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

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Administration DINING HALI —Pictured to the right are Mr. and Mrs. Fuhr who are more commonly known as Ma and Cap. They are the people responsible for the delicious, tantalizing meals which we daily receive. When you are in the dumps, go to Ma and Cap. They will both cheer you up and fill you up. They deserve much thanks and appreciation for the way in which they so joyfully supplied us with our bodily needs. MAINTENANCE STAFF— A lot of dirt can pile up in an institution of this size. To keep our College clean and in good order, we have the very able and willing services of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bogner. Sweeping, wash¬ ing, and dusting are only a few of their duties. Mr. Bogner is a jack-of-all-trades; an electrician, plumber, and carpenter. During the winter he also assists the boys in repair¬ ing hockey sticks; a job greatly appreciated by the hockey players. OFFICE SECRETARY —Anna Behrends is the warm-hearted and efficient secretary on our campus. This is Anna ' s sixth year on the staff at Concordia. During that time she has aided Professors, Pastors, and students as banker, stenographer, printer, and medium to the President. She is also organist and Sunday School Teacher at Gethsemane Lutheran Church. Who could ask for a better secretary? MR. AND MRS. MAXWELL— Two other valuable members of our campus family are Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell. As house mother for the girls, Mrs. Maxwell has done a splen¬ did job. Thirty-some girls can be quite a bother but she always is able to be the mother, nurse, and friend to them all. Mr. Maxwell is on the Maintenance Staff along with Mr. Bogner. Besides looking after the gym, he does a great deal of repair work on the buildings and the grounds. 6

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H. F. Witte B.Sc., B.Ed. Concordia ' s audio-visual aids spec¬ ialist who teaches the Sciences with ability and good humour. A friendly smile for all. A’bert Reindf His precise and fluent English are great assets in his teaching of English and Religion. Conscientious advisor of the Aurora . Albert H. Miller B.A., M.A. Walter C. Beck B.S.Ed. Waiter F. Schoepp B.A. Concordia ' s most able director of Public Relations, teacher of the Social Sciences and Religion, a ready, willing and able help to the Canadian Staff. Genial Athletic Director who directs a multitude of profitable sports activities, teaches Physical Educa¬ tion, as well as Religion and Science. Friendly Rev. Schoepp is a local pastor who takes time from a busy schedule to teach part time in the Religion Department. 5

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Ministerial Graduates Grenfell, Sask. DALE MOHR This is Dale ' s fourth and final year at Concordia. During his stay here, he has been a member of the Dorm Council, Students ' Council, Choristers, Male Chorus, College Basketball, Baseball, Social Committee, Concordians, Discords and Aurora. This year he was our Student Body President and our L.S.G.C. representative to Austin, Texas. Dale will continue his ministerial training at Fort Wayne this fall. LAWRENCE EIFERT (Sam), Edmonton, Alta. Sam the College man, came to Concordia in the fall of 1953. Known for his jovial character, Sam has contributed much to Concordia during his stay here. He is inter¬ ested and active in Baseball, Hockey, Choristers, Dorm Council, College Basketball and the Discords. Sam is looking forward to entering Fort Wayne this fall. ROBERT LISKE (Bob), Trochu, Alta. This is Bob ' s fifth and final year at Concordia. During his stay, he has been an active member of Male Chorus, Concordians, Choristers, Basketball, Hockey, Drama, Students ' Council and Dorm Council. This year he occupied the position of Chief Librarian. He intends to continue his ministerial studies at Fort Wayne this fall. DIETER MUELLER, Edmonton, Alta. Dieter, a very intelligent student, entered Concordia in the fall of ' 54. This year will be his final one here. Dieter rates very high in his studies, especially in Greek, Latin and German. Besides his studies, he participates enthusiastically in Phy. Ed. Dieter will continue his ministerial training at Fort Wayne this fall. 7