Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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the chapel-au torium and a numbel f clas Weller is the focal poin of COHEEY aa bes, pel Old Buildings Fulfil ee eee r IE a ae ear a cere cae ae Link Library, with its wealth of reading material, is the source of information on nearly all topics for future teachers, who must increase in breadth and depth of knowledge in their years at C.T.C. Concordia also needs to grow physically, as evidenced by the long lines emanating from Brommer Hail. This building houses the cafeteria and heaith clinic. 10

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— Growth--an eternal, lifegiving process. Con- cordia, too, has observed the phenomenon of growth taking place on her campus. As in every other realm of life and growth, the beginning, made in 1894, was small and modest. But with the help of countless per- sons and the rich, unending blessings of our great Provider, Concordia has grown and expanded not only in the number of build- ings, but also in the number of students and faculty members, in her academic program and extracurricular activities, and in many other areas Concordia’s growth, however cannot end here, but must continue through- out her life to meet the needs of an ever- growing and complex world. — 5S ET ne Ee SN TT ores

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), rowing eee) Becker Hall is C.T.C.’s science headquarters. All physical and natural science classes meet here, and the laboratories are located on the second floor. The high school classrooms occupy the first floor and basement. Professor Rosel examines the crucifix which will be placed in the music building. Nebraska Hall, the present music center, is the source of the symphonic harmony which comes from its many organs and pianos, all of which are in nearly constant use.