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

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Carlton Palenske: Toledo, Ohio. Usually quiet and contemplative, Pole oc- easionally bursts forth with a gem of hu- mor. Although his name is often laughingly linked with the Boy Scouts, the Wisconsin Synod could not have picked a better am- bassador of good will. Edward Peters: Lakewood, Ohio. Taking over as class lumen when he came in Quarta, Ed has yet to get a grade lower than an A. Possessing extraordinary talents, he utilizes them to the very best of his ability. Ready and willing to help anyone, Ed is often sought after for his counseling ability and innate common sense. CONCORDIAN: Editor, II. Librarian, I él, This page sponsored by “Amicus Concordiae.” 18 Arthur Petrowsky: Auburn, Michigan. Formerly a misogynist, Pete is now firmly convinced of the advisability of having col- lege women on the Concordia campus. Con- scientious, considerate, courteous, a depend- able worker, he never shirks his duty. Al- though Pete is somewhat reserved, his few words carry a lot of meaning. Softball, I II. Men’s Council, Il. Carpenters (?)

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The Prima Athletic Association. Ronald Michel: Chicago, Illinois. Mike is one of Concordia’s finest promoters of the spirit of true friendship. Quick with a ready helping hand, never wrathful, always level-headed and fair, Ron can always be depended upon when the chips are down, Sports editor, Maroon and White. CONCORDIAN Staff, Il. Lounge Committee. C. S. A. comptroller, II. Donald Miller: Racine, Wisconsin. A sincere and gentle-willed fellow, Sid always radiates friendliness and good humor. Quiet and good-natured, his gentle temperament and good judgment have started him on the road to success. Easy-going, Don never lets anything get him down. Basketball manager, II. Frederick Naumann: Parma, Ohio. Boisterous and rough, Fred fears neither man nor beast, and least of au those of the opposite sex. In his years at Concordia, Fred has gained sufficient experience to write a successful ‘‘Advice to the Lovelorn”’ column. He is a wonderful example of the rugged physical superiority of the male. Softball, I II. This page snonsored by the Fort Wayne Engraving Co. Romeo Rose at work.

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«.. without whom the lounge would never have DEC ts This page sponsored by the Allen Dairy Products, Inc., 3400 N. Clinton. Roger Pittelko: Illinois. Westchester, Endcewed with a keen intellect and practical mind, the big fellow is proficient in all his studies and successful in everything he un- dertakes. Easy to get along with and slow to anger, Roger has a heart in proportion to his size. He has won many friends with his quiet sense of humor and good-natured kidding, CONCORDIAN: Associate Editor, om Chapel of the Air: Recording Technician, iGce LL. John Remetta: Bristol, Pennsyl- vania. Serious and full of fun, quiet and talkative by turns, but in all moods a completely likeable fellow, John goes about all of his work in a relaxed manner, yet always meets with complete success. Always smiling, John firmly believes in letting the things of to- morrow take care of themselves. Choir, FF: John Rieck: St. Clair Shores, Michigan. A booming voice is possibly the most out- standing characteristic of this recent addi- tion to our class. Whether it is a Greek recitation, a romantic poem, or a normal con- versation, you never miss a word that John says. He is a hard-working student, whoa commands the respect and admiration of all. Basketball, I.