Tabor College - Bluejay Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

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A E. JANZEN-President His sincere, understanding nature and wise deci- sions make him a personality all the students love. He can firmly uphold the Christian principles of our College without being stern. His life is a liv- ing testimony of the power of God, and his earnest efforts and prayer-life a challenge to our College youth. DR. H, W. LoHRENz-Vice President and Dean of Bible School Behind his every Bible lesson, we see not only Dr. Lohrenz teaching, but also living. His deep spirit- uality is the basis for his wise counsel. I1 PRoF.VP. R. LANGE-Professor of Bible His dynamic personality and deeply consecrated life have left a profound impression upon us. DR. H. F. TOEWS-Professor of Bible and Religious Education A spirit-filled Bible Teacher. He is also admired for his thought-arousing skill in any subject. His deepest interest lies with the education of youth in the Word of God. HERBERT C. RICHERT-Head of Music Department, Professor of Voice He is ever concerned and interested in the musical welfare of both school and community. Perfect harmony is his goal in every walk of life. HENRY D. XVIEBE--Professor of Bible and German His well-prepared speeches given in a clear tone bespeak his manner of living. 'A' PAGE 10 lil J. H. FADENREC1-1-Professor of Education and Psychology He is new as a teacher in our College, but his straight- forwardness and keen interest designate him as a character of great worth. Besides teaching the student-teachers how to teach, Prof. Fadenrecht tal-:es active part in church and community activities. ORLANDO HARMS-Registrar, Professor of English and Public Speaking Prof. Harms checks our registrations, explains de- pendent clauses in English, and directs the would- be Demostheneses, all in his unique, inspiring manner.

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aculty A. R. EBEL--Professor of Art and Social Science His wit in our daily history quizzes is what his paints are to the canvas. ALBERT FooTE-Professor of German and Biological Science The interested adviser of the Student Council. He is as capable a teacher in Biology and German. PAUL K. WEIMER-Professor of Mathematics and Physical Science, Director of Orchestra Besides teaching us how to make H25 and to har- ness electricity, he has taught us that a magnetic personality cannot be measured in a mathematical equation. His chief delight is playing first fiddle and keeping the orchestra in time. ENOLA MILLER-PIOfCSSOf of English Her shy, reserved nature reveals her noble person- ality in the same manner in which she reveals to us the deep hidden meanings of the Aeneid and other classics. .J X fx,- ttsw 'ft' 0 L ELLA FRANZ-Instructor in Piano and Violin Always in her place, Miss Franz unravels the sweet- est grace of music with her nimble fingers. Not only does she teach the harmony students the tech- niques of composition, but also that true beauty of music comes from within. ESTHER KAUFMAN-Chief Librarian and Instructor in English Our eflicient and capable library supervisor. Neat and resourceful, Miss Kaufman has won the respect and confidence of all who come in contact with her. PAGE 11 mm ,WN my Q g . l MRS. STELLA GOERTZEN-OfflCC Secretary and Instructor in Shorthand Because she brings in the mail, we hail her appear- ance joyfully. She is as gracious and patient in the business oliice as in her shorthand classes. CLARA LOHRENZ-Instructor in Bookkeeping and TYPiHg Not only has she taught us how to balance accounts, but her personality has revealed to us the value of a truly balanced life. If 4-...L