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

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QW. Na SPECIAL SERVICES . . . These people were wailing To serve us al any lime, ready lo consider each individual requesl or need. Neirher an obscure reference book, nor Jrhe lalesl issue of a leading educafional magazine was loo remole lor Mr. Kusmilc and his Sialllt To lind. Under our lirsl professional, lull-lime manager, lvlr. Schumacher, The Boolcslrore was equipped wilh an ever more exrensive supply ol arlicles lor our college lile. Our healrh, wilhoul which campus ac- Jrivily is impossible, was zealously guarded by lvliss Noess, and The inlirmary srall. ncee Kaufmann hnds Mr. Kusmilc very helpful. Library slaflz lei? lo righl: Beverly Jacobsen: lris Wieseg Mr. Cornell Kusmilc, Librarian: Mrs. Kusmilr. The Boolrslore isn'+ only for school supplies ' Wha? luxury. Lie-ne! She loolrs he-allhy lo me . , . ,I ,ffrffmf i' 5 my Jw

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'90 -, AX. Leif To righlz Ronald Freudenburg: Francis Schublcegel: Paul Grofelueschen, Men's Res- idenl Counselor: Rodney Millard: Paul Meyer. COUNSELING . . . The siluafion is improving sleadily . . . These were our counselors, each one a friend and an advisor. They lived wilh us, worked wilh us, are wilh us, and enioyed Concordia life wilh us, in order To beller undersland our individual prob- lems. Through The eiciorls of Jrhese friends, each of us came closer lo realizing his place in life, learn- ing sell-guidance, and applying il lo his academic and social life. Sealed lei? lo righ'r: Mrs. Edifh Morrison, Assisfanl Supervisor of Women: Miss Lu- cille Kraus: Miss Mildred Luiz: Slanding leff lo righl': Mrs. Laura Maclcensen, Dean ol Women: Miss Rulh Pollex: Miss Julia l-lennig. L l f W, -M fi ?Bmwmw,s2tr1lfQ7 4'

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Mr. Elmer Jagow Mr. Fred SpurgaT Yes, whaT can we do Tor you Today? . . . H l.eTT To righT: Miss JeaneTTe Magee: Miss Gladys Keil: Mrs. Mildred Dilly: Mrs. Erna Bruell: Mrs. Louise Mischnick: l.lr'. Lorna Menke: SeaTed: Miss Hilda SchmalTz. Did you have an appoinTmenT To see . . . SeaTed leTT To righT: Miss CharloTTe KeTurakaT: Miss RuTh Cramer: Mrs. Grace Franke: Miss Flildegarde Weiss: STand- ing: Mrs. Lillian Birr: Miss RenaTa Weiss: Miss Rosalyn BruTlag. Our special Thanks To Mr. Elmer Jagow, our Business Manager, who leTT CTC This pasT Decem- ber Tor his new posT aT Knox College in Cialesburg, Illinois. We admire and sincerely appreciaTe The eTTiciency and ToresighT wiTh which he direcTed The big business oT a growing school. Our congraTu- laTions To Mr. Fred SpurgaT, who was appoinTeol AcTing Business Manager upon Mr. Jagow's de- parTure. IT is men such as These who are helping our school To play a more eTTecTive parT in The liTe oT The church. THE OFFICES . . These people Torm The nerve cenTer oT CTC. The new swiTchboard buzzes impaTienTly and The' TypewriTer keys claTTer as The minuTes Tick away un- Til The Time Tor each bell, when a wave oT sTudenTs and Teachers pours inTo These oTlices Tor inTorma- Tion. These people have vasT inTormaTion aT Their TingerTips,' ready To help us wiTh any problem, wheTher iT concerns scheduling, program require- menTs, acTiviTies, or Tinances. Miss Helene FiTzgerald presides over our beauTiTul new swiTchboard and re- cepTion area.