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

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Bote Pas Wher G. spelemerer V1. A, opi lene Few other positions may be as subject to criticism as is the presidency of Concordia College. Yet Mr. Bredemeier, as president, has received much praise and commenda- tion. In fact, his popularity grows with each passing day. In just two short years he has ensconced himself in our affections. He is admired for his firm, yet gentle, ways; for his genial disposition; for his ready, helping hand; and, most of all, for his wonderful spirit of co-operation. OL ephert Usivbnin: he wth, Vaereial, Mr. Herbert Birkman ... high school principal... . leader of the young people . . . co-worker of President Bredemeier . . . moulder of the youth. In addition to all his duties as principal, Mr. Birkman teaches several classes in religion and works for the erection of the new Lutheran High School building. Largely through his tireless efforts the high school department has become tops in efficiency, scholarship, and up-to-dateness. Lat Cilizahelk Eickhoff, 78. ie Girk’ Connaalon Miss Elizabeth Eickhoff, girls’ counselor, holds regu- lar office hours for consultation, teaches English and home economics, and directs the activities of the Girls' Cabinet. As counselor of the Concordia co-eds, 'Betsy'' has in one short year become a friend and confidant to all with whom she has come in contact. Her friendliness and cooperative spirit have won for her the admiration of the entire student body.