Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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PRESIDENT W. THEOPHIL JANZOW Education has goals. An institution that educates tries to accomplish something for its students. People who are being educated are trying to be something or become some- thing. One of the legitimate aims of educa- tion is service. In our kind of institution the students’ sights are trained on Christian service. Once graduated, the student stands before the open doors of the world. These doors stand for opportunities. The opportunities for service are unlimited. There are almost infinite number of places to go. The number Me of people who require service is expanding at unprecedented rates. Each person who completes Concordia's curricular offering stands ready to enter one of the world's open doors. Before his life is over--Providence guiding--he will have entered many doors and accepted the cha!- lenges of a variety of opportunities. May the keynote always be service and ministry. May the activity beyond every open door be char- acterized by having, living, and sharing Christ.

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WILLA KOENIG, M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education Registrar Wn istrants Sw (toed ia BOARD OF CONTROL STANDING: Mr. Henry Schepman, Mr. Oscar WViiblkue Dial inelO Dials am Z Ow: SHATED:; Rey. O. A. Graebner, Dr. Oliver Harms, Rev. Henry Nierman, NMippeArnGs Bek, Mics Lerbert) Kathe, Mr. Don Kolterman. Sele LO) El NUOme Ew AlG, Willa Ye VIS: Siepimend wNViisis Ziickuhn, Mx. Giesselmann, Miss Mielke, Miss Bartels, Miss Maehr, Mr. Lemke, Miss Groteleuschen, Miss Duensing, Mr. Peter, Mr. Schmieding, Mrs. Pfeiffer. WALTER A, JUERGENSEN, Ph.D. Professor of Social Science Business Manager There are always behind-the-scenes work- ers and groups who receive little commenda- tion for their successful efforts. TheRegistrar, Business Manager, Board of Control, and St. John's Faculty all work together for a common ultimate goal, i.e. preparing future Lutheran teachers for full time work in Christ's King- dom. Effective administration is anecessary req- uisite for the continued operation of Concordia if it is to maintain its high standards and ex- cellent certification. The Board of Control of- fers academic, financial, and religious aid tothe school, while the staff of St. John's contributes to professional growth through the laboratory school. sccnncaben” penser covsissnion I ie wren oy ee +. ane ne saninainin: a ;