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fiinf.^ig  jabrcn  bat  er  iin£>  iibcr  Bitten  unb  Derftcl^en  acfcsjuot. 
(£r  Ijat  bas  IPcrf,  bas  vox  fiinf.^ic;  jii^Ji'*-'"  K'nffornartia  an  = 
gcfangcn  ipurbe,  irunberbar  gcbciticn  laffcit.  Unfcr  profcininar 
ift  5U  einer  fogcnsftdttc  fiir  pick  gctrorbcn.  Von  it^m  ift  cin 
5tioni  bcs  €cbcn5  befnid^tenb,  fegncnb  unb  bclcbenb  biird}  bai 
fynobale  (Scfilbc  gesogcn.  Daruni  riil^incn  n-'ir  in  biefen  ,fcft= 
tagen  bie  groge  €icbc  unb  Bavniljer.iigfcit  unfcres  (5ottes:  3'^- 
(5ott  l)at  ©roi^es  an  uns  getan;  bes  finb  unr  froblidi-  ^£s  fci 
audi  unferc  l)erslid)e  Bittc,  bafy  (Sott  unferc  ^ebraitftalt  audi 
fernerljin  bcfdjirmen  unb  bcroabren  rrollc.  llToge  fie  burdi 
©ottes  llladjt  unb  (5nabc  roadifcn,  biiit^en  unb  gebeiben  unb 
sum  gro^en  Scgen  fiir  bic  ganje  Ifelt  trerben. 

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2tlbum  ba.5u  bcitragen,  bie  £iebc  unb  Crcue  (Sottes  .^u  rcr= 
tjerrlidjen,  unb  ba^u  anfporncn,  bai  Scidi  unfcres  Iierrn  unb 
fjcilanbes  um  fo  treuer    bauot  .^u  [)clfen. 


Soli  Deo  Gloria. 


FoPCLUOPd. 


The  Golden  Jubilee  of  Elmhurst  College  is  an  occasion  of 
praise  and  thanksgiving.  When  we  think  of  the  many  tokens  of 
God's  wonderful  love  and  of  the  marvelous  way  the  mercy  and 
wisdom  of  God  have  led  us,  then  we  are  constrained  to  glorify 
God,  for  He,  indeed,  has  done  great  things  for  us. 

Thruout  the  entire  past  half-century  God  has  acknowledged 
and  honored  the  efforts  of  our  Evangelical  Synod  to  establish 
and  maintain  an  educational  institution  at  Elmhurst.  Nearly  two- 
thousand  persons  have,  partly  or  entirely,  received  their  educational 
training  at  Elmhurst.  And  they  have  gone  forth  to  serve  God  and 
mankind  as  preachers,  teachers,  doctors,  lawyers,  business  men, 
journalists,  engineers,  etc. 

May  in  the  coming  years  Elmhurst  continue  to  be  more  and 
more  a'  power-house  from  which  shall  radiate  strength  and  bless- 
ing even  unto  the  uttermost  parts  of  the  earth.  And  may  this 
Album,  a  labor  of  love  on  the  part  of  the  Faculty,  contribute  to 
make  tne  name  of  Elmhurst  better  known;  to  magnify  the  love 
and  wisdom  of  God  and  our  Saviour  Jesus  Christ,  and  to  help 
in  the  upbuilding  of  His  Kingdom. 


Soli  Deo  Gloma. 


P-\GE  THREE 


Melanchthon  Seminary 


©a  mar  in  ©bansDille,  9Inno  1871,  ba, tciltcu  fid)  bie  Sxnilfcn 
be§  SweifctS'  toelc^c  jroei  ijaftrc  long  bo-o  *4>rofcminar  bcr  CJuangcIi^ 
fd)en  Sqnobe  be§  3Seften§  ftor  bcm  flarcn  Jagc  bcr  2iMrfIid)tcit  iier= 
borgcn  fatten.  2)ic  bammcrnbc  .s>clligfcit  luanbcltc  fid)  allmalilid) 
jum  Silbcrglanse  unb  biefcr  gct)t  nunincbr  in  bas  ticfcrc  unb  reidierc 
©olb  iiber.  SSie  einc  Stnroro  '33orcaIi5  hat  bcr  Sdiimmcr  fc()r  fialb 
fcinen  Crt  ncrdnbert,  nm  bann  abcr  nod)  ?trt  cine:'  Airftcrn?  cinen 
feftcn  Stanb  cinjimebmcn.  ^^sn  Gnanc'Uiflc  ift  bcr  nrfpriinglid)c  5rii()= 
fd)cin  ben  Jlngcn  bcr  SRcnfdicn  cntfdinniubcn,  unb  cine  Uiad)fcnbc 
Stditfiillc  Iiat  fid)  iintcr  iiircm  cigcncn  ©cfctie  bcc-  Strablcnbrudeo 
iibcr  G-Iml)urft  gciagcrt,  unb  jmciinal  dot  fie  fid)  jnm  feftlid)cn  Srans 
getLinnt,  suerft  im  tieblidicn  ©ilbcrfdjcin  unb  nun  im  priid)tigcn  @oIb= 
g[Qn3.    SSie  einc  (Frlcud)tnng  \vav  e§  iibcr  bic  ©encraifonfcrens  ber 


Fifty  Years  of  Elmhurst 

Three  dates,  all  in  the  year  1871,  are  important  in  the  his- 
torj'  o!  Elmhurst  College.  They  are  the  seventeenth  of  January, 
the  thirtieth  of  August  and  the  sixth  of  December.  On  January 
IT,  1871,  the  Proseminar  of  the  "Deutsche  Evangelische  Synode 
des  AVestens"  was  opened  at  Evansville,  Indiana,  with  the  Rev. 
Karl  Friedrich  Kranz  as  "inspector"  and  sole  teacher.  The  en- 
riiUment  at  the  beginning  was  nine,  to  which  six  more  students 
were  added  in  the  course  of  the  next  few  months. 

The  opening  exercises  at  nine  o'clock  in  the  morning,  with 
the  formal  reception  of  nine  students  by  the  Board  of  Control, 
the  members  of  which  were  the  Eev.  C.  A.  Clausen,  G.  Jliiller, 
A.  Schory  and  ilr.  Feldwisch.  The  nine  were  G.  Stanger,  ^X.  F. 
Gieselmann.  H.  Walser,  H.  C.  AV.  Graeper,  J.  Fink,  H.  Steller, 
.T.  Rausch.  G.  Appel.  and  J.  Hang,  the  last  mentioned,  of  whom 


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i'rcbigerfcminar  bei  Siartfjasintte  Don  aHen  SorbereitungSfloffen  ent= 
laften  itnb  an  aitberem  Orte  eiiie  fiefonbere  ajorfc^ule  fiir  baSfelBe  er- 
rid)ten,  bie  sugleiii)  als  Sebrcrfeminar  luib  als  attgemcine  33ilbuug5= 
QitftQlt  bteneu  foil.  Srdger  bes  Sicfjtew  in  brcifacf)cr  Mcilic!  5lm  an= 
bcren  Orte!  Ihib  ber  roar  (JuanSLiillc.  Uiib  am  17.  Csniuiar  1871 
umrbc  bet  ber  feierlid)en  (Jrijffrunig  ber  i^lnitalt  uiu  boo  gi.ittlid)e  5e= 
rtcuc4icf)t  fiir  ben  nod)  bunflcn  "i'fab  gcflebt.  ilJod)  in  benifelben  .^sabr 
bicB  es  icieber:  ?(n  anbcrcm  Crte!  2cun  bei  ber  i'cfd)riinfti)eit  bee- 
Siaumej,  ber  nod)  ba^u  nur  gemietet  roar,  crroies  fid)  bie  rocite  nnb 
freunblid)e  Stabt  mit  bem  breiten  Silberftreifen  bc5  Dbio^i^-lnffeJ 
al'J  einc  gar  fleine  unb  triibe  Siammcr,  ja  al?  eine  ftarfe  llebcrfd)cffe= 
lung  fiir  bai^  neue  Cid)t,  hai  im  .ftreife  ber  Siinobe  aufgcgaugeu  roar. 
Hub  an  anbcrem  Orte,  in  ©Imburft,  tat  fid)  ein  grof3er  flfaum  auf,  ber 
bem  '^'id)t  feinc  Sd)ranfcn  jog:  ein  Slreal  Hon  29  Sicfer,  auf  bem  fid) 
ein  gute?  Su^enb  grofser  !2id)trocrfe  anicgen  liefj.  S^vav  ftrablte  bier 
fd)oii  ein  anbcrc?  yid)t  oon  grofjer  2d)onbeit,  bai'  9.1(e[and)tbon.2eiui  = 
nar  ber  Stinobc  be?  "Jiorbroeftcno.  ^ilber  ha  bai--  ftiirfere  !^id)t  bee- 
^rebigerfeminarj  bci  'iiiartbavLnlle  ben  nunmebr  nereinigtcn  Snno= 
ben  biente,  fo  fonntc  baC'  fd)roiid)cre  2id)t  erlofdjen  unb  burd)  ein  an- 
ber§  gcartetes  2id)t  crfelst  roerben,  burd)  bao  "^.'rofeminar  ber  gemcin- 
famen  Sonobe,  bie  balb  barauf  ben  ucuen  ilcainen  „Teutfd)e  Cfnaii- 
ge(ifd)e  3t)nobe  oon  9corb=3[merifa"  annabm. 

Xer  i^lubrud)  biefet-  Sid)tc§  in  GfansniUe,  besicbcnllid)  in  (Jhn= 
burfi,  jtibrt  fid)  nun  ^um  50.  i'calc.  Xie  50  ^abre  finb  50  Sirf)tiabrc 
geroefen.  ?lber  ber  SBeg  bat  and)  burd)  mand)C6  Tunfet  gefiibrt.  Gs 
gebt  nun  einmal  nirgeiibo  in  ber  il'elt  ohne  'iKed)feI  beo  yid)to  unb 
ber  Ainl'terniS.  SSo  2id)t  ift,  ba  ift  and)  5d)atten.  3d)atten  ber  iriib= 
fal,  Sd)atten  ber  Siinbe!  Unb  fcine  meiifd)lid)c  Cfr(eud)tung  lier= 
mod)tc  Sid)t  unb  ®d)atten  gcnau  absugren^en.  ©clegentlid)  bat  fid) 
roobi  and)  ba§  triigcrifd)e  O^rrfi'^t  gcjcigt.     3(ber  gefud)t  bat  man 


did  uot,  however,  remain  long.  Hereupon  the  board,  accompanied 
by  tlie  inspector,  the  students,  Pastors  Schrenk,  Burkart  and 
Rausch,  and  members  of  Zion  Church  of  Evansville  and  others 
uearby  adjourned  to  the  single  class-room  for  a  service  of  worship. 
Addresses  were  delivered  by  Pastor  Clausen,  who  installed  Inspec- 
tor Kranz,  and  by  the  new  inspector,  who  chose  for  his  text  Psalm 
GO,  1'^  :  "Through  God  we  shall  do  valiantly." 

Witliiu  a  few  weeks,  the  following  five  students  entered  the 
new  school:  W.  Keller,  E.  Haefliger,  F.  Karbach,  C.  Miiller,  F. 
Schaubhert  and  J.  H.  Dinkmeier, — S.  Speicher  entered  in  the  fall. 

In  the  summer  of  1871,  the  officers  of  the  Evangelische  Synode 
des  Westens  met  the  officers  of  the  Evangelische  Synod  des  Nord- 
westens  to  draw  up  an  instrument  for  the  imion  of  these  synods, 
which  was  accepted  by  both  bodies  in  1873  at  a  general  conference. 
There  was  so  little  doubt,  however,  that  the  synods  would  unite, 
that  the  officers  of  both  proceeded  at  once  to  eft'eet  a  merger  of  the 
only  institutions  possessed  by  each — the  theological  seminary  at 
ilarthasville,  Missouri,  and  the  Prosemiuar  at  Evansville,  Indiana, 
of  the  Synode  des  Westens,  and  the  Melanchthon  theological  semin- 
ary at  Elmliurst,  Illinois,  of  the  Synode  des  Nordwestens.  It  was 
arranged  that  the  students  of  the  Melanchthon  Seminary  should  be 
transferred  to  the  older  and  larger  seminary  at  Marthasville,  while 
tlie  Prosemiuar  was  to  be  removed  from  Evansville  to  Elmhurst. 
This  arrangement  was  completed  on  August  30,  at  the  Melanchthon 
Seminary. 

