Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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Lois Fluegge Herbert Fritzsche Robert Froeschner Armin Ceisler Earl Cerfen Walter Goletz Harold Crunewald Dorothy Halvorsen Virginia Herzler Marian Johnson Paul Jordan Hans Kalkbrenner Harold Kamenz Francis Karasek Norman Kehrii August Klu ge Robert Kross William Kruse

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SENIORS Lois Fluegge . . . ardent spectator sports woman . . . rooted at all baseball, basketball and football games . . . participated widely in sports . . . bowled consistently high scores . . . member of assorted committees, dance, circus, Homecoming, etc. . . . E Club auxiliary . . . dates and knits in spare moments . . . has quaint sense of humor . . . interested in library work as vocation . . . Herbert Fritzsche . . . chemistry major from Forest Park . . . main interests besides chem — music and a girl back home . . . earned super grades in science courses . . . belongs to Men ' s Glee Club, and Chapel Choir . . won admittance to University of Chicago Chapel Choir of as- sorted college men . . . found time for Mathematics and Science Clubs. Rob- ert Froeschner . . . spent his time in many various activi- ties . . . South Hall and S. C. A. presi- dent, S.U. vice-presi- dent, chapel chair- L man, and head of Pre-The Committee . . . biology department staff member . . . received three scholar- ships, two as ranking student . . . spent spare time studying hepetology and rearing his reptiles . . . added marriage to his many achievements . . . will enter the ministry. Armin Ceisler . . . cosmopolitan in his in- terests . . . went to three colleges in four years . . . won awards in track and gymnas- tics at Occidental College in Pasadena . . . enjoys teaching his Sunday School class . . . intends to do medical work in the slums after his seminary training . . . likes serious bull sessions, music and mechanics. Earl Gerfen . . . one of those genuine people . . . track captain senior year . . . vice-president Glee Club soph year . . . active E Club member . . . blithely bus-boyed his way through college . . . enthusiastic about music in general . . . likes to collect stamps in leftover moments . . . plans to do future track workouts with the army. Walter A. Coletz . . . four-letter man in football . . . captain in his senior year . . . Student Union athletic chairman and president of E Club . . . square shooter Coletz won himself a definite niche in the senior hall of fame . . . decided future for himself at end of first semester when he joined the U. S. Coast Guard. Harold C. Crunewald . . . honor roll student from Dayton, Ohio . . . indicated executive ability in many offices held . . . elected president of freshman class, presi- dent and business manager of Glee Club, freshman proctor of South Hall, and chair- man of Pre-The steering committee . . . won two basketball letters . . . garnered E Club membership ... did everything well that he did at all. Dorothy Halvorsen . . . North Park emigree . . . soon acclimated to local activities . . . exhibited extraordinary talents in Chapel Choir and Glee Club . . . became president of Glee Club senior year . . . sings for a hobby . . . office work holds future interest ... an efficiency expert who always has time to help out. Virginia Herz- ler . . well liked by all who know her . . . four year honor roll student . . . has made music her hobby as well as proposed voca- tion . . . accompanied Women ' s Glee Club senior year . . . served on Women ' s Union Cabinet two years . . . member of S. C. A. has ' angelled ' the women ' s tennis team as manager for three years. Marian Johnson . . . pleasant company at any time . . . prom queen attendant . , . secretary of F. A. L. C. . made the honor roll two consecutive years . . . has many friends because she never does any back-biting . . . college theatre member . . . E Club auxiliary . . . Women ' s Union publicity chairman in her junior year . . . likes bowling and California c limate. Paul Jordan . . . active in most intra-mural sports . . .prominent member of all the campus maintenance crews ... fa- miliar figure on the tractor, shoveling coal, directing traffic or moving chairs . . . head truck driver for three years . . . member of Goethe Verein . . . honor roll occasionally . . . noted for his ability to get things done . . . chooses radio for sideline. Hans Kalk- brenner . . . quiet and sincere in campus relationships . . . participated in varied ac- tivities of the Men ' s Glee Club . . . acquired friends through general cooperative attitude . . . German his scholastic specialty . . . pointed spare moments toward professional ■nterests . . . plans to keep up a long-estab- lished Kalkbrenner tradition in pursuing post grad theological studies. Harold Kamenz . . . socially conscious senior . . . interested in labor movements and social justice . . . held varied and assorted positions — president South Hall . . . Pre-The steering committee . . . Chapel chairman . . . mem- ber Student Union and S. C. A. cabinets . . . studies psychoanalysis and abnormal psych in between times ... an ideal pre-the with essential vitality, svmpathy, ability and amiability. Francis Karasek . . . unassum- ing genius . . . managed to win practically all available scholarships . . . quietly worked toward goal of graduate study at University 22

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Leiand Leahigh William Lithgow Hilda Lohans Lorraine Maier Ruth Marsh Delbert Meitz Dorothy Meredith John Meyer Gilbert McKinley Thelma Newgard Robert Nolte John Parsons Marcia Powell Jacqueline Propst Marian Ohrman Walter Rauh Donald Riechmann Walter Sandner