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

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Olnnmrhia anuripr Ginnmrhta QInllrgr, inilmaukn. min. 'Hulumr l imam IBEB Numhrr l In the very first issue of Courier a hearty uGo As far nort students pilot- precious tubers. hauling activity cellars 1.000 bush cient cabbage for unloaded at the chute. The boys were chauffeurs. drove to Random Lake t the three truck loads don liberal CONCORDIA COUR is published eleven times a year sttldents of Concordia College, Mil Wisconsin, in the interest of their Alma i The Staff Editorial Circulation Committee Cnmmittee Theo. Fruendt. P. Llndemeyer. F. Boelter. F. Treichel. R. Schuessler. , G. Oldsen. J. H. Baumgaertner. W. Grothe. L. Thalacker. W. Uttech. Subscription Price. 50 cents per anuum. To a - u. - . We thank you! May the graciously reward your deeds -of charity! Soon the annual egg-letters will he sent out to our rural congregations. We ave no doubt that the result will equal t of last Spring, when more than 2,500 en eggs were received at the college ancy created in the faculty of dia by the departure of Pro- ver the presidency of our :1 in that city. was recently Rev. Aug. Hardt, pastor he call as professor of ges. The installation Nazareth Lutheran on November 13. , and, on the and joy de- f contribut- and promo- ing in the the faculty, their wives. program for the had been ar- ev. William Lochner ably e- the toastmasteris gavel. Various i'a ers held forth on topics of a light or -re serious vein, and several musical ctions contributed to the evening's yment. The place of honor was . ared with Prof. Hardt by the aged, well-deserved Rev. Gotthold Loeber of St. Martin's Church of this city, who has turned the fiftieth year of meritorious service in the active ministry e indeed a rare distinction. I621

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The Sales Contest At the close of the Athletic Banquet held on May 14, 1927, our Sales Manager displayed a silver loving cup and ex- plained that the Stati would present this trophy to the student who would win first place in a sales campaign. The rules were that students would be credited only with sales made before Jan. 15, that an- nuals sold but not paid for before that date would not count in the contest, and that members of the graduating class would be excluded. The result was that a few students took orders already in the summer vacation, and that many more had by the end of the Christmas holi- days disposed of all they could possibly sell. When J an. 15 rolled around, Wil- liam Kliefoth headed the list with over fifty annuals sold and paid. The Stati is glad to see the prize go to one who is among the smallest and youngest stu- dents at Concordia. Here is a list of those who stood highest: First Place Wm. Kliefoth Second Place Third Place C. Fruendt R. Geuther Honorable Mention Miss Haengstbach tOur former nursel A. Kuring R. Harder A. Burmeister G. Barthel A. Hartenberger H. Meyer W. Koester E. Kaspar F. Stieghorst L. Kleinhans

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