On  December  6,  1871,  Inspector  Kranz  arrived  with  fourteen 
students  of  the  Prosemiuar  at  Elmhurst,  and  before  long  had  es- 
tablished the  school  as  comfortably  as  possible  in  the  house  that 
had  been  the  home  of  the  Melanchthon  Seminary.  The  school  year 
was  completed  in  June,  1872,  and  two  of  the  students  were  grad- 
uated, both  as  teachers.  They  were  the  Eev.  J.  H.  Dinkmeier 
and  W.  F.  Gieselmann. 


niiinL'f  mil-  ftav  umliru  ii\d}i.  2k  \\m\  iun-[teliciibcn  'initcr  obiT  Xi- 
reftorcii,  bic  iiad)[tel)ciib  cjciiaiint  fiub,  liabcii  fid)  alio  ols  i^iiibcr  bco 
iiid)t5  beiuicfcn:  Si.  .S^raii^,  Sliiitcijeit  1871 — 1875;  3-  'ilccufd)  bis 
1880;  i?.  ©bbcl  bis  1887;  T.  :5rion  bis  1919;  .v\  ';^.  5<i,\d  fcit  «o= 
ncmbcr  1919.  icicle  anbcre  .sliiibcr  bcs  !iiid)ts  fiub  in  uiifcrL'  .s^nUcn 
ciiuicjogcii,  iim  fritlicr  obcr  fpiitcr  mit  uerftiirftcr  iicud)tfraft  uiicbcr 
in  bie  Selt  (liuQuC'oUjiclK'ii.  Xio  Selircr,  iintcr  meldie  bie  Xirrftoreii 
init3iircd)ncii  finb,  babcu  nainciit(id)  aui]  ah  i'citditcu  bc5  SSiffciivi 
gcbicnt.  Gin  Stern  iibcrtrof  bcii  anbcrn  an  Hlarticit.  Wiondic  bic< 
fcr  Sterne  finb  nnter  ben  .s>Liri,uint  biefer  '-h?elt  oefuiifen,  inn  iin- 
berc'Uio  micber  anfsngelieu. 

„Tic  I'clircr  lucrbcii  Icitriitcn  luic  bco  .S>iiiiinclc'  Odnii,^" 

v,n  ber  erften  3cit  mar  ber  vsufpt-'ftor  (i^rau^)  jiigleid)  bas  gauje 
i-'elirerfollegium,  ein  ganjcr  .Qrans.  ©r  Iiatte  allein  als  uianbelnbec' 
^IJrisma  bic  gan^e  Sfala  ber  iierfd)iebenartigeu  !Gid)tnaturen  jn  ein= 
Iicitlid)er  Sid)tniirfung  jn  nereinigcu  biird)  bo'^'  alien  gemeinfame 
2id]tbanb  ber  t'iebc  jur  3(uftnlt,  ;iiir  Siinobc,  jum  ))}eid)e  OVittce'.  'Jlber 
bie  grofjen  nnb  fleiuen  2id)ter  ber  iQelirer  unb  Sd)iilcr  fomnien  nnb 
gedcn  in  beftanbigem  S(uf  nnb  Sib.  9inr  ein  Stern  liat,  frcilid)  als 
oeranberlid)er  Stern,  faft  aUc  bie  50  viadre  am  .sjimntci  ber  Hnftalt 
gelcnditet,  ber  Stern  Jrion.  ^subeni  voir  bie  50jalirige  Q5efd)id)tc  ber 
-Hin'talt  an  nnferem  Jliige  iioriiber,5ielien  taffen,  mirb  nns  eiite  lange 
;Weibe  rafd)  inedjfelnber  Sininbelbilber  Uorgefiilirt.  9Senn  bic  Siinobe 
in  bicfen  Jagcn  ben  f(icheuben  Sdicinmerfcr  ber  intenfiuen  Jlnfmerf- 
fanifeit  anf  (Sfmtinrft  riditet,  bann  mirb  bie  Jfnftalt  ifirerfcitJ  fid)  im 
Spiegel  ber  Setbftcrfenntuis  bcfd)anen.  Sie  barf  aber  audi  fagen, 
baf;  fie  in  ben  50  ^sabren  bnrd)  fid)tbare  nnb  iinfidjlBore  Strahlen 
riel  i.'id)t  nnb  flraft  in  bic  Srinobe  nnb  bis  nad)  .sjonbura*  nnb  :^sn= 
bien  ansgefanbt  bat. 

(fine  befLinbers  glanuiolle  ;Jieit  mar  bie  'Jlera  v>rii-''i',  fd)on  allein 

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ilelanchtliou  Seminary  was  fir.st  begun  as  a  private  institu- 
tion at  Long  Grove,  Illinois,  then  removed  to  Waukegan,  aud  a  lit- 
tle later  still  to  Lake  Zurich.  Here  it  was  in  rented  quarters, 
when,  iji  18G5,  it  was  taken  over  by  the  Synod  of  the  Northwest. 
Ijooking  about  for  a  permanent  lionie,  the  directors  were  acquainted 
with  an  opportunity  to  buy  a  tract  of  about  twenty  acres,  with 
a  large  house,  in  Elmhurst.  to  which  ilr.  Thomas  Bryan,  a  public- 
spirited  citizen  of  Elmhurst,  was  willing  to  add  as  a  gift,  ten  ad- 
joining acres.  The  oifer  was  accepted,  aud  Melanchthon  Seminary 
was  removed  to  the  new  home  at  Elmhurst  in  the  fall  of  ISUS). 
We  have  already  noticed  that  Melanchthon  Seminary  gave  place 
in  1871  to  the  Prnseminar  that  was  removed  from  Evansville. 

Jlelanchthon  House,  the  first  home  of  the  Proseminar  stood 
on  the  site  of  the  present  Dining  Hall,  from  which  it  was  removed 
in  1895  to  niake  way  for  the  Dining  Hall  that  was  built  in  1896 
as  the  gift  of  the  Evangelical  Synod  to  Elmhurst  on  the  occasion 
of  its  twenty-fifth  anniversary. 

Imagine  the  comforts  which  the  old  house  afforded  fourteen 
students,  besides  Inspector  Kranz  and  his  wife !  The  "front  roonr" 
became  the  class-room,  in  which  the  students  spent  the  greater 
part  of  the  day,  reciting  by  tui'us  and  studying  at  roughly  nurde 
tables  set  before  long  benches.  The  professors  desk  stood  back 
of  the  double  door  leading  into  the  rear-room,  which  was  a  sort 
of  library  and  study  for  the  professor.  AVhen  a  second  teacher 
was  called,  the  professors  divided  the  time  between  them,  since 
there  was  but  one  class-room. 

Tlie  students  were  given  the  rooni  on  tlie  lower  Huor  of  llic 
right  wing  as  a  study.  The  left  wing  was  occupied  by  the  kitcbi'u 
and  dining-room.  On  the  second  floor,  two  front  rooms  were  the 
apartments  of  the  inspector  and  his  wife.  The  students  slept  in 
the  attic,  "where  the  beds  stood  so  close  that  you  could  get  at 
them  onlv  from  the  foot.     Making  beds  under  such  conditions  was 


biird)  bte  Suinniicniufl  ber  Stdiliuirfinig  in  langer  leaner,  bonn  abcv 
and)  bitrd)  mcl)rfad)e  .s>olicrf;ianmnuj  bcs  Sidjtcs,  nameiitlid)  im  £'et)r. 
furfus,  bcr  bte  niebrigcrcu  Stufcn  immer  mclir  a6ftic{3  uub  [idj  burd) 
bic  hoftercn  Stiifcn  5crcicf)crtc.  ^stii  vsQtjrc  1896  hat  man  ber  Jtn- 
ftolt  ben  filtierncu  Shreufranj  mifgefetpt.  llnb  auf  lialfiem  aSegc  mm 
lilfacrnen  jam  golbencn  Mraiij  untrbe  oi"''-''!!  •V'all  in  ben  Hranj  bcr 
?[nitalt5gc&anbc  cingefiigt.  Sac-  roar  im  oi-tljre  1912.  5)ie  3afi[ 
bcr  2rf)iilcr,  bic  Don  bcui  GImOnrftcr  QUaiijc  angelocft  ronrbcn,  Iiatte 
fid)  ftctig  gciiobcn,  Iiic-  fie  in  bcm  gicidjcn  ^siljrc,  1912,  mit  175  iiirc 
(Vlnfliijtie  errciditc.  v,fi  bic  ilfengc  bcr  Stubcutcn  an  fic^  fd)an  nnter 
llmitcinbcn  bcr  I'diiinftc  CJlirenfranj  fiir  cine  liiJlicre  2d)ulc,  fo  hat  un= 
fcrc  (flnihnrftcr  i'luftalt  fd)on  Jtnno  1910  nod)  cincn  anbercn  (fhrcn= 
fran.',  babnrd)  crhaltcn,  bai3  ihr  bie  StaatsuniDcriitiit  bic  fiinnlicfic 
SliR'rfcniuing  gcuuihrtc,  itnb  ^roar  niit  eincm  roeitcrcn  v^a'Keefrebit 
fiir  bie  3lbiturientcn  in  Xcntfd),  Catcin  nnb  6iricd)ifd). 

23et  bcm  Hehergang  uon  bcr  Slcra  ^srion  3ur  ?[era  Sd)ief,  aii- 
eine  Ginleitiing  bes  golbencn  ^snbiliiunis,  rourbe  abcrmals  cin  nnd)= 
tiger  2d)ritt  Dorroiirts  gctan,  nnb  jii'ar  burd)  bie  Snncitcrung  bee 
ftnrfus  jn  eineni  fediojcihrigen,  roouon  bie  erften  Dier  ^ahre  anf  bie 
^Jkabemi)  nnb  bie  lebteii  jroci  auf  boo  GoEegc  entfalloi.  Ginc  ^Mc 
neuen  X!id)tc5'  ift  burd)  bie  nen  hinjnfommenben  2ehrfiid)er  hercingc- 
I'tromt:  i'fodjoiogie,  '^shitofophic,  3o3toIogie,  .'pebrnifd),  Slrignometric 
(bao  Ichte  ais  iinihlfad)).  Sun:  erften  i'cal  dietet  nnferc  Sinftalt  inut 
aud]  foId)en  Stttbentcn,  tt)eld)e  fid)  anf  anbcre  i^ernfe  al5  ba§  'iM'irr^ 
antt  £)orbcrciteit  rooflen,  bie  ninfaffcube  aflgemeine  33ilbnitg  eiiie-j 
v>iinior  Gotlegc.  vsft  &'c  Jinftalt  jetst  and)  in  3roei  Stnfenrciheit  gc- 
fd)icbcn,  in  Jtcabcint)  nnb  College,  nitb  bcr  '^sbee  nad)  in  jroci  3[6tcilnn= 
gen  gefoitbert,  i'rebigerahtcilnng  tinb  allgetncine  JIbtcilnng,  fo  ift 
fie  bod)  cine  cinhcitlid)c  'i'lnftalt  in  Jl^cfen  nnb  Strehen,  in  2id)t  nnb 
firaft. 

ilinn  prangt  bic  Jfnftalt  iui  golbencn  OUanae.    Uub  ale-  hefonberc 


a  dilBcult  art  wliic-li  fell  out  of  use.  The  windows  were  few  and 
small,  but  the  ventilation  was  excellent;  in  faet,  the  beds  were  fre- 
quently covered  with  several  inches  of  snow  blown  through  the 
cracks."" 

If  14  students  found  Melanchthou  House  none  too  commo- 
dious, we  may  imagine  the  predicament  of  the  inspector,  when  the 
number  rose  to  34,  aud  still  more  applicants  sought  admission.  A 
now  building  became  absolutely  necessary,  and  what  is  now  called 
the  Music  House  was  erected  in  18T3  at  a  cost  of  about  $13,000. 
The  number  of  students  at  this  time  was  34.  Fully  a  dozen  ol 
tliese  had  lived  for  a  year  in  a  one-room  shack  that  some  of  their 
mnnber   l)uilt. 

The  pioneer  davs  were  over  with  the  completion  of  the  new 
liuikling,  but  the  continued  rapid  increase  in  enrollment  soon  be- 
gan to  crowd  the  students  uneomfortalily.  The  erection  of  what 
lias  ever  since  been  called  the  Main  Building,  was  therefore  Ix'gnn 
in  1878,  at  a  cost  of  ahout  $24,000. 

The  enrollment  during  the  first  ten  years  was:  IsTl.  14: 
isrs,  3.".:  18T3,  (iG :  1874.  .53:  1875,  61;  187G,  59:  ls77,  7!i: 
1878.  97:  18:9.  103:  1S80.  85.  Now,  the  curious  thing  is  that, 
with  far  more  rooiu  (almost  adequate  for  those  days)  to  take  care 
ot  students  after  the  erection  of  the  Main  Building,  the  enroll- 
ment did  not  show  a  corresponding  increase.  It  stood  at  about 
the  same  figures  (about  100)  from  1878,  when  the  Main  Building 
was  begun  and  completed,  to  1889.  In  that  year,  the  number  rose 
t(i  113,  and  for  the  decade  following,  the  average  attendance  did 
not  greatly  exceed  this  figure  (the  average  is  about  118) . 

In  1898  a  noticeable  decline  set  in  and  continued  for  almost 
a  ck'cade.  The  average  attendance  for  the  period  from  1898  to 
1906  is  what  it  began  with  in  1898,  viz.,  95.  This  is  in  spite  of 
the  fact  that  the  building  of  the  Dining  Hall  in  1896  had  added 
appreciably  to  the  comfort  and  convenience  of  students. 

