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

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FOREWGRD Nine years have passed since the Blue and White last made its appearance. We, the class of '39, are indeed proud to be permitted to bring it to life again. As a memorial of one's Alma Mater and as a partial composite of the lite of a young Collegian, an annual is the thing. The renascence of the Blue and White is also most timely. Concordia stands as a living tribute to our Saxon forefathers, who landed just a century ago. With the 1939 Blue and White We picture in part the fruits of their labor in the planting of the seed, the little log cabin of Perry County, Missouri, from which also our school has grown. In a measure, the Blue and White will reflect the development of Missouri Synod theological education during the past hundred years. .. Qs...

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II Samuel 1. ZS: I am distressed for thee, my if brother Ionathan: very pleasant hast thou been unto me: thy love to me was wonderful. Born: Traverse City, Michigan, Ianuary 8, 1920. Died: Wilton, Iowa, December 6, 1938. To have been a classmate and chum of Richard Lichty for more than four years, to have worked with him in the college library, in the literary clubs, the science club, on the college paper, and in the prep- aration of this yearbook, is to have learned to love and appreciate a consecrated Christian, a sterling character, an indefatigable worker, an efficient manager, and a loyal Concordian. To have had Richard Lichty as a student in one's classes, to have ob- served his life. his growth, and development, is to have experienced the thrill of Working with a gifted young man who did with all his might whatever his hand and mind found to do, who increased daily in wisdom and devotion and in his determination to place his gifts and talents wholly in the service of His Savior. ln The Mem Richard