Luther College - Black and Gold Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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FOREWORD The twenty-first year is generally called the age of majority. This year Luther College of Regina has arrived at that period in its history. To watch the years go by is itself not an accomplishment. What has been done with those years is important. During this time fathers and mothers have entrusted to the care of Luther College those who are mostprecious and dear to them - their sons and daughters. Whether Luther College has used the years worthily and wisely will to a considerable extent depend on the opinions of these fathers and mothers, and their sons and daughters. The former students, more than sixteen hundred, are the measure of Luther College. ' The students of this year have undertaken to present to you pictorially, the activities of this twenty-first school year. This book is the product of their efforts. Their planning and work have been a fine educational experience. lt is their hope that the following pages will be of interest and enjoyment to you. Rex. H. Schneider, Principal.

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FACULTY Emilie Walter, B.A. History, German, Dean of Girfs German, Latin Rex H. Schneider, LL.D. Psychology, Christianity . . Paul W. Liefeld, M.S. Chemistry, Physics, Orchestra Alfred J. Pyke, Ph.D. Mathematics - In Frederick J. Wagner, M.A. English, Dramafcs, Dean of I Boys Xl hun--Q Luther Pfluieger, M.A. German af