PAGE  NINE 


Jitfietgatie  foil  in  biefem  ^ofire  eiu  2?ibIiotr)efgeDaube  ben  altercn 
©efitiubcn  fic^  anrciften.  (Sine  neiie  Sicfjtanlagc,  ein  Sfefcruoir  fiir 
cine  xvaim  glut  oon  Sid)t!  Unb  atlc  itnfcre  ©ebdube  —  crftcs  ueu 
crridotctcs  ©cbiiube  1873,  jeljt  ah  4'iuiif()au§  befanut;  ^'QUptgcbiiubc 
1878;  3iMrtfd)aftooc6iiubc  1907;  v.riou  .s^qII  1012  —  tucrbcu  Don  bcm 
©laiijc  bes  golbcneii  v.itbiIiiuiTiS  biirdjfoitiit.  Slbcr  nid)t  burd)  bicycu 
uiclir  ciiiBcrlicbcn  Oilaii^,  fonbcrn  burd)  ben  inncren  (Slanj  bcr  uial= 
tcnbcu  ''Vcrfonlidifcilen  unb  aUcr  i^nnodncr  mcrben  bie  non  ben  ?(rd)i= 
tefton  nur  duf5erlid)  oriianifierten  Stoinliaufcn  mirflid)  cntftciuert, 
lu'Iiditet,  belebt,  befecit,  bcrcbt. 

2iMr  trctcn  burc^  bie  golbcne  'i^forte  bcS  Jci'^cS  in  bac  tjolbcne 
•VianC'  bt'y  vs'ibels  unb  Tanfcs.  Ser  (Ibronift  logt  ben  Ji-'Ibi'tcdier  bcr 
riirffd)Qucnbcn  l-^eridjlcritattung  ouJ  ber  ^">anb,  in  bcm  uoHcn  i*e>Dui3t- 
fein,  bQi3  allc  ©efd^id^tjdjrcibung,  nicbercr  unb  t)i3[)erer  Slrt,  bem  ©e- 
fel3c  ber  Strablenbrednmg  unterinorfen  ift.  I^en  genauen  unb  inJLi= 
fern  gerabcn  2>crlauf  fd)ant  nur  bai  oEfebenbe  3(ugc  ©ottej.  llnb 
bas  Acrnrobr  ber  propbetifdien  gorfdjung  i[t  uns  noIIenb'S  nid)l  gcge= 
ben.  gragenb  trifft  iinfcr  Sluge  ben  Sd^Ieier  ber  Sufinift;  an  ciner 
cinjigen  Stelle  bring!  bie  innere  Stnfdjauung  binburdi  unb  in  aly- 
nungc'DoKer  Scrne  begegnel  fie  bem  biomantenen  Strnbl. 

.S5cil  bir,  Sdma  9J?ater,  in  bcinem  golbenen  ©dmiucfe!  ,s>eil  bir, 
bu  Sommlerin  unb  Spenbcrin  be§  Sidjtcs!  Ser  @ott  aUec-  ^Mcxdy- 
tunis  begabc  bid^  fernerbin!  S^  miiffe  fid)  bir  erfiiflen  bie  ,3cit  bes 
britten  SteonS  —  eine  3eit  unb  no(^  eine  Seit  unb  cine  balbc  3eit! 
llnb  Quf  bcinem  ^mipte  ergldnjc  ergonjenb  bei  Silber  unb  @oIb  aR" 
bnnn  ber  bii^enbe  Sbelftetn! 


Witli  an  enrollment  in  the  fall  nf  1906  suddenly  increased 
from  105  to  124,  there  begins  a  period  of  about  ten  years  marlfed 
by  a  steady  rise  in  the  enrollment,  culminating  in  the  year  1914 
witli  169.     During  this  period,  it  became  necessary  to  build  Irion 

PAGE  TEN 


Hall,  completed  in  1913,  in  order  to  take  care  of  the  increase.  But 
again,  the  attendance,  after  a  decade  of  increase,  begins  to  show 
a  gradual  decline  to  about  135  in  1930.  What  makes  the  decrease 
in  numbers  less  alarming,  however,  is  the  fact  that  the  annual 
new  registration,  has  varied  but  slightly  in  all  this  time,  and  the 
graduating  classes  likewise  have  not  yet  decreased  in  numbers  to 
an  alarming  extent.  A  larger  proportion  of  students  than  formerly 
is  entering  higher  classes,  and  therefore  remaining  fewer  years. 

As  the  school  grew  in  numbers,  and  new  buildings  were  added 
to  take  care  of  the  growth,  so  the  faculty  grew  in  numbers. 

In  the  first  year.  Inspector  Krauz  was  the  sole  teacher.  Tlie 
next  year,  the  Eev.  F.'  Weygold  was  appointed  "first  professor." 
In  1873,  a  separate  English  department  was  established.  In  1876,. 
the  Eev.  G.  v.  Luternau  was  appointed  as  so-called  "second  pro- 
fessor," and  a  department  of  music  was  created.  The  faculty  now 
consisted  of  five  regularly  appointed  instructors,  including  the 
inspector,  besides  one  assistant.  In  1883,  Professor  Brodt  began 
liis  long  term  of  service  as  head  of  the  pedagogical  department. 
The  faculty  now  consisted  of  six.  In  1890,  Professor  Bauer  be- 
gan his  work  at  Elmhurst  as  the  seventh  member  of  the  faculty, 
and  in  1893  an  eighth  member  waS  added  as  second  instructor  in 
music.  Since  1896,  Professor  Stanger  has  had  sole  charge  of 
music,  but  the  number  of  instructors  was  kept  at  eight.  There  it 
remained  until  the  opening  of  the  Junior  College  in  1919  made  it 
necessary  to  add  another  member  to  the  faculty.  Dr.  Irion  re- 
maining at  the  same  time  as  professor,  while  the  Eev.  H.  J.  Schick 
became  the  new  president,  the  number  of  instructors  is  now  ten. 
The  seminary  board  in  1920  created  the  position  of  physical  di- 
rector and  registrar,  filled  by  the  Eev.  E.  W.  Leonhardt. 

May  the  fntui'e  years  see  Elmhurst  College  and  Academy  pros- 
per exceedingly  and  become  more  and  more  a  blessing  for  the  en- 
tire Church,  yea  the  entire  world. 


First   Three   Inspectors 

1.  Carl  Fr.  Kranz,  2.  Philipp  Friedrich  Meusch, 
3.  Peter  Goebel. 


3it  ^cmcrtam. 

Tic  folgcnbcn  Inograpfiifcficu  ?iott,5cn  fiiib  bcm  Jfiibcnfcn  bcr= 
jcnigeit  SJianner  ijctuibmct,  bic  liiuiicrc  obcr  fiirjcrc  3cit  am  '^^rofcmi^ 
nar  aU  2ct)rcr  gcroirft  lictbcn  iiiib  cingegangcn  fiiib  311  ilirc;-  $errn 
Sreube. 

3nf<)chor  (Sari  (^■^.  ftrnnj  iinirbc  gc&orcn  ju  ©ritubcrg  in  2dilc= 
fien  am  31.  Sejembcr  1839  iinb  crbielt  feine  Sfusbilbung  aiif  bcm 
©Qmnafium  unb  ber  Uiiitierfitiit  fciner  .^cimot.  3ri§  Saiibibat  bcr 
iiicologie  fam  cr  in  bic§  Sanb  itnb  ttiurbc  in  ^nbianapoIi'S  Con  'i^a= 
ftor  Guiniu'o  orbinicrt.     3ein  crftcs  3(rbeit5fclb  roar  iWiflioroafa, 


vsnb.  I'on  bort  one-  ronrbc  cr  als  ^snfpcftor  an  bai-  ncngcgriinbctc 
"Vrofcminar  nad)  GoanSDiflc,  ^snb.,  berufen.  3(m  17.  ^anuar  1871 
bcgann  cr  jcinc  i'lni'taltsorbcit  mit  bcm  SSortc:  ..SJiit  @ott  roollen  roir 
Sotcn  tnn."  Jm  Xc3cmbcr  bcslclbcn  ^sabres  ronrbc  bic  3{nita(t  Don 
SoaneLnllc  nad)  (Slmhnrft  Pcrlegt,  roo  baj-  "l^rojcminar  in  ben  !)}dnmcn 
bcc-  friihcrcn  ?.lccIand)tlion>3cminarj  fcinc  blcibcnbc  vV'cimat  gcfnn= 
ben  fiat. 

5nfpcfti.ir  SlTan,5  roar  cin  gntcr  Ccbrcr  nnb  bat  als  Scitcr  bcr 
jnngcn  3[nitalt  bic  anfjcrft  fdjWicrigcn  31nfang§arbciten  mit  .'pingabc 
nnb  @cfd)icf  bnrd)gcfiiftrt.  Gnbc  1874  Icgtc  cr  fcin  3(mt  am  '!pro= 
fcminar  nicbcr  nnb  trot  roicbcr  in?  ^'farramt  juriicf.  Gr  ftarb  am 
12.  Tcaembcr  1885  aB  'i'aftor  ber  enang.  St.  Snfac^Qcmeinbc  ,5n 
^GonistiilTe,  fill.  Seine  friificren  2d)ii[cr  balten  itin  in  banfbarcm 
3[nbcnfen. 

"i^nftor  *^iif)ilipi)  ^ricbrid)  *)Jicit|rf)  ronrbc  bcr  3iad£)fo[ger  Oon  ^'^a- 
[tor  .siranj  im  onfpcftorat  be?  i^rofeminarj.  Gr  nerroattcte  bas  3(mt 
Don  1875 — 1880.  ^nfpeftor  D.licnfd)  roar  geboren  am  17.  -^suni  1836 
nnb  batte  feine  t[ieoIogifrf)e  Sfuebilbnng  im  G»angclifd)cn  15rebigcrfe= 
minor  bci  'iOiartbasnille,  Sio.,  erfialtcn.  ^sahrelang  jtanb  cr  im  @e= 
mcinbcbicnft,  bis  cr  5nm  ^snfpcttor  be?  ^l>rofcminar§  crnannt  ronrbc. 
Gr  roar  cin  fflcann  Don  roaf)rer  grommigfeit  nnb  liefcm  fittlidicm 
Grnft.  llntcr  jcincr  !2citnng  gebieb  bic  jungc  Jlnftalt  snfebenbj,  nnb 
bic  3abl  bcr  Stnbicrcnben  rond)?  Don  Jaftr  3U  ^sabr.  Gr  Derftanb  cs, 
bic  jnngcn  Sente  geiftig  anjnfaiicn  nnb  feeIforgcrIi(^  sn  bccinflnffcn. 
"Saber  crfrcute  er  fid)  grofjer  a^elicbtficit.  2oc^  roaren  feine  Srafte 
nad)  roentgen  ^ahrc"  anfgejebrt,  unb  cr  criag  am  25.  .Juli  1880  ci= 
ncm  iiJicrenlcibcn.  Seine  Sd)ulcr  beroafiren  iftm  cin  cbrenbc§  3[n= 
benfen,  nnb  mand)cr  Dcrbanft  fcinem  Ginflnfj  ben  3[ntrie&  jn  eincm 
nencn  geiftlid)cn  Ccbcn.  Seine  Ok^beinc  ruben  auf  bcm  3[nftalt5= 
friebt)of. 

P.\GE  ELEVEN 


'iMiftur  ^>cfcr  Wocbcl  iibcniQlnii  ba-:-  Csnfpcftorat  nlv  Oiad)foUu'V 
lum  x\iiH'.  'I'lCiiidi  iiii  Csalire  ISSO  unti  fiilirtc  es'  bt5  5itni  Sommcr 
liS87.  Tniin  trat  er  uw  cnaiici.  '■^^farramt  suriid  unb  inirftc  iiodi 
iabrcloiui  im  ecflcii  an  bcrfdiicbciicu  ©cmcinbcn.  Gr  bat  fid)  biird) 
fciiic  cruftc  bcr;,nd)c  ^.-rbminiiifcit  bic  ?lditung  atter  cruun-bcn,  mit 
biMii'ii  cr  in  uiiberc  '^criibruiuj  fam.  Seine  *i^fIid)t  ftanb  ibm  ftct« 
obenan,  unb  cr  fonntc  in  ber  trcncn,  fclbftlofcn  Grfittlnncj  bcrfclbcn 
ciIIlmi  fcincn  £d)iilcrn  al-i  ^inirbilb  bicncn.  ©cin  3[nbenfen  bicibt  ini 
Scocn.  (It  ftarb  am  3.  ^snnt  1111)5  infolijc  cincs' nnfaH'Suncrftiartot 
fdnicir. 

