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

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THEODORE FOLKMAN (Ted), Edmonton, Alta. Ted ' s specialty is telling jokes, especially at formal occasions and parties where he sparks as Concordia ' s Master of Cere¬ monies. Besides this role, Ted also takes part in Discords, Aurora, Students ' Council, Baseball, and Concordians. Ted plans to return next year to continue his studies in the min¬ isterial program. Ah, isn ' t she just sweet? GERALD KRONSTEDT (Gunnar), Jasper, Alta. Gerry, better known as Gunnar, came to Concordia in the fall of ' 56. Besides a loaded Grade Twelve course, he finds time to support Jr. Hockey and Intramurals. During the winter, he sometimes spends the odd weekend at home skiing. Gunnar p.ans to enter the University of Alberta next year to study Aeronautical Engineering. CURTIS KENDEL (Kurt). MacNutt, Sask. This is Kurt ' s second and final year at Concordia. He is urn decided as to his plans for the future. This year Kurt was manager for the three basketball teams, a job that kept him hustling throughout the winter months. Besides that position he is also in the Camera Club and on the Junior Baseball squad. EDUARD JOBS (Ed). Markerville, Alta. Pleasant, industrious, friendly — that is Ed as we know him. This is Ed ' s second year here at Concordia. During that time he was the efficient Circulation Manager of the Aurora. He was also a member of the Dorm. Council, Library Staff, and Drama Club. Next year will see Ed back with us to continue his preparation for the ministry. MARJORIE ULMER (Marj), Brightview, Alta. Marj entered Concordia in ' 55 in the grade X class. During the past three years she has taken an interest in Choristers, Co-ed Council, Aurora, and Walther League. Marj is always a spark of joy because of her unexpected shrieks of laughter She will return in the fall and continue her studies in the teacher training course. FLORA RANK, Edmonton, Alta After three years at Concordia, Flora has left her mark in Athletics. Being a member of Senior Cheerleading, Basketball. Volleyball, and Tumbling, she has made the gym her second home. Flora also was active in Co-ed Council, Drama, and the C-Club. Her future vocation is undecided. LYDIA HENNIG, Nelson, B.C. Lydia arrived here in 1955 and has been bu y ever since as Chapel organist, Co-ed Council member, and a Concordian. Besides getting into jammy situations, she also participated in Choristers, Basketball, Aurora, Drama and Softball. Next year Lydia will be back to continue her training to become a Parochial School teacher. MERLE BRETZLAFF, Colington, Alta. Merle, one of the quieter girls of Concordia, is, nevertheless, active on the Aurora Staff and in Recreational Workshop Merle plans to become a Laboratory Technician and will take her training at the Royal Alex Hospital. 13

