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

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24 Greyhounds have the cutest drivers OLIVER BRUECK, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Though predominantly an introvert, Oliver has a natural sincerity and charm that have gained him many a friend. Science Club. JULIUS BUSH, Cleveland, Ohio—One can't help but like him; a fellow of sincerity with a love for simplicity. Male Chorus; Football; Latin Club; Pnyx. DAVID CORDES, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Manly, aggressive, to-the-point, one not afraid. to paddle his own canoe. Football; Science Club; Pnyx. KENNETH CORDES, Fort Wayne, Ind. —Independent, a realist in life, a true pal, a diligent and efficient fellow. RUTH DAVID, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Carefree and happy as a brook . . . warm as a sunbeam, Ruthie smiles her way through life. A Cappella Choir; Girls' Chorus; GAA; Sock and Buskin; Pnyx. RALPH DEPPERT, Cleveland, Ohio—Boisterous and rough, refreshing as a Coca-Cola pause, booming laughter, the lovable Stench. Football; Track; Intra-Basketball; Pnyx. RICHARD DETTMAN, Gary, Ind.—A jovial fellow, who has many friends simply by being one. Football; Latin Club. DONALD DICKMEYER, Fort Wayne, Ind.—A compact, sturdy athlete, with the finely chiseled features of an Indian Chief. Football; Basketball. WILLARD DOEHRMAN, Fort Wayne, Ind—A handsome “hunk of man, a buddy as warm as the handshake of a friend. Football; Basketball; Science Club; Latin Club. ARMAND DOWNING, Pittsburgh, Pa—He's a fellow we're glad we met; for he's a fellow we won't forget. Football; Pnyx. FLOYD DUFF, Detroit, Mich—Original and sincere, Floyd has a warmth of spirit and a nobleness of character. Male Chorus; Intra-Basketball; M AND W; Pnyx. ROBERT EHLERT, Northville, Mich—Clever, has a penchant for making remarks that reveal a penetrating wit, really a lovable guy. Tumbling; Wrestling; Track; Latin Club; Pnyx.

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CARL AHLERSMEYER, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Forceful and sure, a young man who knows how to get along in the world, Snap Squad; Pnyx. JOHN BARDONNER, Fort Wayne, Ind.—A brilliant and outstanding student, endowed with a scintillating wit and facile tongue. A charming friend, a constant companion. CARLTON BEECHER, Fort Wayne, Ind.—A candidate for All-American boy, ever fresh of mind and spirit, LAWRENCE BERKOBEN, Pittsburgh, Penn.—Stands solidly on his own two feet, bubbles over with enthusiasm and high spirit. A Cappella Choir; Wrestling; Pnyx. FRANK BODENMILLER, Toledo, Ohio—He scaled the rafters of Concordia's gym; as a fellow of daring we-honor him. Sock and Buskin; Rifle Team: Pnyx. DONALD BONESS, Chicago, IIl—Retiring and reticent, yet possessing an inward strength and virility which stamp him a man, Male Chorus; Tumbling; Wrestling; Pnyx. WALLACE BORCHELT, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Possessing the now famous Borchelt per- sonality, an ebullient, happy-go-lucky Senior. MILTON BRACKMANN, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Striking appearance, a basketball great, his greatest asset is his modesty. Football; Basketball; Track; Tennis. PATRICIA BRADEN, Detroit, Mich.—A fitting Homecoming Queen, regal in bearing, imbued -with the nobleness of royalty. Girls' Chorus; GAA; CONCORDIAN; Latin Club, Pnyx. RICHARD BRADIN, Detroit, Mich—He may be quiet, but what a wit. For every oc- casion his remarks sure fit. Football Manager; Latin Club; Science Club. RICHARD BREDEMEYER, Fort Wayne, Ind—Fastidious, careful in all things, a fellow who manages to keep his life on an even keel. ROBERT BROWN, Ypsilanti, Mich—Of Robert now, it's safe to tell. Whate'er he did, he did it well. Latin Club; Pnyx. Sun in your eyes, Pat? High Sehcol Graduates 23

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High aSe ea perelen tes Who's rocking whom, fellas? HERBERT FEHNER, Monroe, Mich.—A portrait of deep friendliness, contagious laughter, and decided opinion about women, ‘bunk ' life, and drill. Football; Track; Pnyx. EVALYN FOREMAN, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Chic, dainty, always neat. Her eyes sparkle with the joy of living. SAC; GAA; Sock and Buskin; Pnyx. EUGENE FREY, Fort Wayne, Ind.—The normal, American teen-age boy in the flesh, with friends, cars, passing grades, and happiness. Rifle Team. HAROLD FRITCHA, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Quiet and conscientious, a fellow who does things with the sureness of a $40,000 a year executive. WILLIAM FRYE, Hickory, North Carolina—A happy-go-lucky fellow, who manages to take everything and anything in his stride. MILES GERBERDING, Fort Wayne, Ind.—A serious and contemplative young man, with the ability to view life with a philosophical candor. Wrestling; Latin Club; Science Club. ROSE GEROFF, Fort Wayne, Ind——Demure and debonair, polished in manners, as in- gratiating as a Parisian. Girls’ Chorus; GAA. HAROLD GOEGLEIN, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Dashing Casanova ... Ladies’ man... am- bitious athlete . .. a smile that sparkles like a rare diamond. Football; Basketball; Track; Latin Club. FREDERICK GOLKE, Cleveland, Ohio—Mild-mannered, slow to anger,® proficient in his studies, a hearty friend. A Cappella Choir; Male Chorus; Intra-Basketball; Tumbling. ROBERT GOLM, Detroit, Mich—Though at first he may seem retiring, as a friend he is inspiring. Football; Tumbling; Rifle Team. THOMAS GREEN, Port Huron, Mich—A great fellow, large in mind and spirit and frame, a delightful friend. A Cappella Choir; Male Chorus; Debate Team; Pnyx. DELBERT GREMMELS, Chester, III—A staunch debator; yet one whose great love is not Cicero, but his fellow-man. A Cappella Choir; Male Chorus; Tumbling; M AND W; Debate Team; Pnyx. 25