Concordia College - White and Blue Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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firS|:fr ;, ■AMP iFaritltij If we were to go back to the year 1881, which marks the founding of our college, and take a look into the single classroom, which was the beginning of this institution, we would behold in the Professor ' s chair none other than Professor Huth, D.D., who was at that time the sole instructor. He has faithfully served Concordia all these years and even today actively fills the chair as instructor in Greek. Other members of the Faculty served this institution well nigh two score years or more. Thus our Concordia has been singularly blessed with capable and experienced men, serving for long periods. However, as in the course of time the increase of enrollment made nec- essary also an increase in the Faculty, other faithful, conscientious, and diligent men were found until finally the Faculty has grown to its present size. These men have proven themselves by their extreme application and earnest- ness to be very capable and proficient in the instruction of their various branches of Study, and as a body have worked together in perfect harmony these many years for the benefit of this institution and the spreading of the Lord ' s Kingdom. We, the members of the class of ' 25, want to take this opportunity to express our appreciation for the course of instruction and training received here. Although we at times, in rashness of thought, have been at variance with their methods, nevertheless, we have come more and more to a full realization and appreciation of their faithful efforts. The ' course of instruction consists of a thorough and excellent classical train- ing, foremost emphasis being laid on a sound Christian training. [22]

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Mailiii (.iiatbiier Classics F. F. Kochiu-ke Latin, German arid History Paul Zaiii.u Mathematics E. Hattstaedt Assistant LeRoy Rinckner Assistant H. Gienapp Assistant U il

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