Concordia College - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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He came to Concordia from a very successful pas- torate in Lincoln, Nebraska. Students respect him as a man interested in their problems. Besides the responsibilities which attended his office he has assumed the duties of a full-time teaching assign- ment, lecturing to Religion classes in both the College and Prep divisions. He is a family man, too. With him are his wife and sons, Carl and Arthur. Carolyn attends Bronxville High, while Esther (alumna, ' 47) and Ted are at colleges out of state.

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DEDICATED TO... THE REVEREND ARTHUR J. DOEGE . . . In recognition of twelve years as President of Concordia.

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LlVEN though 1 949 was a year of internation- al unrest and possible economic recession, Concordians didn ' t let on to the rest of the U.S. that they knew about it. They lived in a world all of their own, ate pretty well, studied and played hard, and acted for the most part like people their own age. That is how they live, eat, and act in this book. We have tried to make this a practical yearbook, written in a style you will appreci- ate, filled with pictures you will want to remember. You will find no theme running through its title pages; both pictures and caption combine to express the spirit of each section.