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

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DELROSE NAST (Duz), Roundhill. Alta. Duz plans on returning to Concordia next year where she will continue in our teacher training program. She is an active member of Choristers, and a standout on the Volleyball Team. Well ... I like that! RUTH BROWN, Ensign, Alta. Three years ago, Brownie came to Con¬ cordia. Although she is usually seen studying, Ruth also finds time to serve as a member of the Drama Club and the Aurora Staff. For the past two years she has been one of the Cheerleaders. Her future vocation is un¬ decided. LAWRENCE EIFERT (Sam), Edmonton, Alta. Sam entered Concordia in 1953 as a ministerial student and he plans to return next year to our college department. Although he is a city student he spends much of his time at college and takes a real interest in its affairs. Sam ' s extra-curricular activities are baseball, hockey and the Male Chorus. LORETTA EIFERT, Edmonton, Alta. A true-blue Edmontonian, Loretta entered Concordia in the fall of 1954. Besides being on the Students ' Council, the Aurora Staff and the basketball team she was very busy as Chairman of the Red Cross Committee. She likes: blue, pyjama parties, pizza, and giggling . Loretta will continue her studies at River Forest this fall. ARLINE FOERSTER, Stony Plain, Alta. Arline is graduating after her third year at Concordia. Although much oF her time is spent in the canteen where she clerks, her marks prove that her studies are taken seriously. Arlene plans to enter nurse ' s train¬ ing this fall. DIETER MILLER, Edmonton, Alta. Gifted with terrific reasoning power, Dieter stands high in all of his studies, excelling in mathematics, physics and Latin. He can often be seen listening intently to his little phonograph, as he appreciates fine music. He will return this fall to study for the ministry. 28

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GRADUATES GENEVIEVE ROSNAU (Gen), Stony Plain, Alta. Another Stony Plain ite, Gen also entered Concordia in 1954. Although she is taking a full Grade XII course, she finds time for Choristers, Aurora and Coeds ' Council. Who me! Oh! I like pickles, sailors and blue, but I can ' t stand wieners, sauerkraut and Latin. Genevieve is undecided as io her future profession, but is t hinking of be¬ coming a deaconess. MARLENE GEHRING, Stony Plain, Alta. Marlene entered Concordia in 1954. Al¬ though her father accepted a call last year she still calls Claresholm Home . She finds time for Choristers, and is a member of Coeds Council, Aurora, and Chapel Commit¬ tee. Marlene plans on returning to Edmonton where she will take a teacher training course. EDWARD ROBINSON (Ted), Toronto, Ont. Most of Ted ' s extra-curricular work has been con¬ centrated on athletics in this, his second and final year here. An outstanding ball handler, he was chosen captain of this year ' s champion Varsity basketball team. He was also a member of Intra¬ mural Council and Sports Editor on the Aurora. Ted wishes to attend university in the fa I to study medi¬ cine. TERRY LOMNES (Numby), Camrose, Alta. Even though Terry was unable to complete the term here, we are glad to list him as a Concordian. Being an excellent athlete, Terry was a member of the Edmonton Oil Kings ' Hockey Squad this year. In spite of road trips he was able to maintain his aca¬ demic standing. He hopes to attend the U. of A. this fall to take an engineering course. ROBERT JOHNSON (Bob), Barrhead, Alta. Not one to stand idly by while something interesting is going on, Bob has been a lively spark-plug at Concordia. An enthusiastic athlete, he was a member of the Basketball Team and will no doubt also play baseball. Bob also sings in the Male Chorus. He in¬ tends to enroll at the Royal Rhodes Naval Academv this fall. ARTHUR HENNIG (chan), Bruderheim, Alta. Art is finishing his third year at Concordia and intends to enroll at C.T.C. in River Forest to study for the teaching profession this fall. He has done a terrific job as Yearbook Busi¬ ness Manager. In past years he was a’so a member of the Aurora Staff and Male Chorus. ERVIN HENKELMANN (Erv), Trochu, Alta. As editor of the 1956 Yearbook and a first- strinqer on the Varsity Basketball Team, Erv has had a busy and profitable year. During his three year stay at Concordia he has taken an active part in the Aurora, Ma ' e Chorus, Ban . Dorm Counci 1 . nd the Students ' Coun¬ cil. He will enter C.T.C. at River Forest this fall. 27

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DBERT ZWICK (Tig. Bob came to Concc In spite of a course matics and sciences part in sports. On excelled as a rebour Furthermore as a t also belongs to our MURIEL ERTMAb Muriel entered enthusiastic men Council. Among from Sask. Mur continue her stu GEORGE STEPHANI, Barrhead, This is the first year at Concc he expects to graduate in J distinction of being the only that owns a car. He plans to the fie ' d of Radio-T.V. electro TTO GLOEKLER, Ponoka, Alta. This is Otto’s first and final year at Con¬ cordia where he is completing his Grade XII. Besides taking part in intramural sports, he is also a member of the Pep and Drama Clubs. He p’ans to enter the University this fall and later become a public school teacher. DWELL LILIEDAHL, Edmonton, Alta. Lowell, who is one of our few city students, came to Concordia in the fall of ' 54 to take his grade eleven and twelve. Whi ' e here he took an active part in basketba ' I. He left Concordia before the end of the term to accept a position in the R.C.M.P. He intends to finish his high school course by private