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

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ecbcafion To Dr. Edward W. Koehler We dedicate this volume. He has served our school from before the time it Was moved to its present site. To him several generations of parish school teachers owe grati- tude for guidance in matters of faith and doctrine. He is a living Wit- ness of that faith which he teaches. By those who have left our school he will be remembered as an outstanding personality, a keen logician, and a staunch defender of the faith once delivered to the saints. His lectures have stood out as a never-to-be-forgotten experience because of his masterful perception, his decisive arguments, and above all his positive faith. It was this assurance of his which strengthened our decision to devote our lives to the high calling of a parish school teacher. To you, Dr. Koehler, We dedicate this annuall Page6

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i iiiii it A it it 37,5 l . 'E-3 0l QLU0l readers W1ll receive a clear picture of the life at Concordia a glimpse of the faculty the student body and the various activities carried on at our school - y l May this, the first volume of THE PIQLLARS, prove a source of enjoyment and reminiscence. Through it We sincerely hope that its To the alumni may it bring back happy memories of the school life they once enjoyed. , To the Seniors may it ever remain with them as a constant re- minder of the school they so soon will leave and in later years help them relive the time they spent here. 2 1 Ml, ,A L+ ,L 4 1, 1 STAFF OF THE PILLARS Standing: Elmer Lisch, Audrey Manthey, Elfriede Friedrich, Armond Schoof, Helen Kosch- mann, Adele Vaeth, Glen Christensen, Herbert Arkebauer, Muriel Anderson, Raymond Knauft, Frances Luke, Frederick Meier. Sitting: Paula Schoemaker, Herbert Leinhos, Patricia Basinger, Theodore Knauft, Gerald Behling, Marilyn Deflner, VValter Drost, Frederick Kramer. ' Page 5 Ll in W nr, ,fvi e

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DR. EDWARD W. KOEHLEP. f fs 3 I E E E I 3 i AH l 4 'Yi ET'