Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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RiUerForesl,1Ilino1s I9 antine. But nivver mind, ivv'ry dog has its clay! l..et's have some history! Let's! Carl Busse was re-elected class president with Fred Uttech his assistantg Burroughs was not excused from secretaryship. Under the leadership of Seminaryelder Kuhlmann, the staff conducted aHairs very well. We were granted the desired privilege of attending varia ous Chicago Lutheran schools. During the year most interesting organ reci- tals wcrc given by cminent players, among them Prof. Edw. Rechlin. lnstruc- tive lectures, including stereopticon views on various countries, were delivered during the course of the cold season. On the evenings of April l5th and l6th our First concert in this college was given by the students. The results were most satisfactory. The next important event will be marked by the distribution of our calls, The mind will in its worst despair Still ponder over the past On moments of delight that were Too blissful far to last. E.. H. S.-C. R. N.

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oncoralia Teacfzerfs Colleg e 1 Qllwas QRUII As the patriarchs of old- Bachmann starts the class off bold. Barrein is next, a man of meats, Benter is the lad for eats. Blau comes next, the class's sage, Burroughs is the man of age. Busse's at the class's head, Deffner's not the least bit dead. Dinda, then, with superb beauty, Helmkamp, little cupid's booty. Koschmann dreams about beautiful girls, Kuhlmann prefers a dame with curls. Luehring, the best athlete in college, Mueller needs more baseball knowledge. Nennert is our convincing lad, Schalk is anything but sad. Schwass just entered the class last year, Uttech, can't we get more uschmiern? Wukasch is at the tail of the class- Coodness, what an awful mass! I F. J.U