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

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| Nellie Patberg, B. A. Me latin—H.s A. Wilfred J. Schnedler, B.D., BA. H.S. Ass'n. Executive Secretary, Religion— BLS Al. BSS ania Esther G. Ross, B.A. Wilbert H. Rusch, B.S. Ruth Sauer, B.A. Girls’ Counselor, Commer- Science, Mathematics — Health, Physical Educa- cial Subjects—H.S.A. S.F. tion, Speech, Driving—H.S.A. Walter M. Schoedel, B.D , BuApe os LM, Religion, Latin—S.F. Professor Bente makes good free pediod. Walter G. Sohn, B.D., B.A. Otto R. Spurgat, M.A.L.S. Housemaster, Religion — Librarian—S.F. and H.S.A. S.E: use of a Edgar Walz, B.A. Religion—H.S.A. Erwin J. Schnedler Registrar, Mathe- matics—S.F. John F. Stach, B.SC., M.A., Ph.D. Social Studies, Re— ligion—S.F. Edward J. Werner, M.S. Mathematics, Physics— HiS:A. Reinhold Werling, B.Mus. Music—S.F. and H.S.A.

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Supervisory Boards Occasionally a small group of men may be seen walking around the campus and eat- ing dinner in the mess hall. These men are the members of one of the two school boards. The College Board of Control consists of several Lutheran pastors and laymen who are deeply interested in the progress and suc- cess of the college and ministerial high school. The High School Executive Board consists of representatives of the fourteen local congregations which constitute the Fort Wayne Lutheran High School Association. These congregations contribute to the main- tenance and improvement of the high school. To the members of both boards is given the task of seeing that all functions of the school are properly carried out. Together with the oflicials of the school, they strive to make the school one of which the students can be proud, and with which God will be well pleased. S.F.—Synodical Faculty H1.S.A.—High School Association Walter A. Lobitz, B.A.. M.A. Erwin L. Meyer, Ph.D. Fred W. Mittelstadt, B.S. Social Studies—H.S.A. German, Social Studies, Science—H.S.A. Humanities—S.F. ae Eugene W. Nissen, Edgar W. Oetting, Herald J. Panning B.D., M.A. Capt., O.R.C. Industrial Arts, Driving- Greek, Latin—S.F. Military Science and Tac- H.S.A. tics—H.S.A, Not Available for a picture — Marjory M. Miser, B.A. Art, English—H.S.A. High School Board, Left to Right — Mr. Mel Pie- College Board, Left to Right — Pres. Herbert G. penbrink, Rev. Wilfred Schnedler, Mr. Ed Schroeder, Bredemeier, Mr. Robert Moellering, Rev. E. P. Mr. Carlton Kruse, Mr. Herbert Birkman, Rev. E. H. Schmidt, Rev. Paul Dannenfeldt, Mr. Clarence Bren- Albers. ner, Mr. Robert Berning. This page sponsored by Dr. Mrs. C. W. Dahling 12

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Wuarta—Juniors We're velerans now This year we tried to be independent. We formed our cliques and stuck together, not caring what others thought, said, or did. We broke rules and thought we were being treated unjustly when we were caught and punished. We got into a feud with the Primaners, and called them the “Thing”. We felt completely ma- ture, and wanted to be big-wheel Seniors. We took over important roles in many of the organizations on the campus, and we worked hard to make parties a success. We got our class-rings, and predicted how soon we would trade them, but Mother and Dad also made predictions. We were beginning to become the wheels that keep the student machine at Concordia running. This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Emil C. Jacobs, Cleveland, Ohio Class Officers — Fred Bragenzer—President, Jack Rump—Vice- President, Virginia Sonne—Secretary, Carolyn Borchelt—Trea- surer. . . . Good ole carefree noon-hours. . . . What's this? Army mess? . . . C’mon, Wayne, cut it out, or [ll turn you in to Rev. Sohn! ... T'te-e-en-shun!