Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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) FUTURE PLAN CONCORDIA COLLEGE he SE ddd taal ER ILLC REST DRIVE PARKING BAING YIWWOY reise = Seeds eal BANSAV 15090) JANSZAW ANVY4I STREET

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Oe campus today, Bl tomorrow Since its founding in 1894 , Concordia Teachers College has experienced much growth. Not only has there been growth in the number of buildings, but the Concordia family of students and faculty has had parallel growth in size. But grow th cannot stop now, it must ever con- tinue forward. Many plans are now in the mak- ing to enlarge our campus still further, so that more and more students can attend Concordia- Seward and train to work in the Lord’s field so that, above all, His Kingdom may spread and grow. It is our prayer that, with Christ as her foundation, Concordia may continue to experi- ence GROWTH TO GREATNESS. SUPER-IMPC 4 SCIENCE BUILDING 2 MUSIC BUILDING 3 STUDENT UNION DORMITORY Ww) 5 DORMITORY (w “@ DORMITORY Cw) vIGNNT09 “8 DORMITORY(M) CF 9 DORMITORY (M) 410 DORMITORY (™) AL DORMITORY (M) “12 BASEBALL DIAMOND A3 TENNIS COURTS 14 CLASSROOM BUILD. 15 PARKING SNNIAV

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Thomas H. Langevin. A school the size of Concordia needs much help in variou s areas to assure a smooth running college that meets the necessary standards. It is for this purpose that the board of Control exists. Elected by Synod these men provide effective local administration. Aiding the school in financial, academic, and religious areas they endeavor to fulfill Concordia’s goal of training men and women as professional workers in the Church. Their work on the Board is harmonized with their active private occupations. Left to Right: Mr. A. C. Bek, Dr. H. C. Riggert, Mr. Lee Lohrberg, Mr. Oscar W. Wilk, Mr. H. W. Riekenberg, Reverend O. A. Graebner, Reverend Walter Koenig, Mr. Herbert Rathe, Reverend Henry Niermann, Dr. Livy ell of CEE