Luther Institute - Voyageur Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Blue and Gold Staff Teaching co-operation and journalism, work on The Blue and Gold staff is as helpful as a course in English. Over headlines and by-lines, news ar- ticles and feature stories, friends are made who won't be forgotten soon. From the editor-in-chief down to the circulation department. co-operation is the chief keynote. And so, from a few short months of working on a school paper the staff learns one of the most important lessons of life- TEAMWORK SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT I-Iaupt Irsch Hoffmann Gabel Landrebe lEd1torl Brexhan Klopke Noftz Welm SECOND ROW Lermer Uldvxserl lunge Hempel Iohns Schwandt Buettner Teqeler Moos Bosse Pfotenhauer Rmne Knaak Uxdl THIRD ROW Hecht Meyer lannusch Fleiner Diehl Kwxrant Iohnsen Sxegert FOURTH ROW Paradres Meyer Knop FIFTH ROW Cimaqho Iannusch Kreuger Israel Kehe Department Heads Editor in Cluef Donald Landrebe Associate Editor Sh1l.'leY Gabel Assistant Editor Robert Brerhan News Editor Ruth Klopke Sports Editor Glenn Hoffmann Feature Editor Audrey Noftz Business Manager Ray Irsch Circulation Manager Fred Kwtrant Faculty Advisor E. A Lexmer I 1 : . . , . ' . ' . . . '. : ' ' . . , . . . , , ' . .' . : ' . . . 2 '. A '.', , .-.L I e

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Caught in the Act

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Your Pilot By Carl S Meyer Bon voyage to you dear graduates voy agers on hfes unchartered sea To you we can w1sh only good for you have learned what IS good We do not ask that you have only calm unrutfled seas un eventful days and a meamngless m1ss1on We envrslon for you a glonous voyage hlled wxth r1ch and vaned experlences rn the servlce of your God and your fellow men even though you may encounter hardshrps and trlals because you have at your helm a P11ot 1n whom you can trust on the most uncertam sea Here or there a hldden rock may seem to presage sure sh1pwreck here or there an unsuspected reef may seem to promlse SW1fl destruc t1on or aga1n the breakers beating agamst your fra1l bark may seem to hold only hopeless tragedy but rn the mrdst of all perrls and dangers stands He whose Peace be st1l1 the wmds and waves obey If your educatlon at Luther Instrtute has not taught you to place your full contx denc IH Iesus as your Pllot we do not hesmtate to say that xt has been a farlure Nor do we hesitate to say that lf you con 40 tmue your voyage w1thout th1s Pllot 1t w11l be a fallure If you beheve that now you are competent enough or ever W1 be competent enough to gu1de your own Shlp on these unchartered seas then you can be certam of tragedy destructlon and shlpwreck But you have taken H1m on board as your Pllot and entrusted to Hrm the full gu1dance of your voyage Wlth such a Pllot we have no fears for your future Hrs unerrmg d1rect1ons la1d down for you 1n H1s gu1de book H1s pro tron Hms sure merc1es and unbounded goodness g1ve you courage and strength conf1den e and certalnty trust and falth that your voyage w1ll be a good one And at last He w1ll gu1de you 1nto H1s heavenly harbor where storms w11l be no more May your prayer be Iesus Savror prlot me Over Irie s tempestuous sea Unknown waves before me roll Hzdmg rock and treach rous shoal Chart and compass come from Thee Iesus Savzor pzlot me I . 1 ' ' ' ' , 'll I I - I I , . . vidential directing, His gracious protec- - . , , I . I . I- I Q . . . . , e , . ' 1 ' 1 ' -