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

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Zin jliklemuriam Elmer Bvlmlee, Carl Ullrirlzi, Eizzmrft Vorizdazzz. Three stars 'neath Time's horizon dropped To gleam o'er unknown lands and seasg Three hearts that beat so near us stopped- VVhat mournful words are these! Three ever loving mothers flew To Clasp them to their breasts once moreg Could earth deny this love so true VVhieh liveth evermore? A floral wreath upon their grave VVe east, while they did slumber deepg No more on earth need they to slave, In Christ's deep wounds they sleep. -Qfldapfcdj On Tuesday evening, April 3, l925, Class '23 lost a fourth member, Edwin Moeckel. He was taken sick on March 22 with what later proved to be a severe ease of pneumonia, and, even with the care of a doctor and two nurses, passed out of this life after hovering between life and death for about a week. lidwin had already completed live years of study at this college, had taught one year, and was to be graduated this tlune. He took an active interest in the affairs of his class, and was a member of several of our organizations. He was also one of the literary editors on the Annual staff, and did much work on this Annual, which was almost completed at the time of his death. Another of our fellow-students, David Baumann, died on March 27. He was a member of the Sophomore class, and was also on the Annual', sub- staff of that Class.

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