"i-^rof.  Si'iit.  Si.  eaiicrlJicr  mnrbe  im  ^sofire  1875  aB  Scftrcr  bcr 
eiuilifdicn  Spradu'  nnb  ^itcratur  an'?  ^^vrofcntinar  bcrufcii  unb  fiat 
bav  'Jlmt  bi-?  ju  fcincm  3;obc  im  rftobcr  1879  mit  ircue  nnb  Grfoln 
ncfiifirt.  Gr  crfrcutc  fid)  bci  fcinen  Sd)itlern  grof3cr  33clicbtl)cit  nnb 
iienciJ  il)r  boHe?  3>crtrancn.  ''^^l■of.  Smicrbicr  mar  ang  Qfiio  gcbiirtiii 
unb  hattc  fcinc  afabcmifrfjc  "iMIbnng  anf  bcr  llniucrfitnt  ^n  3:iffiu  in 
fcincm  .'ocimatftaatc  crlangt.  (Jr  fanb  fcinen  lob  bci  cincv  (Jifcn 
bafiiifollificin  sn  SliaDlroob,  ^sH. 

I^ruf.  Jsricbririi  7\--  il'cDnolb,  iicLuircn  ben  6.  ^fngnft  1837  ^u 
Unnn  in  ii^cftfnlcn,  umr  cinige  ^sai')vc  Inng  Scbrcr  im  '•^'rLifcminar 
iur  ;-)Cit  bcc-  CsnfP-  firon^  Sr  mar  cin  iWann  lunt  ansgcbclmtcm  iKif= 
fen  nnb  grofjer  Scbrgabc.  ^vn  fcinen  jiingcrcn  ^sahrcn  mar  er  an  bcr- 
fdiicbencn  bbheren  2d)nlcn  in  feiner  \">eimat,  jnletst  im  SJanhen  .Viaitfe, 
alC'  Schrer  tiitig  geinefcn.  (Snbc  bcr  fcd)3igcr  l^sabrc  folgtc  cr  cinon 
'1iufc  anc'  iicbrcrfcminar  jn  Cincinnati,  Dhia,  unb  bom  ^^ahrc  1872 
bi-j  1874  mirftc  cr  als  '^jrofeffor  im  '^Jrofcminar.  SBcgcn  fciucr  anc" 
gcbcbntcn  .fienntuiffe  mar  cr  cin  Q5cgcni"taub  bcr  53cmuubcru)tg  fiir 
feine  Sd)iiler.  Spntcr  nahm  er  cinen  5Ruf  bcr  St.  ^^5aul§=@eiueinbc 
-,n  i.'oniC'bittc,  fit).,  an  unb  mirftc  bort  aU  Seclforgcr  biv  jum  ^al)re 

P.AGE  TWELVE 


18'ii .    Xann  3011  er  fid)  bci  fcbr  gcfdimdd)tcr  Wefunbheit  in  ben  :'1iuhe= 
ftanb  juriirf.     Gr  ftarb  am  \'k  iVai  llUlii. 

il^rof.  Jricbrid)  5(.  .'pciiniuncr  entftammte  einer  alten  i^rofeffo^ 
rcnfamilic.  (Jr  mar  am  25.  Juli  1834  in  bem  Si'i'ftcntnm  Jlfcufj, 
j.  i?.,  geborcn  nnb  crfticlt  fcinc  QSpinnafialbilbung  in  bem  bcriibmtcn 
Merrnlmtcr  'iHibagcginm  sn  'i'licSfg  in  ©dilcfioi.  3it  ©nabcnfclb  in 
Cberfd)(cftcn  ftubiertc  cr  ^l)cofogie.  .*pierauf  bctleibctc  cr  langcrc 
^salirc  binbnrd)  Sdjulftedcn  in  ijcrrnfint  unb  fpiiter  in  Gnglaub.  v>'ii 
^alirc  1873  fam  cr  nad)  Jlmerifa  unb  iibcrnafim  bic  Scitung  einer 
.'ood)fd)uIc  in  .s?icrmann,  ^.iio.  S^on  bort  an^S  murbc  cr  im  ^safire  1874 
al'o  Schrer  ine  ^^'rofeminar  berufen,  bcbicit  aber  bicfc  Stettc  nnr  bi-5 
(Jnbe  1875  unb  trat  bann  in?  '^^farramt  fiber.  Sr  bebicnte  nad)cin- 
anber  ©emcinben  in  vSO'dq^  ^[liiuiic-  unb  ?,'tiffouri.  Sein  ^iib  crfolgtc 
am  3(1.  .^sannar  1885. 

'i^rofcfiur  (sricbrid)  Sinuffntniui  mar  cin  35iirttcmherger  iu\h 
liatte  fcinc  ^luc-bilbung  anf  bem  flaffifd)en  UH)mnafium  ju  i'lanlbrann 
nnb  in  i^afel  erbalten.  'Jlls  junger  *]?rcbigcr  fain  cr  nad)  Jlmcrifa 
nnb  bebicnte  bis  simi  ^^abrc  1866  cine  (Semcinbc  bci  iHirlington,  ^.c 
'inm  bort  auj  murbc  er  alv  tbcoIogtfd)cr  Ccftrer  an§  euang.  'l.*rebtgcr= 
fcniinar  bci  iifartbasbiUc,  4'io.,  berufcn.  5)ie§  Hint  befleibctc  cr  bk- 
3um  Jadrc  1871.  Tarouf  trat  cr  micber  ini  "i.'farramt  cin.  O'lu 
vsabrc  1876  murbc  cr  2e()rer  am  i'rofeminar  bi^S  in  ben  Sonuner 
1880.  Xann  fchrte  cr  in  fcinc  miirttcnibergifd)e  .vieimat  .piriicf  nnb 
trat  bort  ins  *i.'farramt  cin.  3115  Cebrer  ber  flaffifd)en  Sprad)en  unb 
ber  bcutfdicn  Sitcratur  hat  cr  53cbcutcnbe5  geleiftct.  Gr  Iiictt  gern  cin 
offenc'j  ,s>au5  unb  fab  gernc  Jlmtsbriibcr,  fomic  and)  fcine  2d)iilcr  in 
fcincm  5QiniIic"frci5.  5(nd)  nad)  feiner  9?iicffe[)r  in  bic  ^t'cimat  hat 
er  unfcrer  fiird)c  unb  Jlnftalt  ein  treneo,  licbenbc^  Stnbcnfcn  bcmahrt 
unb  einc  gan^e  S[n3ahl  Csii"flIi»QC  3ur  Jlnsbilbnng  in  unferen  3[n- 
ftalten  fitr  ben  cbang.  ,S5ird)enbicnft  gelnorben,  uon  bcncn  jc(5t  nod) 


nielc  iiii  I^icnfu'  imfcrcr  «ird)c  ftcljcn.     Gr  itnrb  im  ^sa{)t\;  1895. 
Sciii  i'liitiL'iifL'ii  bk'ibt  bci  nwi  im  £ci]i-'n. 

2r.  (*i.  31.  5i"<'"crmnim  mar  Seljrer  bcr  flaffifdicn  Sprodien  iinb 
(}5efd)id)tc  im  oalirc  \^ir,.  (fr  mar  am  21).  Cftobcr  1850  311  l^afel, 
in  ber  Sdimcij,  acboren  uiib  hattc  feiuc  3>orbiIbuuc!  in  ben  flaffifdicn 
©d}it[cn  feiner  .'^cimat  crlmltcn.  ^sm  friilicrcn  4tieland)t[)on=Scminar 
ftnbierte  er  Jhcologii'.  .sliieanf  fclirte  cr  nad)  ©nropa  jnritcf  itnb  cr= 
marli  fid)  auf  bcr  llniucriltiit  jn  $allc  ben  Softer  ber  ^^^iiilofopljie. 
9iad)  fcincr  j)?iicffc(ir  in  bic5  L'aub  licfj  cr  fidi  in  lAdicago  nieber  nnb 
mnrbe  cinine  Csahrc  long  Scfirer  ber  3;iicoIogie  in  bcm  SI)icago  ®em= 
inart).  @Icid)5eitig  mar  er  Snperintcnbent  bc'3  bcntfd)en  ®eparte= 
mentS  ber  oftcntlidicn  Sd)nleu  in  Eiiicago,  ein  '■^often,  ben  er  lango 
^afirc  tiefleibete.  ^n  ben  neun^iger  Jsafiren  griinbete  er  bie  St.  ^0= 
f)anni5=@cmeinbe  anf  ber  ilcorbfcite,  bercn  Seelforgcr  er  6i§  ju  fei= 
ncni  am  5.  v.annor  1905  erfolgten  Jobe  blieb.  ^r.  Simmermann 
mar  ein  fehr  frnditbarer  Sd)rift[teller.  fiitcratnr  nnb  @efdiid)te  t]at 
er  fleifeig  bearbeitet.  Sine  brcibiinbige  @efd)id)te  be§  19.  v,a[)rlliin= 
bertg,  eine  Sammlnng  non  @ebid)ten  beut|d)ameritanifdier  3!;id)tcr 
nnb  eine  ganj^e  Stnsabt  iibnlirfier  2i>erfe  fiaben  ibn  jnm  ^'crfaHer. 

^<rof.  6nrr  To6fri)nl(,  geboren  am  '2:1.  ilcoiiember  1831  jn  i're?- 
Ian,  in  Sd)Ie[ien,  Uerbanfte  feine  'i^irbilbnng  bem  ©tjmnalium  unb 
ber  llninerfitiit  feiner  ."peimatftabt.  Kinige  ^abrc  long  roar  er  '•^^far- 
rer  in  Sd)Iefien  nnb  bebiente  fpdtcr  bie  eUangelifc^e  ©emeinbe  jn  WlC' 
baninifle,  -Jnb.  I'on  bort  an?  ronrbc  er  a[§  Sefircr  ins  'i>rofeminar 
bcrnfen  im  '^\ai)ve  1883.  Gr  blieb  nnr  jmci  ^aftre  in  bicfer  Stellnng; 
bann  manbte  er  fid)  mieber  bem  ©cmcir'^pbienft  3n.  SlJit  jnnehmeubem 
Stiter  5og  er  fid^  Dom  ?fmte  juriid  nnb  licf;  fid)  in  Dfbfofb,  ii'is.,  nie- 
ber.    Sr  ftarb  am  19.  Srprit  1905. 

5Prof.  QJiiftnli  3(bo(f  (fOinciirr,  geboren  am  Hi.  0>iinnar  1850  jn 


Sd)ottmar,  Sippe-Xetmolb,  mar  ein  griinblidi  gebilbeter,  befi.inberC' 
auf  bem  ©ebiete  ber  OSermaniftif  titd)tiger  iJebrer.  ^sabrelang  mar  er 
Ccljrer  anf  oerfd)iebenen  (^nmnafien  2entfd)Ianb5.  vsm  vsabrc  1883 
fam  er  uad^  Slmerifa  unb  mar  juerft  ^mei  '^ahvc  in  einem  Seminar  in 
9?o^efter,  iit.  f).,  aU  bentfd)er  Sebrer  tatig.  l^on  bort  an?  fan;  er  tn§ 
■•Ijrofeminar  al-o  Sebrer  ber  altcn  2prad)cn,  bentfd)en  Siteratur  unb 
S)catbenmtif.  ^ini  ^saftre  1890  manbte  er  fid)  bcr  ^onrnaliftif  jn  unb 
murbc  ;}iebaftcnr  ber  „(i()icago  Jsreie  ^4>reffc,"  fpater  ber  ,,'iOiilmanfce 
65ennania"  nnb  ,5u(cljt  bcr  „SincoIu  Pi-rcie  "Jvrcffc."  (it  ftarb  am  12. 
Jlnguft  1908  in  Lincoln,  'Jiebr. 

■j^^rof.  (J.  £tto,  ber  grof^e  Oiclebrtc  nnb  Xenfer,  ftanunte  an;-  ber 
X.'utl)erftabt  iViansfetb,  mo  cr  am  7.  ;5anuai-"  1837  bac-  Sidjt  ber  5i>clt 
erbtidtc.  5"  feiner  ^nflcnb  befndite  er  baJ  Beriil)mte  Qipuuiafinm 
'Sd)uIpfortc,  ficrnad)  bie  Uniucrfitiit  ju  .s?alle.  iUad)  beenbigtcm  Stn= 
binm  mar  er  einige  :vsal)re  al5  i3el)rer  in  ben  5rnnrfefd)cn  Stiftnngen 
in  .violle  tiitig  nnb  manberte  im  Jsnljrc  18G7  nad)  Slmerifa  anS,  um  in 
ben  (^icmcinbcbicnft  ciujntreten.  3(ns  biefem  murbc  cr  im  vsal)re 
1870  al§  *^^rofeffor  an  ba5  ■'^.'rebigcrfeminar  bci  aicartbasbiflc  bcrnfen. 
Jsm  ^\ai)xc  1880  gab  er  bie  Stetlc  anf  unb  iibcrnabm  mieber  eine  &c- 
meiube.  ysm  ^abre  1890  fam  cr  ahi  Sebrer  ber  altcn  £prad)cn,  ber 
bcutfd)en  Siteratur  nnb  ber  @efdiid)te  anS  ^^U-ofeminar.  "iliac^  14fah= 
riger  Jatigfeit  309  cr  fid)  bom  Sebramt  ^uriid  nad)  Solumbia,  tsU-- 
nnb  mar  non  ha  ab  banptfdd)Iid}  fdjriftftcUcrifd)  tatig.  Gr  ftarb  am 
10.  ^suli  1916  int  511tcr  Hon  nabc^u  80  ^ntiren.  'ilJrof.  Otto  mar  nid)t 
blof;  ein  groRcr  ©clebrtcr,  fanbern  and)  ein  bemiitiger  Sbrift,  trolj 
feiner  frititd)en  l^eranlagung.  Gin  grof^er  fireiy  Hon  banfbareii 
Sd)iilern  bdlt  fcin  Slnbcnfen  in  Gbren. 

