Concordia College - Spire / Concordian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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we I an E . Ili? J 'X I .xi QW Q we ' j- W! ip, lt's not all Work and no play at Concordia - - - 1 as an uninformed outsider might falsely ' '----' xg? think. But in conjunction with the regular i duties of a Concordia student rnany extra- curricular activities are entered into. Vari- fl l. T N' V xx 5 3. is A - 'M ' . ur. , ' Q . ' 'fi -mf it 'N-1. wa. ,W 'Nl ,JM -' Skyline View oi Schick Hall This page sponsored by KOERBER'S IEWELRY STORE Page 22 Oh

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FIRST ROW CLett to rightb Telschow, Fred Zima, Stephen Pflueger, Ervin Schroeder, Roy Ottilie, Iulius Schmidt, Gerhardt Lehmer, Gene Sturbaurn, Wilbert Zehncler, Ronald THIRD ROW Trahms, Vernon Mueller, Theodore Renner, Vernon Schroeder, Berthel Robbins, Betty Seery, Ioan Wambsganss, Unice Scheiniann, Virginia Prescott, Clara Meyer, Leota Nesko, Milan Pavlik, larnes SECOND ROW Meyer, Erna Pruden, Betty Strauss, Maxine Scheimann, lane Ulmer, Ruth Nord, Ruth Oetting, Arlene Nace, Phyllis Rippe, Marilyn Snider, Patricia Weirner, Lois Springer, l-lildegard FOURTH ROW llau, Louis Zuercher, Donald Herzog, Guenther l-iey, Byard Meyer, Richard Mueller, Kenneth Nielson, Wallace Todt, Werner Ries, Charles Nuechterlein, Louis Juniors Sell, Charles Junior Girls This page sponsored by HIGH SCHOOL IUNIORS Page 21

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Recess in the Lounge Photographer Chris ous groups have organized into societies in the past years and each body has its own goal and purpose for organizing, Whether it be for the sake of profitable relaxation or for the sake of fostering some definite pro- gram of the church at large or of Concordia itself. All organizations are under direct faculty supervision. The practical experience and the sense of cooperation acquired by the members of the different bodies Will ever stand them in good stead as they go out into the ministry or into secular vocations. This page sponsored by LANTERNIER FLORISTS Page 23