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

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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

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; nt iv VICTOR HALBOTH Cascade, Wis. Meet our polished friend Vic , whose pleasant manners and kindly smile spell a most popular member of the class. Possessed of prac- tical business ability, he holds half a dozen different jobs and has done especially meritorious work as Ad- vertising Manager of this Annual. ' Vic is passionately fond of music — on the Victrola, as the presence of the phonograph in his den indicates. He is fastidious in his dress and when in full dress leaves a brilliant impression. LEONARD KOESTER Fort Wayne, Ind. Behold our latest acquisition, Kampy . In the short year since he came from the Hoosier Concordia, we have learned that he is a reg- ' lar guy . He has joined the or- chestra and regularly toots his clari- net there. His interest in athletics is limited to watching others play, but he admits being a good hand at bowling, billiards and marble-shoot- ing. But why the pink letters and green ink from Indiana, Kampy?