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

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George Plvan—'George’”’ Cleveland, Ohio Wherever there is trouble —over hill or Dale — you will find George. Not one to keep his opinions to himself. Sigma Rho Delta, Debate team, Chess Club, Sock and Buskin, Mission Society, Class President Quinta, Captain Band. Delores Roth Fort Wayne, Ind. Whimsical and eager; stu- dious, yet an outdoor girl; introvert, yet pal to all. Del is an enthusiastic worker. Her zest for liv- ing manifests itself is an honest appreciation of all about her. GA.A., Latin Club. Howard Saalfrank Fort Wayne, Ind. Quiet and unassuming. A good student. He can look forward to much success. sgt. Co. D. Ralph Sallach Fort Wayne, Ind. Ralph is always busy at something. From playing his violin to reading “lighter” literature. Al- ways friendly. S Sgt. A, Orchestra, Sock and Bus- kin, Wrestling. This page sponsored by Elva Joan Reinking Fort Wayne, Ind. The epitome of loveliness and lovableness; to de- scribe El in one word, you might say, “She's swelll’’ Foun Club, G.A.A., Tetarus i. Clara Louise Romine Fort Wayne, Ind. Although Clara is a very active girl in GA.A. we can sum her wonderful be- ing up in three words: Quiet, Conservative, and Conscientious. Latin Club, G.A.A. Juanita Saalfrank Fort Wayne, Ind. Merry, mischievous Juanita, looking for fun and usually finding it. She's carefree, bu always careful. Sock and Buskin, G.A.A., Teta- rus Phi, Martin Scheimann Fort Wayne, Ind. “Bud” is the “flitoreus flut- ist’ of the band. He’s an exceptional conversational- ist, especially in classes. He’s a member of Sigma Rho Delta, Science Club, Sgt. Band. Edgar Scheuman “Chaps” Fort Wayne, Ind. You can often see this character speeding around in a low black sedan. Something like a gangster. One of “Nord's Boys.” Pvt. Co, B: PAPE BROS. PAINT STORE, 227 E. Wayne

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Robert Meyer—'Bob” seen FS a Fort Wayne, Ind. pee Sit te TRA EA) Cee A good friend of Marilyn to act. Never serious and ? a good conversationalist. ee icy She a i the Bob's friendly manners will OBICIOUESIY PSA es be missed around Concor- enjoyable gaan r ks ale dia. Sock and Buskin, Ma- sia: eos ; pre are roon and White, Rifle team, Sete am. Aina ce ‘ Choir, Debate team. Ne otek ey Sane Marilyn Moellering Raymond Mueller—'J. T.” ask a Seymour, Ind. Maxine; Mueller Maz To be one of the best shots Fort Wayne, Ind. on the rifle team, “J.T.” Max, the inseparable friend spends a good deal of his of Betts, with her hair of time practicing on the gold and a heart of gold, range. Ray is a good has gained a spot in all student and can accom- our hearts as one of the plish anything he sets his finest gals in Tertia. Sig- mind to, especially Greek. ma Rho Delta. Choir, Male Chorus, Rifle Team, Mission Society, Tech. Sgt. Co, D. Robert Novotney— Bob” Streator, Ill. Richard Nahrwold— Dick” 4 man of high ideals. Fas- tidious and intelligent. Be- Fort Wayne, Ind. lieves in defending the An unassuming person fright no matter what the without anything to say. odds might be. A hard Just another one of those worker. Student Council, guys. Pvt. Co. C. Wrestling Team, Mission Society, Sigma Rho Delta, Concordian Staff, Battalion Capt, Adjutant. ee John Obeda— Johnnie” Richard Nord— Snookie”’ Chicago, Ill. Fort Wayne, Ind. Persistence—that is John- This platinum blonde “fel- nie in a nutshell. Whether la’ takes the alias of it’s studies, piano, wrest- “Snookie” to the party and ling, or track team, you'll you will have a bushel of find Johnnie plugging on. ee ee ee fun. ‘“B’ team in Quinta, Track team, Mission Socie- Pyts Go, D; ty, Wrestling team, Ist Lt., Staff. Bonnie Pepler—'’Peppy’”’ Fort Wayne, Ind. Small, lively, and unpre- dictable—that's Peppy. We wish we could discover what makes those eyes shine so. She's fresh as ) a brisk qutumn. Sigma Rho Delta, Science Club, Student Council. This page sponsored by page.28 A FRIEND ee

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Herbert Schinnerer Fort Wayne, Ind. His last words spoken to the writer were “hold your paper up.’ Sounds fa- miliar to all of us. Science Glubwcncetaeonnces Eugene Schmidt—''Gene’ Saginaw, Mich. Easy-going, Gene never lets anything get him down. One of our most promising marksmen. Sig- ma Rho Delta, Football Mor., Track Team, Wrest- ling Team, Mission Society, Male Chorus, Staff Sgt. Co. A. Walter Schueller—'Walt’’ Fort Wayne, Ind. Husky and well-built, Walt makes a good football player. Well liked be- cause he is so easy-going. Capt. B. George Shoemaker “George” Vallonia, Ind. Studious, diligent, quiet, and always in the upper bracket when grades are given out. Well liked by all and an ardent Cub fan. Mission Society, Sigma Rho Delta, Male Chorus, A Cap- pella Choir, Sec. Executive Committee, 2nd Lt. Co. B. William Smith—'Bill’’ Aurora, Ind. Bill has always been known for his vivid de- scription of life in Aurora. A good student, he is one of our better marksmen. Wrestling team, Tumbling team, 2nd Lt, Co, GC. page 30 Norman Schmeltzer “Bromo” Adrian, Mich. Altho Bromo has been in the fold for only one year, his friendly way soon won him a flock of friends. En- joys a good bull session. Sigma Rho Delta, Pvt. Co. A. William Schudlich— 'Bill” Detroit, Mich. Well liked by all, Bill has a very important position as School Intramural Mgr. He can often be found working on the stage. Or- chestra, Sock and Buskin, Sigma Rho Delta, Stage Crew, Intramural Manager, 2nd Lt. Band. Ralph Schuettler Elizabethton, Tenn. Whether he is playing “cops and robbers” with his juxties or acting in the capacity of battalion head, “it is hard to find him seri- ous. Lt. Col., Wrestling team, Sigma Rho Delta. Warren Smith Fort Wayne, Ind. He stars in track but can hold his own on the bas- ketball floor or the rifle range. Ist Lt! Co, G: This page sponsored by MILLER’S CAFETERIA ¢ 7) 4 4 } | ]