Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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fx fr? .Lf t.-Silk ..CT,f5.f,'g,'.4CN 3 7 N Einerlei, ob er herbe Enttaeuschungen erlitt oder frohes Q Genuege fend, stets suchte der Weise von Weiner Freude und X. . . . . - , . W Trost im Dichten. in der Arbeit. UJ9llencenH was fuer ihn Q das eine grosse Wort an Abende seines Lehens, 5 Unendlich Weiser els der Teise von Weimar war der Weise ,Q von Nazareth, unser Herr und Meister Iesuszfhristusg und der QQ hat uns gelehrt, dem Worte Narbeiteu ein enderes Vert veran- li zustellen, naemlich das Wort Hbeteng der hat uns gelehrt, nicht Q nur die Erfuellung der teeglichen Pflichten zu unserer Auf- fl gabe zu mechen, sondern auch in allem Tun Gott um seinen Segen fy an zurufen. xN ,T Mit NBete und erbeiteu zu ihrem Wehlspruch werden Sie 9 sich, meine Freunde und Freundinnen, gluecklich durchs Leben 3 schlagen und Hvollendon.H y Paul Reuter 5 Teaching is an art. It must be learned. You are not a yet a Wfinished product.H Therefore, continue your education by building wisely upon the foundation laid et college that, e the years roll by, you may become masters in the art of teach- ing.--Msy God bless you and your efforts. H. L. Hardt To grow more Christ-like dey by day, To follow Jesus all the way, To lead His lambs in pastures sweet, To give them food and drink most meet, To teach God's Word to children deer, To take from them the dreadful fear Of death eternal, Help me, dear Lord. Henry A. Koenig We part. The lines of our lives Converged throughout these years, And intertwined. We pert, Each in his seperate sphere To cast the net for Christ In years to come, Until at last The lines converge again, No more To part. H. Q. A. Keineth You es Christians are running e race. To be successful you must forget the things that are behind but press onward.

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fl Q J ..1x.ox-'.40:::L:,v1o'.:11, N 5 I C 5? U 2 5 U if ? 4 Q Live up to your high calling, live in prayer, and Search His Word. Look ahead and keep in mind the goal, which is heaven. W. Hellwege Since your graduation marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of my entering the profession of teaching, I rejoice in wish- ing you the happiness this calling offers. Nevertheless, welcome the trials concomitant with the persistent pursuit of profess- ional possibilities. Faithfully follow your Savior, saying, NThy way, not mine, O Lord.0 Theo. G. Stelzer Your studies at C.T.C. will soon be completedg but your studies Ceither in formal college course work or privately pur- suedl must go on, to the improvement of your work in your re- sponsible calling. If we, at C.T.C., have given you some de- sire, inspiration, and guidance for this improvement, we are content. W. F. Kruse Over the portals of the teaching profession is inscribed this legend, HYe who enter put all mundane, selfish and person- al ambition behind,--Dedicate yourself to the noble purpose of leading im ortal souls to the Elysian fields of the Good, the True, and the Beautiful, and above all to know God.N L. G. Bickel As you go forth from your Alne Mater to enter your chosen vocation, your hearts may become faint for you recognize the truth of what the Reformer sang: Nwith might of ours can naught be done.H However, you have learned to trust in your Savior so thatiyou can also say: UBut for us fights the Valiant One.N Go forth, therefore, trusting in this Nvaliant Onen and your. labors will be blessed with success. Marga Link