I^rof.  Wottfricb  Don  I'litcrnnii  mar  am  29.  liiaUicmber  1842  im 
Manton  "in'm,  in  ber  Sd)Uiei,5,  gcboreu.  5einc  i^lnc-bilbung  erbieit 
cr  anf  uerfdiiebenen  .s>od)fd)nlen  feinco  .Vieimatlanbeo.    Ginige  Csfibrc 

P.4GE  THIRTEEN 


(aiu]  tvav  cr  Dffisier  in  bcr  yc[)tnci3crif(^cn  3frmcc,  bod)  jchntc  cr  fid) 
baiiaif),  in  ben  Sirdienbicnft  cinjutrctcn.  Xcslialb  aioubcrte  cr  nacf) 
^Imcrifa  am  iiiib  trat  in  baC'  cuong.  '^>rcbiflcrfcmtnar  cin,  urn  2t)eo= 
loLiic  3n  ftnbicrcn.  'Jiad)  bccnbicjtcm  Stubinm  iibernaf)m  cr  cine  @e= 
mcinbc.  ^m  Csahrc  ISTii  Unirbc  cr  ali  Selircr  ber  Wiatlicntatif  iinb 
bcr  ilJaturmiiicnjdjaftcn  ans  ''l^rofcminar  bcrufcn.  ))lad)  fcdjojiiliriijcr 
Sef)rtatigfcit  trot  cr  in?  'i'farramt  jnriicf  nub  inirfte  nod)  jaljrclang 
im  Segen  an  Cerft^icbcncn  ©cmcinbcn.  S'llclst  mar  cr  in  ^oiua 
^arf,  2eja§,  tiitig,  mo  cr  am  13.  :vsannar  1913  cingedcn  bnrftc  ^n 
fcincS  .ficrni  Jsrcnbc.  >3cincn  Sd)iilcrn  liat  cr  ftct?  burd)  fcin  on'ogc 
bcbntcj  Sl'iifcii  nuii  fcinc  aiifriditigc  Armniniiifcit  inuionicrt. 

*^>ruf.  ^ufinitu  6.  ;){ttf)ii,  "IvrofcilLir  bcr  i'lnfif  Hon  ISSG — 9o,  mar 
am  17.  Acbrnar  1833  ,;n  Cbcralimcn,  .Sjcifcu-Tarmftabt,  gc&orcn. 
Seine  Jhubitbnng  erliielt  cr  in  bcm  Setircrfcminar  jn  (vricbberfl. 
Gr  (icfaf;  cine  grofje  Jsertigfeit  anf  bem  '•^.^iano,  unb  qI§  bcbcntcuber 
Crganift  mar  cr  in  meiten  .ftreifcn  Ccfannt.  ^m  ^adre  1870  mar 
cr  cingemanbert  nnb  mirftc  langc  ^(il)vc  ahi  Sctjrcr  unb  Drganift  in 


ber  St.  '$aulc'=@emeinbc  in  (S()icago.  Ison  bort  murbe  cr  one  ''^ro= 
feminar  bcrufcn.  Sicun  ^ai)vc  laug  bientc  er  ber  Jfuf'talt  aB  4)iulif= 
IeE)rer.  "^m  ^ai)xe  1905  jog  cr  fic^  com  3[mtc  juriid'  ins  iH-iOatlcben. 
Sein  Sob  erfolgte  im  '^ai)ve  1905. 


^^rof.  •t'crmnitn  iPrubt,  gcboren  am  15.  ge^ruar  1855  ju  3cd= 
lin,  b.  Stolp,  in  "i.vommcrn,  al5  ©oljn  eincS  SefirerS,  erfiiett  fcine  S(u§= 
bilbnng  im  Sebrcrfcminar  jn  i^ttom.  ^m  '^ai)xe  1878  fam  cr  in 
bies  Sanb  nnb  fanb  JlnftcUung  als  Sef)rcr  in  ber  ©d)ulc  ber  St.  "^e- 
tcr=@cmcinbc  unb  f^citer  in  bcr  3ii^i'-"®etnen'be  in  Chicago,  ^sm 
^safjre  1882  murbc  er  inl  '•^rofeminar  bcrufcn  aU  'il^rofefjor  bcr  'ini- 
bagogif  unb  bes  ^cntfd)en,  cine  Stcttung,  bie  cr  cttoa  36  "^aim  lang 
inncbatte.  -Jm  ^abre  1918  5og  er  fic^  bom  3[mtc  juriid.  :5;n  Hcc- 
thobif  nnb  8d)nlfnnbc  ift  er  einer  grofjen  3abl  feiner  Siftiiler  lior= 
bilblid)  gemorben,  nnb  befonberS  bie  il'cetbobif  be^-'  9}eligionounter= 
rid)tC'  fanb  bei  ibm  forgfditige  33ead)hmg.  'Eamit  bat  cr  fidi  ben 
Tanf  feiner  ©d)iiler  reblid)  oerbicnt.    Qx  ftarb  am  19.  Dftober  1919. 


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Seminary  Board 

Uppm-  Row — Rev.  F.  L.  Darn,  Ph.  D.,  Rev.  H.  Nieter.  Rev.  W.  Hackmann.  Rev.  S.  Kruse.  Rev.  E.  Jaeger.  Secoriri  Rmo — Rev.  G.  A.  Neumann, 
Sec,  Rev.  D.  Bruening,  Chairman,  Rev.  C.  ip.  Baumann,  Vice-Chairman,  Rev.  J.  Kircher,  Treas.  Third  Roio — Mr.  J.  L.  Knauss.  Mr.  A.  J.  Breuhaus. 
Mr.  J.  Blaul,  Mr.  L.  Brandt,   Mr.  F.   Riechman.     Last  Row — President  S.  D.  Press,  President  H.  J.  Schieli. 

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Dcr  ^pvadfli<ifc  Untcvvidft, 


'E-ai-  &cn  fprQct)Iid)i'u  llntirridit  anliL-trifft,  fo  t\at  itnferc  3lnftalt, 
bcvm  .s>nuptmifiiabc  cc-  Ins  oor  fiiracm  roar,  juttfle  4'idnncr  fiir  bcii 
Ciintritt  ins  ^^.'rcbiflcrfcminor  Dorjitbcreitcn,  immcr  gropes  ©croidit 
ciiif  bic  dTlermmg  Pon  v2pra(f)cn  gclcgt,  inbcm  [ie  tion  ber  oftne  S^ci' 
fi't  rtditisicii  5>orQii5fcl3inig  aitsging,  boR  fiir  Jficologie  Stubierenbc 
iiid)t5  roid)tigcr  iinb  rocrtoollcr  fci  ahi  niclfeitigc  itnb  gcbiegctii' 
Sprad)fciintni5. 

.S?icr&ci  lianbcltc  CJ  fid)  jiiiinrfjft  urn  bic  fiir  boj  t[)CoIogifd)e  Js-nd)= 
iiubiuin  luitigen  2prQd)en,  urn  bic  gricd)ifd)c  unb  lateinifdic  fobami 
urn  bic  bciitfd)c  unb  cnglifd)c  SprQd)c,  mit  bercn  vilfc  fie  fpiitcr  bao 
2i.Hirt  @ottc5  oil  Pcrt'iinbigcn  liattcii.  Ten  tatfdd)Iid)cii  l\ertinltiiiffcn 
;'iediniing  tragcnb,  roiirbc  in  ben  erftcn  Pierjig  ^aftrcn  itireS  'i3cftc= 
Iicns  bem  Xeutfd)cn  ein  griiBcrer  Spielroiim  auf  bem  Stunbcnptan 
eingerdnint  ali  bem  (Snglifd}cn. 

•JU-o  bann,  an«  aflgeniein  bcfannten  ©riinbeii,  ba^  SBerlongcn 
nndi  cnglifd)-rcbenbcn  'i'rebigcrn  immcr  lautcr  unb  bringcnbcr  rourbe, 
fad  man  fid)  gcndtigt,  mehr  3cit  nnb  Jslcifj  anf  bic  ©riernung  bcr 
Vanbcofprad)c  311  Perrocnben. 

5Senn  man  bobci  in  33etrad)t  5ic()t,  bafs  bic  Shibcnten  fid)  jcbt 
ini  tdglid)en  3Scrfe()r  an§td)Iiei3ltd)  ber  cnglifd)cn  ®prad)c  bcbicnen, 
nub  bafj  bie  Sofit  berjenigen  nnter  ben  ncneintretenben  >Stubcnten, 
bic  fid)  nod)  im  Tcntfd)cn  an§3ubriicfcn  Dcrmogcn,  immcr  gcringcr 
mirb,  fo  roirb  man  Perfteften,  bafj  ha^  Teutfd)e  eincn  harten  etanb  Iiat. 


SBic  fid)  nun  and)  in  3iifii"ft  bic  Tinge  geftaltcn  mi3gcn,  man 
roirb  £)icr  bei  benen,  bie  fid)  fpdter  bem  Shibinm  bcr  Jheologie  uiib= 
men  inoEen,  nac^  roie  Por,  auf  griinblid)e  Griernung  bcr  beutfd)eii 
Sprai^e  bringen.  Tie  bcutfd)e  Sprad)c  ift  unb  bleibt  nun  einmal  fiir 
unfere  ^irc^e  bie  ®prad)e  ber  ^Reformation. 

i)iunmel)r  ift  aber  unfere  Stnftalt  Pdflig  umgeftaltet  roorben,  unb 
roir  baben  es  bier  oon  jctst  an  nod)  mit  ciner  anberen  .^laffc  Pon  Stu> 
benten  ju  tun,  mit  foId)en,  bie  nur  eine  aCgemcine  „GoIIcge".'-PiIbung 
fnd)cn.  To  licgt  co  nun  auf  ber  .^anb,  iia\i  e§,  urn  bicfen  gered)t  ^u 
merben,  £ad)c  bcr  i^ebiJrbc  unb  (S-afuItdt  fein  mirb,  fiir  hen  fprad)Ii= 
d)cn  Hnterrid)t  in  biefcr  3tbtei(ung  gana  anbere  Seftimmungcn  3u 
trcffen. 

SSdbrenb  in  ber  jum  Gintritt  in§  ^rcbigerfeminar  PorbereitcUf 
ben  JIbteilung  bas  @ried)ifd)e,  ba5  2ateinifd)c  (i'pcbrdifd)e)  unb  bae- 
Teutfd)e  roie  bi^-ber  obligatorifd)  bleibcn  rocrben,  fo  biirfte  in  ber 
nnbcrcn  ?(bteiluug  nur  baS  Satcinifd)c  aU  eigentlid)  obIigQtorifd)e5 
And)  au3ufcbcn  fein.  Ta§  Teutfd)e  bagcgen  roiirbc  bier  ncbcn  eincr 
ober  3roci  anberen  juoberncn  2prad)cn,  ctroa  bem  (vrau3i.ififd)en  obcr 
bem  £pQnifd)en,  unter  bie  fafuItatiPeu  (roablfrcien)  A'icficr  eingcreibt 
roerben  miiffen. 

^m  ganscn  roirb  roobl  bie  .s?auptarbeit  im  fprad)Iid)cn  nntcrrid)t 
in  ber  Sffabemic  gctan  roerben  miiffen,  rodbrcnb  im  „GoIIege"  bie  fpc= 
3ififd)  roiffcnfd)nft(id)eu  ?;'dd)cr  in  ben  ^luirbergrnnb  trcten  rocrben. 


PAGE  SIXTEEN 


Elmhurst  Memorial   Library 


PAGE  SEVENTEEN 


Old  Library 


Present  Library  Quarters 


The  Memorial  Library 

The  library  is  a  threefold  memorial.    When  in  1912  the  librar}'  of  the  Meusch  Society  was  taken  over  by  the  faeully,  ^leusch  ilenio- 

rial  Library  was  the  official  name  agreed  upon  for  the  new  iustitutiou,  in  commemoration  of  the  ]\ev.  F.  Philipp  Jlensch, 

President  of  Elmhurst  College  from  1875  to  1880.    This  collection  of  books  now  amounts  to  over  5000  volumes.  An 

almost  equal  number,  now  know  as  the  Bryan  Memorial  Library,  has  accrued  from  the  estate  of  the  late 

Honorable  Thomas  B.  Bryan  of  Elmhurst.     The  third  memorial  is  about  to  be  erected  by  the 

Evangelical  League,  in  commemoration  of  those  of  our  deiuuniiuition  wIki  have  fallen 

in  the  World  War  of  1914-1918.     This  building,   which   is  to  house   both 

memorial    libraries,     will     itself    be    a    memorial    to    those    who 

have    made     the    supreme    sacrifice    to    tlieir    country. 


