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

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AMP BLUe HERBERT POELLOT, Palatine, 111 Vice-President As Senior Editor Herbie for- sook his radio and, disregarding our threats, did his duty, conscious that right makes niight ; yet his satire was merciful and he generously winked at our grave faults. Being musically inclined he played the base drum in the orchestra a full season. Then he acquired his uke . Although as a musician he has been going from bad to worse, he is an indispensable adjunct to our class, QA GERNARD KANIESS Kewaskum, Wis. Treasurer Leaning back in an armchair, calmly puffing his beloved pipe while reading a thrilling novel is Gay ' s idea of perfect contentment. At all times he keeps a happy medium in his affairs, excepting those of Cupid, — but then, every great man has his foibles. Gay has another passion; as the immortal Izaak Waltjn loved to go a-fishing, so Gay too fol- lows this peaceful sport, — and fish ' Wait till you hear him!

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AMP JACOB GEISTLINGER Joliet, 111. Meet one of our representatives from Joliet, one who has won respect by his ability in oratory and writing. Zealously striving after Demosthen- es ' laurels, he has attained both el- oquence and a commanding posture. Though he has been successful to some degree in a literary way, his real genius shows itself when winged words flow from his lips. Aside from these faults he is a jolly chap, who makes a friend worth-while. 1 CLARENCE GOETSCH Luxemburg, Wis. Ambition should be made of sterner stuff , quoth Shakespeare, here ' s Gutsch to prove it. Self- reliant and diligent, he is one of the mainstays in class-room storms and blizzards. The sonorous tones of his trombone and his melodious variations on the organ manifest his interest in music; omit the trombone and he is a quiet and likable fellow. Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. tK