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

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untor College WILLIAM ABRAM, Goeglein, Ind.—Bill is imbued with self- confidence, numerous talents, and an intrepid, almost cocky, outlook on life. More mature in many ways than his class- mates, he is often sought after for his counseling ability and his innate common sense. An athlete of no mean merit, he is a true and faithful comrade. Basketball; Investigation Com- mittee, RICHARD BERNTHAL, Detroit, paclitatos Mich—cConfident and earnest of purpose, living with Dick is an education in itself. Extremely aggressive, he brings to fruition every project he undertakes: for few are able to resist his smooth manners and machine-gun-fire talking. A lively conversationalist, he is a delightful individualist to his classmates. Basketball; Executive Committee; Investigation Committee; Sock and Buskin. EDWARD BIRNER, Mattoon, IIl —The class's tall, dark, and handsome sharpshooter deserves special commendation for his modesty. Despite the lofty position he held in the Can- teen-Gym Crew Union, he never permitted this unusual power to go to his head. Ed is indeed a friend of rare charm and understanding. Male Chorus; Basketball; Sock and Bus- kin; SAC, president Il. The Union displays its masterpiece RICHARD BOLIN, Humboldt, IIl—Dick possesses the pe- culiar knack of making t he most innocent statement sound like a thunderous challenge issued by another Pope Urban the Second. Though giving an impression of simplicity and innocency, this home-spun philosopher presents many a re- freshingly different slant on things. Canteen Crew; Mission Society; Pnyx. Who said college fellows don't study?

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untor College Graduates WALTER BOUMAN, Soest, Ind.—Practical, affable, Walt made his vociferous yet 'gemuetlich'' way about Concordia's halls. Active in debate, expressive in word and deed, taking a sensitive man's delight in music, he took an interest in these phases of activity. His quiet grace and his keen in- tel lect made him an unforgettable friend to many. A Cap- pella Choir; Inter-Dorm Council; SAC; M AND W; Sock and Buskin, president. ROBERT BUSSE, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Sprightly of spirit, gay and irrepressible, yet imbued with a determination and a certain serious consciousness. Bob is known for his virtuosity at the piano, over which his fingers run like a master. He is able to express himself unusually well; words flow from his pen with grace and ease. A Cappella Choir; Sock and Buskin. BRUCE CASSLER, Aurora, West Virginia—Impetuous, an efficient and self-appointed taskmaster—a composite picture of Bruce. There are as many facets to his personality as there are women in his life. It is not unlikely that he will suffer much, but it is also likely that he will accomplish even more. Primus Omnium |; Student Body vice-president Il; A Cappella Choir; Executive Committee; Inter-dorm Council; Sock and Buskin. Bruce and Walt ready for a bike hike LOUIS DORN, Cleveland, Ohio—Whether Louis is assidu- ously practicing his violin, writing philosophical editorials for the school paper, or entertaining a friend with his bold humor, he suffuses all his activities with a layer of sincerity and good-heartedness. A hard-working student, he commands the respect and admiration of all. A Cappella Choir, li- brarian; M AND W, Associate Editor; Mission. Society; European Family Committee. Bill and Molde out for a drive