PAGE  EIGHTEEN 


1871 


The  Faculty 


1921 


Pkk.sidexts 


Et'v.  Carl  Fr.   Kraiiz   f 

1871—1874 

Eev.  I'll.  Fr.  ileiiscli  f 

1875—1880 

Ecn-.  Peter  Goebcl   f 

1S80— 1887 

Rev.  D.  Irion.  D.  D. 

1887—1919 

Rev.  H.  J.  Schick 

since  1919 

Professous 

Rev.  Fr.  Weygold  f 

1872—1874 

Rev.  Fr.  Henuinger  f 

1874—1875 

Rev.  Dr.  G.  A.  Zimiiierinaiiu  f 

1875,  6  montlis 

Rev.  Fr.  Kauffinau  f 

1876-1880 

Rev.  G.  von  Luteruauf    ' 

•     1876—1882 

Rev.  Carl  Dobschall  f 

1883—1885 

Prof.  G.  A.  Ebmeyer  f 

1885—1890 

Prof.  W.  K.  Sauerbier  f 

1875—1879 

Prof.  J.  C.  Rahn  f 

1886—1895 

Prof.  H.  Brodt  t 

1882-1918 

Prof.  E.  Otto  t 

1890—1904 

Prof.  J.  Liieder.  D.D.           187.5— ISTG 

and  1881-1910 

Prof.  J.  iliter 

1873—1875 

Prof.  Fred.  Berchtold 

1879—1883 

Prof.  Tlieo.  Goebel 

1880—1881 

Prof.  G.  Bohnstengcl 

1880—1882 

Prof.  H.  BuriLS 

1879,  4  months 

Prof. 
Prof. 
Prof. 
Prof. 
Prof. 
Prof. 
Prof. 
Rev. 
Prof. 
Prof. 
Prof. 
Prof. 
Prof. 


H.  Hogan 
P.  C.  Recher 
C.  J.  Albert 
J.  Merkel 
Geo.  F.  Eosche 
C.  W.  Eern 

F.  A.  Kern 
F.  C.  Weisse 

C.  Kuntze 

G.  Eamge 

Dr.  J.  J.  Wilkinson 

H.  Arlt 

Dr.  Alb.  Aron 


The  Faculty  ix 
President  H.  J.  Schick 
Prof.  D.  Irion  1877- 

Prof.  Paul  X.  Crusius 
Prof.  Carl  Bauer 
Prof.  C.  G.  Stanger 
Prof.  G.  A.  Sorrick 
Prof.  H.  L.  Breitenbach 
Prof.  J.  E.  Schmale 
Prof.  E.  Hansen 
Prof.  Dr.   C.  Abbetmeyer 
Prof.  R.  Leonhardt 


1879—1883 
1883—1884 
1884—1892 
1876—1879 
1879—1886 
1893—1894 
1895—1897 
1897—1900 
1888—1890 
1894—1896 
1903—1910 
1910-1917 
1919—1920 

THE  Jubilee- Year 

since  1919 

-18S0  and  since  1885,  39  years 

1910—1915  and  since  1919 

since  1890 

since  1896 

1892—1903  and  since  1904 

since  1907 

since  1915 

since  1917 

since  1920 

since  Dec.  1920 


p.we  nineteen 


The   Faculty 


Prof.  C.  Bauer 

2.     Prof.  C.  G.  Stang-er 

3.     Prof.   G.  E,   Sorrick,  A.   M. 


Pl-of.   H.   L.  Breitenbach  1 

5.      Pres.   Em.    D.    Irion,   D.   D. 
6.    President  H,  J.  Scliieii.  Dean 


incipal  P.  N.   Crusius.  A.    M. 
Prof.  E.  H.  Hansen 
9.     Prof.  J.  E.  Schmale,  A.  B. 


PAGE  T«'ENTY 


College  Sophomores 

e.  Walter    Dippold.  Armin  Krebill,  Carl  Bohnenkamper.     Center  Roic — Carl  Gaertner.  Harold  Fr 
Front   Row — Otto   Meyer,   Theophil  Menzel.  Ralph  U'eisser.  Paul  Blaufuss,  Paul  Schaeffer. 


r  f 't  f  !■  f  f  $  f  • . 

t  f  t  ft  fit^ 


Colleg:e  Freshmen 

Talmage   Miller,    George    Ellerbrake.    Herman    Dedcker.   Rodney   Heckmann,   Erwin   Buenemann.   Gottlob   Seybold,  Arthur   Gerhold, 


Back    Row- 
Fred   Niedringhaus,   Arthur   Wegener,    Paul   Molz.      Center   Row — Julius   Kallenb 
Elmer  Hoefer,  Gilbert  Schrodt,  Ludwig  Emigholz,  Charles  Meyer,  Otto  Grabowsk 
Otto  Krueger.  Edward  Busekros,   Robert  Kienle,   Adam   Scherer.  Orvill 
Missing — Adelbert  Helm. 


Walter  Herrscher,  Roy  Schwartz,  Ralph  Abele,  Theodore  Lehmann, 
Garfield  Hafermehl.  Front  Row — Ewald  Schwengel.  John  Flucke. 
William    Baur.    Norman    Maunz.    George    Pruessner.    Helmuth    Rath. 

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Academy    Seniors 

imerniann,  Carl    Meyer,    William    Anderson,    Edwin    Eigenrauch,    William    Rest.    Vernon 

-.^-.   r--   — -^ ' — Reuben  Bareis,  Walter  Schadewald,  Henry  Damm,  Heie  Johnson,  Otto  Bassler,  Carl 

bturm,   Rudolph    Gruencke.   Ernst   Dreusicke,   Henry   Bertelkamp,   Erwin   Steinbeck,    Irving   Dietsche.      Front    Row — Paul    Reichert,    Willie   Scholze,    Louis 
Landgrebe,  Theodore  Kitterer,  Ortwin  Schaumburg.  Charles  Binder,  Ernest  Maurer,  Fred  Edglinsdoerfer,  Gerhard  Schultz.  Arthur  Reiss,  Carl  Mollenhauer. 

PAGE  TWENTY-TWO 


Back   Row — Arthur   Koring,    Daniel   Schlinkmann,   Carl   Zii 
Schiek,   Fred  Krueger,   Herbert  Hugo,   Rudolph   Brink.   Center  Ro 


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W^I^FW^^WW^'l^yW^^^ 


ACADEMY    SOPHOMORES 

Back  Row — Jacob  Eberle. 
Herbert  Gass,  Edward  Brue- 
seke,  Walter  Weiland,  Elmer 
Bueker.  Carl  Albers.  Alfred 
Schroeder,       Louis       Stueber. 

Front  Rotv  —  Gerhard  Friz. 
Carl  Schletz,  Carl  Maurer, 
Henry  Warber,  Clarence 
Hamman,  Gerhard  Holste, 
Armin  Schiek.  Missing — Mar- 
tin Hamann.  Ernst  Wieden- 
niann. 


Academy  Sopho 


Academy   Freshmen 


ACADEMY  JUNIORS 

Back  Roic  —  Rheinhard  Krause,  Firdel 
Paul.  Samuel  Mory,  Armin  Blaufuss.  Theo- 
dore Lapp.  Center  Row — Erich  Novak.  El- 
mer Schewe,  Henry  Walch.  Louis  Koenecke, 
Herman  Fenske.  Telfair  Boesch,  Otto  Hille. 
Front  Row — Arthur  Schreck.  Theodore  Hotz. 
Oscar  Egg-er,  Charles  Walters,  Werner  Sie- 
bert,  William  Miller. 


Academy   J 


ACADEMY    FRESHMEN 

Back  Row — John  Haradon.  Earl  Klein,  Ed- 
win Lincks,  George  Haradon,  Edward  Vintus, 
George  Bock.  Center  Row — Emil  Vogel,  Len- 
ard  Duntemann,  Otto  Laatsch,  Albin  Boelter, 
Paul  Kasper,  Ferdinand  Zerrel.  Front  Row — 
George  Elmer.  Chester  Gaum.  Adolph  Voigt. 
Paul  Peter,  Rudolph  Kalwitz.  August  Vintus. 


PAGE  TWENTY-THREE 


College  Band 


Back   Ro 


^'Se  Ellerbrake.   Henry   Damm.  Oscar  Egger.  Harold  Freund,    Fred   Krueger,    Ernst    Dreusicke,    Edward    Brueseke.    Elmer    Schewe, 
Su  t  ^^t.  '^®"'^'"    ^°^ — Gottlob    Seybold,    Louis    Landgrebe,    Louis    Koenecke,    William    Miller.    John    Haradon.    Rudolph     Brink,    Leader,    Ortwin 

bchaumburg,   Charles  Bmder,  Telfair  Boesch,  Heie  Johnson,  William  Baur.    Front  Row — Vernon  Schiek,  Clarence  Hamman,  Gerhard  Holste,  Erich  Novak, 
Carl  Sturm,  William   Rest,  Reuben  Bareis,  Samuel  Mory,  Carl  Mollenhauer,  Henry  Walch, 

PAGE,  TWENTY-FOUR 


Music  at  Elmhurst 


III  this  Golden  Jubilee  Year  of  our  school  we  are  also  cele- 
iirating  the  Golden  Jubilee  of  Music  at  Elmhurst.  Xot  only  has 
tiiat  line  art  always  been  fostered  here;  not  only  have  those  who 
were  able  to  play  or  sing  when  they  entered  always  had  an  oppor- 
tunity to  make  use  of  their  talent  in  concerts  and  at  social  gather- 
ings, but  music  has  been  a  part  of  the  curriculum  from  the  begin- 
ning on,  and  rightly  so.  Some  musical  accomplishment  is  neces- 
sary to  round  out  a  general  education.  Especially  do  our  students 
need  it,  as  most  of  them  enter  Eden  Seminary  after  graduating 
at  Elmhurst,  and  eventually  find  their  sphere  of  activity  in  the 
ministry,  where  their  musical  ability  stands  them  in  good  stead. 
JIany  of  them  will  find  it  necessary  to  elevate  the  standard  of  music 
in  their  churches.  Many  will  be  called  upon  to  train  their  church 
choir.  If  an  organ  is  to  be  installed,  the  pastor  will  naturally  be 
on  this  committee  to  plan  it  and  select  the  firm  to  build  it.  He 
will  find  it  necessary  to  help  arrange  programs  for  church  con- 
certs and  the  musical  part  of  Young  People's  entertainments,  and 
in  many  other  ways  will  he  be  able  to  make  good  use  of  his  musical 
knowledge  and  ability. 

Our  institution  is  endeavoring  to  prepare  its  students  for  such 
work.    All  are  expected  to  learn  to  play  the  piano  and  the  reed  or- 


gan. If  they  are  sufficiently  advanced  in  the  senior  year  of  tlio 
Academy,  they  will  receive  instructions  on  the  pipe  organ.  All 
take  part  in  the  vocal  instructions  given  in  the  first  and  second 
years  of  the  Academy,  and  are  expected  to  sing  in  the  chorus,  con- 
sisting of  third  and  fourth  year  Academy  and  first  and  second  year 
college  students.  Anthems  are  sung  at  the  services  in  the  local 
church,  and  part  songs  and  cantatas  are  rehearsed  for  the  annual 
spring  concert.  In  this  Jubilee  Year  a  special  effort  has  been  made 
in  this  direction,  the  cantata  ''The  Voyage  of  Columbus"  by  Dudley 
Buck  having  been"  learned  and  successfully  sung  at  the  concert  on 
April  12th.  An  orchestra  of  about  twenty  pieces  also  takes  part  in 
these  events,  and  a  brass  band  furnishes  the  music  at  the  annual 
outdoor  festival,  and  renders  many  a  program  in  the  open. 

The  college  owns  and  puts  at  the  disposal  of  the  students  for 
IM'actice  purposes  twelve  pianos,  five  reed  organs,  two  pipe  organs, 
a  set  of  band  instruments,  and  some  of  the  instruments  used  in 
the  orchestra. 

Music  answers  a  twofold  purpose  here.  It  makes  life  more  in- 
teresting and  enjoyable  for  our  students  at  Elmhurst,  and  gives 
them  part  of  their  equipment  for  their  profession. 


PAGE  TWENTY-nVE 


College    Orchestra 

Left  to  Right — William  Miller.  Paul  Reichert,  Orville  Brummer.  Fred  Krueger,  Arnold  Koch,  Gottlob  Seybold,  Charles  Binder,  Theodore  Lapp, 
Rudolph  Brink.  Ortwin  Schaumburg.  Reuben  Bareis.  Paul  Blaufuss,  Telfair  Boesch.  Harold  Freund,  Arthur  Reiss,  Theophil  Menzel.  Julius  Kallenbach, 
Vernon  Schiek.  Henry  Damm,  Arthur  Koring.  Henry  Warber.  Prof.  C.   G.  Stanger,  Director. 