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LAVERNE WENDELL (Pubby), MacNutt, Sask. Pubby came to Concordia in the fall of ' 55 and has since shown his ability in Basketball. This year he was by far the top scorer of the High School Team. His other interests are Athletic Council, Intramural Council and Library Staff. Pubby plans to take an Engineering course at Valparaiso University this fall. THEODORE REINER (Theo), Edmonton, Alta. Hailing originally from Oliver, B.C., three years ago, Theo is now a loyal Albertan due to the acceptance of a call by his father to be an instructor on our campus. During his stay, he has been active in Basketball, Drama, and musical groups. The past year found him as editor of the Aurora Borealis. Theo plans to return next year to continue his studies for the ministry. NORTH JOHNSON. Yellowknife, N.W.T. Hailing from the colder part of Canada, North came to us last fall to complete his Grade 12. Besides being an accomplished pianist, North enjoys singing bass in the Choristers. He is also Chairman of the Social Committee. North intends to continue his education at the University of Alberta, where he will study Commerce. ROSS NORSTROM. Summerland, B.C. This is Ross ' s third and final year at Concordia and he intends to enter the University of Alberta next fall to take Engineering. One of our cultural students, Ross sings in the Choristers, plays the oboe for the Edmonton Junior Symphony, and is active in Concordia ' s Drama group. Ross is also the Advertising Manager for the Aurora. What ' s the connection, kid? MERLE FINGAS, MacNutt, Sask. Merle, an avid hockey fan, came to Concordia in the fall of ' 56. She has been an active Chorister and has greatly added to their alto section. Recreation Workshop, Walther League, Library staff, and a part time Sunday School teacher are her varied activities. Merle plans to return next year to continue her studies to become a Parochial School Teacher. KATHARINE FOLKMANN (Kathy), Didsbury, Alta. Kathy, hailing from Didsbury in ' 56, plans to return again next year for the Teacher Training Course. Her cheerful smile and willing participation are among Kathy ' s many pleasing traits. She is active in Concordians, Drama, Volleyball, and Basket¬ ball. Besides her busy life on campus, Kathy is also interested in Walther League. ADELAIDE DYKE (Adie), Oakshela, Sask. This year, Adie ' s second at Concordia, has proven to be a highly active and interesting year for her. She has participated in Choristers, Co-ed Council, Basketball, and Volleyball. Adie plans on entering the University Hospital in the fall to train to become a nurse. MARIAN ENDERS (Kit), Ottawa, Ont. Joining our campus in 1955, Kit soon took an active part in Con¬ cordians, Choristers, Drama, Volleyball, and Sr. Cheerleaders. This year she is also Managing Editor of the Aurora. Her busy stay here has proved very beneficial to our College life. Kit plans to continue her studies as a Parochial School Teacher. 12

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NATALIE WITTE (Boots), Edmonton, Alta. During her three years at Concordia, Natalie has been very active in many of our service groups. She also took part in Choristers, Walther League, Intramurals, and the Aurora Staff. Natalie plans to continue her studies to become a teacher to the deaf. JOHANNA BECKER (Jo), Stornaway, Sask. This year, Johanna ' s second at Concordia, has proved a busy one for her. She has taken an active part in Choristers, Co-ed Council, Walther League, and Deaf Work. In spite of these Johanna succeeded in keeping her academic average high throughout the year. Johanna plans to become a Deaconess to the deaf. EDNA RUKS (Ruksy), Pincher Creek, Alta. This was Edna ' s first year at Concordia, but it has been an active one, especially as a very active player on the Basket¬ ball team. She is also interested in Volleyball, Choristers, and the Aurora Staff. Next year Edna plans to go into nurses ' training in Lethbridge. ANNA ALBERT, Ponoka, Alta. Anna came to Concordia last fall to take her Grade XII. Although this is her first year here, she has been active in Choristers and in Recreational Workshop. This fall Anna plans to study Education at the University of Alberta. God ' s Blessing in your future career, Anna. ROBERT HEDRICH (Bob). Whiskey Gap, Alta. Following the steps of his sister Jean, Bob arrived on our campus last fall to complete his Grade 12. Although he spends much time at his studies, he nevertheless finds time to play baseball, and to be an active member of the Camera Club. Bob is undecided as to his future career. JOAN REMUS, Pembroke, Ont. Joan entered these halls of learning last fall to take her Grade XII. She was active in Drama, as well as a member of the Chapel Committee. Joan plans to return next year to continue her training for a Parochial School Teacher. SONJA JOHNSON. Camrose, Alta. Entering our halls this year, Sonja has contributed much to our Extra-curricular system as well as working to obtain her Senior Matric. She was a member of the Library, Aurora, and Yearbook staffs. For her future vocation, Sonja plans fo train for an X-Ray Technician in either Edmonton or Calgary. PHYLLIS ARNOLD, Wetaskiwin, Alta. Friendly Phyllis took a great interest in basketball and volley¬ ball. She also found time for Library Staff and Drama. Besides these, she has an unfailing interest in Walther League. Phyllis plans to study Education at the University of Alberta. 14