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

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STUDENT COUNCIL Every Tuesday evening after Chapels and at various times in emergency cases, President A. Hieber calls the Student Council to order. This impor- tant assembly manages all the business of the student body, and acts as an advisory board to President L. C. Rincker. Its meeting place is the former assistant professor's room, located on the third floor of Wunder Dormitory. A brief resume of the notable accomplishments of the year will best reveal its purpose. Besides attending to various problems of individual students, the Council has requested an extension of student privileges, has begun auditing the finances of all organizations every month, and has revised the extra-curricular point system, on the basis of which Gold Keys and Gold Chains are awarded. The Council has also suggested various campus im- provements and the placing of private telephone booths in both dormitories. Another of its many duties has been to maintain guards in the dormitories during chapel periods. Of late much time and attention has been given to drawing up a constitu- tion which will more clearly define the aims of the Council. Through the efforts of Robert Wuebbenl it has also again taken up the possibility of sepa- rating the high school and college departments. Very recently the Council has discussed a plan to canvass different parts of Milwaukee to give stu- dents, especially the college men, an opportunity of doing mission work. The officers of the Council are A. Hieber, President and Extra-Curricular Secre- tary, G. Kohn, Vice-President, R. Wuebben, Secretary, and N. May, Food Administrator. The other members of the Council are E. Happel, W. Lein- inger, and R. Moehle: II College, Senior High, and Iunior High representatives respectively. Q,-v . ':,5: Q . f .f M: - . 1' wr.. X .. . QL L -. A C . ea 6? -7 -4 First How: R. Wuebben, A. Hieber, G. Kohn. Second Row: B. Moehle, N. May, E. Happel, W. Leininger. l34l

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First How: R. Lassanske, F. Kekow. A. Hieber H. Wagner. V. Kolch, G. Kohn, G. Liebenow, E. Happel. Second Row: E. Wiebel, M. Schmidt, H. Wuebben, N. May, H. Krueger, T. Klewin, W. Iennrich. Third Row: L. Schwartzkopf, A. Hage, R. Riese, E. Zimmermann, F. Hertwig, R. Wuebben, H. Simon. THE HONOR CLUB 5, 1 0 DBKQ O Q 0 Visitors, and spectators at Concordia's basketball games, have often been ushered into the Honor Club room situated in the northwest corner of the gymnasium, just across the hall from the west balcony exit. There they have seen trophies and cups of various shapes and sizes, and have wondered what goes on in that well-kept and well-furnished room. The Honor Club, which meets there on alternate Friday evenings from seven to eight, has a very restricted membership. Only those Concordians who have received major athletic awards are eligible, and each new member must be voted in by unanimous consent of the club. The aim of the Honor Club is to do its part in building up a bigger and better Concordia via the Athletic Department. The creation of social evenings at which faculty and students would meet was its first proposal. This plan, under the capable direction of Pres. G. Kohn, finally resulted in the introduc- tion of the rollerskating parties. A further resolution of the year was to assist in beautiiying the campus. This has given rise to the idea of leveling and fencing the small diamond, across State Street from Wunder Dormitory. Ticket sales for the Concordia Show were handled directly by Honor Club members. The very latest resolution passed calls for the purchasing of a new electrical scoreboard and timer for next year's varsity basketball season. The officers of the Honor Club are G. Kohn, President, V. Kolch, Secretary, and H. Wagner, Treasurer. Coach William Ackrnan is the adviser of this organization. f35l