E  TffDNTY-SIX 


1.     Chemical   Laboratory     —     2.     Physical  Laboratory     —     3.     Botanical  Laboratory 


PAGE    TWENTY-SEVEN 


Mathematics  and  Science 


Mathematics  and  Science  have,  to  a  certain  extent,  Joined  the 
''Forward  Movement."  As  yet  they  have  not  advanced  far  beyond 
the  courses  given  in  the  Academy.  However,  a  short  time  ago  these 
subjects  had  scarcely  advanced  beyond  the  work  of  the  eighth  grade. 
So  there  has  been  a  "Forward  Movement." 

This  change  is  in  the  right  direction,  it  is  real  progress.  It 
is  a  serious  mistake  to  call  the  amount  of  mathematics  and  science 
taught  in  Elmhurst  at  present  "much  mathematics  and  science." 
A  minister  certainly  needs  a  broad  education,  a  sympathetic  under- 
standing of  the  marvellous  achievements  of  science  in  our  modern 
times.  It  has  done  so  much  for  the  betterment  of  mankind  that 
this  age  is  beginning  to  think  there  is  no  need  for  a  spiritual  force. 
We  are  said  to  live  in  a  materialistic  age.  Our  young  men  must 
be  trained  so  that  they  can  explain  these  material  forces  as  God's 
laws.  They  must  be  able  to  show  there  is  no  real  conflict  between 
science  and  religion.  How  can  they  do  that  if  their  knowledge  of 
science  is  extremely  limited?  Is  not  a  study  of  the  material  world, 
God's  handiwork,  worthy  of  the  theological  student?  To  under- 
stand how  the  rays  of  light  have  been  separated  in  producing  a 
beautiful  sunset;  to  be  familiar  with  the  biological  laws  that  pro- 
duce the  delicious  apple  or  the  fragrant  rose;  to  Icnow  something 
of  the  laws  by  which  God  holds  the  infinite  heavenly  bodies  in  their 
course;  or  to  know  how  the  mountain  and  the  valley  are  made,  is 
not  sacrilegious.  No  study  except  that  of  the  Bible,  God's  word, 
can  compare  with  the  study  of  science  in  its  ability  to  reveal  the 
infinite  power  and  love  of  God. 

May  the  Department  of  Science  enter  the  Forward  Movement 
with  more  vigor  the  next  fifty  years  than  it  has  done  in  the  past. 

PAGE  TWENTY-EIGHT 


New  Chapel  in  Irion  Hall,   Fi 


Building 


PAGE  TWENTV-N'INE 


PAGE  THIRTY 


2.     Library  Staff    —     3.     Y.  M.  C.  A.  Cabinet     —     4.     Officers  of  Schiller  Society     —     5.     Orpheus 


1.     Football  Squad     —     2.     Basket  Ball  Team     —     3.     Soccer  Team     —     4.     Base  Ball  Team     ~      5.     Track  Team     —     6.     Lawn  Tennis  Team 

PAGE  TH[RTV-ONE 


Athletics 

Xot  many  years  ago  athletiis  were  looked  upon  as  a  side  issue 
and  in  many  cases  as  a  liiudrauce  by  some  schools,  and  for  this 
reason  were  prohibited  by  a  great  number  of  schools  thruout  the 
country.  Times  have  changed  since  then,  and  now  we  find  ath- 
letics looked  upon  as  a  necessity  by  the  great  majority  of  schools, 
many  of  them  nuiking  athletics  a  part  of  the  regular  curriculum. 
But  why  this  great  change  in  the  viewpoint  concerning  athletics? 
Simply  because  it  has  been  found  that  athletics  serve  a  very  good 
purpose  in  school  life.  Athletics  develop  sound,  strong,  healthy 
bodies  in  the  students  and  keep  them  so.  They  increase  the  effi- 
cienc}'  of  the  student  in  the  class-room,  for  if  the  body  is  sound 
and  healthy  the  mind  will  work  so  much  clearer  and  faster.  And, 
last  but  not  least,  athletics  play  a  great  part  in  the  building  of 
character.  They  develop  those  characteristics  in  the  youth  which 
are  .so  neces.sary  to  the  man  in  later  life,  among  which  are  the  fol- 
lowing: close  observation,  quick,  accurate  thinking  and  acting,  self- 
control,  courage  and  determination,  a  sense  of  fairness  and  consid- 
eration for  the  next  man,  even  tho  he  may  be  an  opponent  or  rival. 

There  has  always  bCen  athletics  of  some  kind  at  Elnihurst,  as 
there  necessarily  must  be  in  any  institution  where  so  many  healthy 
and  active  voung  men  live  together  as  one  large  family.  Still  ath- 
letics were  restricted  to  interclass  games  or  just  games  among  the 
students  them.selves.  Xo  contests  with  teams  from  other  schools 
in  the  vicinity  were  held.  In  the  year  1902,  however,  a  number  of 
the  students,  after  having  obtained  permission  from  the  proper  au- 
thorities, organized  the  .Mhlotic  Association  of  Elnihurst  College. 
By  means  of  animal  dues  from  each  member  the  necessary  funds 
with  which  to  purchase  the  necessary  paraphernalia  and  outfits  for 
the  different  sports  were  raised.  From  this  time  on  games  and  con- 
tests have  been  held  with  teams  from  other  schools  in  the  vicinity. 
.\t  the  time  the  a.ssociation  was  organized  only  three  branches  of 

PAGE  THIRTY-TWO 


Board   of  Directors   Athletic   Association 

athletics  were  represented  at  Elnihurst,  namely  soccer  football, 
liaseball,  and  track  and  field  events.  From  time  to  time  new  sports 
were  added  so  that  now  there  are,  besides  those  named  above,  bas- 
ketliall,  rugby  and  tennis.  Elnihurst  has  a  fine  record  in  all 
branches  of  athletics.  Altho  a  comparatively  small  school  and  only 
an  Academy  and  Junior  College,  Elnihurst  is  scheduling  and  hold- 
ing contests  in  all  branches  of  athletics  with  many  of  the  full- 
fledged  colleges  anil  univorsities  in  the  vicinity,  and  is  making  a 
good  showing. 

\n  attempt  is  made  to  get  every  student  to  take  part  in  some 
form  of  athletics  thru  interclass  games  and  games  among  the  stu- 
dents themselves.  Besides  this,  however,  there  are  regular  gym- 
nasium classes  in  which  every  student  must  take  part  unless  the 
JKiuse  physician  advi.ses  to  the  contrary.  In  these  classes  the  stu- 
dents :irc  drilled  in  marching,  calestlienics,  exercises  with  the  in- 
diaii  chil)s.  cliiiiib  liells.  wands  and  on  the  different  apparatus,  par- 
allel bars,  hori/.iinlal  bar,  horse  and  buck,  ladder,  and  living  rings. 


Supt.  and  Mrs.  Gernand 


. "  -T(fnmTi?ririii 

Entrance  to  College  Campus 


PAGE  THIRTY-THREE 


1.     Chief  Engineer,  Oscar  Irion     —     2.     Campus,   Elmhurst  College,  Elmhursl, 
PAGE  THIRTY-FOUR 


3.     The  Baker     —     4.     The  Janitor     —     5.     The  Fireman 


PAGE  THIRTY-FIVE 


1.     Campus,  Looking  South.  -  2.     The  Youngest  Member  of  the  College  Family,   Dorothy  Louise  Schiek     -     3.     Initiation  of  Freshmen     -     4.     Uwn  Tennis  Courts 
PAGE  THIRTY-SIX  ^'     ^^^  ^*"   ^'^'^'''^^     ~     ^-     ^^^  "^^"«''  Halves"  of  the  Professors 


I.     A  popular  Winter  Sport     —     2.     The  House  Physician  Dr.  E.  Marquardt  and  President  Schiek     —     3.     The   Freshmen  Parade 
4.     After  the  Fire  June  1920    —     5.    On  the  Gridiron 


PAGE  THIRTY-SEraN 


1.     Waiters     —     2.     The  Faculty  after  a  Ball  Game     —     3.     Pie     —     4.     Reunion  of  the  "Mobchiane."    1920     -     5.      Pole  Vaulting 


PACK  THIRTY-EIGHT 


H.  Gerdes,  Treasurer  Women's  Ai 
4.     Mrs.  J 


:iliary 
E.  Schi 


-     2.     Mrs.  H.  J.  Schiek, 
ale,  Secretary  Women's  Ai 


President  Women' 
xiliary 


Woman's  Auxiliary 


The  Elmhurst  Academy  and  Junior  College  has  taken  a  great  "For- 
ward Step"  in  welcoming  into  its  midst  the  cooperation  of  women  to 
assist  in  promoting  the  welfare  of  the  institution. 

The  Woman's  Auxiliary  was  organized  Jan.  4,  1920,  and  consists 
of  active  and  passive  individual  members,  contributing  $1.00  per  year 
as  annual  dues:  also  organized  Bible  classes  and  Ladies'  Aid  Societies, 
contributing  .$10.00  as  annual  dues. 

The  Elmhurst  women  and  those  who  can  conveniently  reach  the 
institution  meet  the  last  Thursday  of  the  month  lor  the  purpose  of 


Auxiliary     —     3.     Mrs.  D.  Irion,  Vice-President  Women's  Auxiliary 
—     5.     Elmhurst  Section  of  Women's  Auxiliary 

household  sewing,  mending  garments  for  students,  and  performing 
such  deeds  of  helpfulness  which  the  House  Committee  may  have  in 
store  tor  them. 

The  membership  of  the  Auxiliary  after  15  months  of  existence  to- 
tals 80  women's  societies  and  312  individual  members.  Membership 
dues  and  all  other  donations  are  used  to  the  best  advantage  in  con- 
tributing toward  a  bright,  cheerful  and  dignified  home  atmosphere, 
and  also  providing  occasional  social  functions. 

The  officers  are  as  follows:  President,  Mrs.  H.  J.  Schiek:  Vice- 
President,  Mrs.  Daniel  Irion:  Secretary,  Mrs.  J.  E.  Schmale:  Treas- 
urer, Mrs.  P.  Gerdes. 

P.\GE  THIRTY-NINE 


;iL 


A    School   of  Principles    and   Methods 

IHIIEST  S.IUMMEE  TMAEMHl'^ 

for   Sunday   School    Teachers    and    Officers 


Class  procession — Commencement  Day 


IHI^IPFY  SUMMIEI! 
iiS  lELMEIEJMST 

Iiui-iii,u'  tile  ten  ilays  in  .Inly  onc-h  year  the  beantil'nl  Elm- 
nist  College  gronnds  eniild  welcome  uo  happier  group  of  people 
I  mil  is  brought  there  by  the  Training  School  for  Sunday  School 
\\'iirl<ers.  Bring  to  this  place,  which  college  boys  inhabit  from 
S('|itenilier  until  June,  from  three  to  ioxir  hundred  Sunday  school 
Workers,  full  of  enthusiasm  and  life  and  alive  to  God's  call  to  serv- 
ice, with  consecrated  men  and  women  to  train  them,  and  you  have 
the  ELMHUEST  SUMMER  TRAINING  SCHOOL. 


to  Evangelical  Sunday  School  Work 


One  of  the  greatest  proljleius  which  confronts  the  local  church 
today  is  that  of  trained  teachers  and  leaders  in  the  Sunday  school. 
It  is  an  increasing  problem  because  of  the  wonderfully  growing 
recognition  of  the  opportunity  and  duty  of  Sunday  school  teachers. 
The  pastors  and  Sunday  school  superintendents  are  few  who  arc 
not  looking  for  more  and  better  teachers. 

Eecognizing  this  need  for  trained  Sunda}"  school  workers  and 
to  meet  the  constantly  increasing  demand  for  efficient  teachers,  the 
Board  of  Sunday  Schools  established  the  Elniluirst  Summer  Train- 
ing School. 


Xo  Summer  School  for  Sunday  school  workers  can  be  a  suc- 
cess without  adequate  buildings  and  cquipiuent.  This  has  been 
so  liljcrally  supplied  l)y  Elmhurst  College,  with  its  spacious  campus. 
its  lecture  halls,  dormitories  and  dining  hall.  It  would  be  difficult 
to  find  a  more  beautiful  and  better  equipped  home  for  the  E.  S. 
T.  S. 

This  has  been  the  unique  contribution  toward  the  training 
of  Sunday  school  workers  made  by  the  college  each  summer  since 
1915. 

"Jlav  her  name  be  ever  glorious !" 

PAGE  FORTYONE 


T 


"How  dear  to  «iur  heart?  are  the  .•ieeiies  around  Elmhurst,  when  fond  recollections  present  them  to  view. 


College  Flag  Pole 

Prescnlwl  by  KImhurat  Summer  Training  School 
atudenu  of  (he  years  1915.  1916.  1917  and  1918. 
PAGE  FORTY-TWO 


Tlui.-;  saiifT  tlie  Elniliursl  Snniriiri-  'rrniiiin^' 
scliool  stmleiits  of  the  suiniiR'i-  ol'  r.H.").  IDIC  and 
1!)1T.  In  their  niemorv  slie  stood,  dear  old  Elin- 
luirst  Collejre,  witli  the  familiar  frymiiasium,  its 
dormitories  and  the  great  dining  liall.  No  one 
ever  forgot  tlie  beautiful  eami)us.  the  whispering 
Elm  and  the  big  council  (ire.  And  yet,  something 
was  missing  which  E.  8.  T.  S.  enthusiasm  was 
ready  to  supply. 

"Why  not  present  the  College  with  a  real 
flag  pole  from  which  'Old  (ilory'  might  daily 
wave?" — someone  said.  "Old  Glory  hasn't  a  real 
chance  at  Elmhurst.  It  is  true  there  is  something 
like  a  flag  pole  on  the  administration  building, 
linl   iliat  doesn't  do  justice  to  Elmhurst  College." 

Hardly  was  the  thought  expressed  and  a  let- 
ter mailed  by  the  Sunday  School  Board  (o  former 
E.  S.  T.  S.  students  and  the  beautiful  gift  of  the 
eighty-five  foot  steel  flag  pole  was  made.  During 
the  Summer  School  .session  of  1018  it  was  erected 
and  with  impressive  ceremony  dedicated  and  jire- 
.sented  to  the  College.  At  the  base  of  the  pole 
there  were  placed,  sealed  in  a  metal  tube,  the 
names  of  the  21!)  donors. 

Those  who  participalcd  in  tli,.  dedicatory 
ceremony  were : 


Rev.     Paul     Pfeifter,     Dean    Elmhurst    Summer 

Tiaining  .School 
Rev.   D.   Irion,  D.   D..  Pies.   Em..  Elmhurst  Col- 
lege 
Rev.     Theo.    Mayer,    Secretary    Elmhurst    Sum- 
mer Training  School 
Rev.   R.   Niebuhr,  Secretary  War  Welfare  Corn- 
Rev.   F.  R.   Daries,  Camp  Pastor  at  Camp  Tay- 

Rev.  R.  H.  Keller.  Camp  Pastor  at  Camp  Grant 
Rev.  L.   Suedmeyer.  E.   S.  T.   S.   Bugler 
Capt.   Eugene   Mayer.   Master   of  Ceremonies 
Two   Boy  Scouts 

The  Flag  Pole 

The  pole  is  eighty-five  feet  high. 
Dedicated  and  first  flag  hoisted,  July 


presenting   names    of    219    E.    S. 
ntributors,  donors  of  flag  pole, 
for  insertion  into  pole. 


List  of  Alumni  1871-1921 

Exclusive  of  this  year's  graduates. 
Arranged  according  to   professions  and  occupations. 

Students '3 

Ministers li^^ 

Teachers  and   Organists I'i8 

Instructoi-s   and    Prol'i'ssm-s 1!"! 

College      Presidents 3 

President  General 1 

Doctors ■-> 

Biisiness  nu'ii 1'"^ 

IT   S.   Service ■! 

Missionaries "' 

Lawyers 4 

Journalists 3 

Pharmacists ^ 

Superintendents  of  Inslitutinns 3 

Engineers 9 

Artists 3 

Other  occupations G~l 

1.749 

Deceased l''"'^ 

Total l.SSr 


PAGE  FORTY-THREE 


List   of  Alumni  1871  —  1921 

shows   year   graduated. 
•V   time  spent  at   Elmhurst. 


Single   date   after   name 
Two   dates  after  name  sho 


Abele.  Rev.   Adolf.  (1913) 

EUiston.    Ohio. 
Abele.   Eniil,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Abele.    Rev.    F..  (1908) 

Milford.  Neb. 
Adomeit.  Hugo.  (1899-1900) 

Chicago.   111. 
Agricola.  Rev.   E.   R.   O..  (1902) 

Chesterfield.   .Mo. 
Agricola.    Moritz.  (1896-1898) 

Bern.    Mo. 
Ahrens.   Herman   C.  (1920) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Alber,  Rev.   W.  H.,  (1890) 

Jackson,    Mich. 
Albers.  Gerhard.  (1S7G-1S771 

Monee.   111. 
Alberswerth.  Rev.  A..  (1911) 

Owensville.  Mo. 
Albert.  Rev.  E.  G..  (1889) 

Pasadena.   Cal. 
Albert.   Rev.    Phillipp.  (1889) 

( Deot-ased ) . 
Albert.  Teacher  Theo..  (1896) 

Spokane.  Wash. 
Albrccht.   Martin.  (1918) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
.\lbrecht.    Rev.    S,.  (1915) 

Har.sle.v.  Iowa. 
Aldinger.  Theodore.  (1881-1882) 

Pomero>',    Ohio. 
Aldinger.   Rev.  Theo..  (1912) 

Liberty.  Neb. 
Aleck.   Adolf.  (1918) 

.Mlardl.  Louis.  (1879-1881) 

DeerfleUI.    111. 
Alt.   Walter    R,  (19ir,-1916) 

Buffalo.   N.    Y. 
Althoff.   Albert.  (1891-1892) 

Concordia.   Mo. 
Althoff.  Henry.  (1874-187.i) 

Freeport,   111. 
Althoff.  Otto.  (1911-1913) 

Bottkins.  Ohio. 
Altus.  W.  Waller  (1911-1912) 

LeRoy.    Texas. 
Alvermann.  Wm.  H..  (1879-18S0) 

Westfleld.   Wis. 
Anderes.  Fr.,  (1883-1884) 

Summerfleld     111. 
Andres.  Obed..  (1895-1896) 

Henderson.  Ky. 
Andrae.    Gottlieb.  (1873) 

Apel.  Teacher  John.  (1894) 

Apitz.   Fred.  (1913-1914) 

Baltimore.    Md. 

PAGE  FORTY-FOUR 


Apitz.    Robert,  (1912-l!iHi) 

Chicago.   111. 
-Vppel.   Teacher    George.  (1S74) 

(Deceased). 
.\ppel.  John.   Ph..  (1897) 

( Deceased ) . 
.\rends.   Benjamin.  (1899-1903) 

Ackley.    Iowa. 
Arends.  Rev.   Edwin.  (1900-1901) 

Le  Sueur,  Minn. 
Arends.  Grover,  (1911-1913) 

Alexander,    Iowa. 
Arends.    John.  (1896-1897) 

Alexander,  Iowa. 
.\rlt,  Gustave.  (1911) 

Koblenz,    Germany. 
Arlt,   Erich.  (lillO-1911) 

Koblenz.    Germany. 
Arndt.  Teacher  Frank,  (1S9S) 

Detroit,   Mich. 
Arnold.   George   W.,  (1918-1919) 

Buffalo,    N.    r. 
.\s.imann.  Rev.  Theo.,  (1907) 

.\ufdei-haar.  Rev.  Wm..     (1893-1896) 

Minier.   111. 
Aulenbach.  Carl.  (1879-18S1) 

Woodsfield.   Ohio. 
Auler.  Rev,    H..  (1915) 

Hondui-as.    C.    A. 
Baas.    Michael.  (1920) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Bachmann.  Rev,   A.  W..  (1876) 

Detroit.    Mich. 
Bahnsen.  Rev.   A.,  (1914) 

Richmond.  Cal. 
Bahnsen.  Rev.  H.   T.,  (1899) 

St.  Louis.  .Mo. 
Balke.   Carl.  (1911-1912) 

Cogar.  Okla. 
Balmann.  Friedr,.  (1893-1894) 

Louisville.    Ky. 
Baltzer.   Rev.   Adolph.  (1881) 

Rochester,    N.    Y. 
Baltzer,  Armin,  (1912-1913) 

Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Baltzer,  Rev,  D,,  (1910) 

Houston,   Tex. 
Baltzer.  Rev.  Eugene.  (1910) 

St.   Louis.  Mo. 
Baltzer.   Rev.   F.,  (1878) 

Nashville,    III. 
Baltzer.  Rev.  John.  (1878) 

(Pres.,   Ev.    Svnod) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Baltzer.  Rev.  Otto.  (1889) 

( Deceased ) . 


Bamberger.    Valentine,       (1SS9-1S90) 

Huntingburg.  Ind, 
Banzhaf.   Fred.  (1911-1913) 

Marshalltown.    Iowa, 
Bartels.  Rev.   Waldo.  (1914) 

Louisville.   Ky. 
Barth.  Rev.  Chr..  (1895) 

Hampton.    Iowa. 
Barth.    Rev.    H.    L,.  (1898) 

Kewaskum,  Wis. 
Barton.   Rev.  J,.  (1907) 

West.   Texas. 
Bast.  Rev.  Wm,,  (1902) 

Bathe,  Otto.  (1890-1891) 

St.    Louis,    Mo. 
Batz.   Rev.   W.,  (1883) 

Baltimore.   Md. 
Bauer.    Prof.    Carl.  (1885) 

Elmhurst,    111. 
Bauernfeind.  Wm,.  (1895-1896) 

Elkhart  Lake.  Wis. 
Baum,    Ernst.  (1S91-1S94) 

Carthage.  Ohio. 
Baumann.  Rev.  Carl  F,.  (1884) 

Aurora,  111. 
Baumann.   Rev.    W..  (1913) 

Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Baur.  Rev.   Th..  (1907) 

New   Baden.  Ill, 
Baur,   Prof.   Wm.,  (1886) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Bechtold.   Herbert   F..        (1918-1920) 

Cappeln.    Mo. 
Bechtold.  Rev.  W..  (1898) 

Kahoka.   Mo. 
Beckei-.  Rev.  A.  H..  (1876) 

New   Orleans.    La. 
Becker.   .-Vlexander  T..        (1S81-1S83) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Becker,   Rev.   E.   J..  (1905) 

Duluth.  Minn. 
Becker.    Ernst.   G..  (1906-1907) 

Marthasville.   Mo, 
Becker.  George  H..  (1910-1911) 

Louisville.   Kv, 
Becker.  Rev.  H..  (1903) 

Ellinwood.   Kan. 
Becker,    Henry,  (1S79-1SS0) 

Carrolton,    Iowa, 
Becker.   Val..  (18S7-15S8) 

( Deceased ) . 
Beckmann.    William.  (1903-1904) 

Alhambra.   Ill, 
Beckmeyer.  Teacher  Ed.,  (190.^) 

Washington.    Mo. 
Beckmeyer,  Fred  G..  (1892-1893) 

Hoyleton.  111. 


Beckmeyer.  Gustave.  (1905-1906) 

Hoyleton.   111. 
Beckmeyer.   Paul.  (1906-190S) 

Irvington.  111. 
Beckmeyer.    Rev.    Th..  (1901) 

Frostburg.   Md. 
Beckmeyer.   William.  (1899-1900) 


111, 


Begemann,    Friedr,    W,.     (1873-1874) 

Freelandville.    Ind, 
Behrens.    Gustav..  (1919) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Beier.    Rev,    E,.  (1898) 

Carlyle.   Ill, 
Beineke,    WiUiam,  (1885-1888) 

Cincinnati.    Ohio. 
Beissenherz,   Rev.    Edwin.  (1909) 

Jamestown.   Mo. 
Bek,  Teacher  C.  (1893) 

Chicago.   111. 
Bek,    Theophil.  (1875-1577) 

Se^vard,    Neb, 
Bellebaum,    L,.  (1887-1888) 

Evansville,    Ind. 
Benkendoerfer.  Rev.  C,  Em..    (1901) 

Electra.   Texas, 
Benkendoefer.  Teacher  Fr.,        (1898) 
Benthin,  Rev.   Paul  A..  (1905) 

Donnellson.    Iowa. 
Berbaum,    William.  (1896-1898) 

Wausau,  Wis. 
Berens.   H..  (1902) 

(Instructor  Austin  H.  S. ) 

Chicago.    111. 
Berens.    Reinhard.  (1902-1904) 

Cleveland.   Ohio. 
Berg.  Teacher   Ernst.  (1886) 

Michigan   City.    Ind. 
Bei-gmann.  Rev.   A,,  (1896-1897) 

Bergmann.   William,  (1884-1885) 

Freeport,   111. 
Bergstraesser.  Rev.  E.,  (1912) 

Enid.   Okla. 
Berke,  Teacher   A..  (1893) 

Chicago.    111. 
Berkenheyer.    Bernhard.    (1881-1882) 

Minonk,    111. 
Berlekamp,  Rev.   E.  W..    (1904-1907) 

Wichita.  Kan. 
Berlekamp.    George.  (1892-1893) 

St.   Charles.  Mo, 
Berlekamp,   John   L,.  (1887-1888) 

St.   Charles.  Mo. 
Berlekamp.   Rev.   Th..  (1909) 

Nebraska  Citv,  Neb. 
Berndt.  Arthur.  (1913-1914) 

Ripon.  Wis, 


Berndt,  Wm.,  D.  D.  S., 

(1916) 

Bode,   Rev.   H.. 

(ISSl ) 

Braun,   Rev.   J.    J.. 

(  190  1  ) 

Broekelmever,   Teacher 

W..        (1897) 

Menononiee  Falls, 

Wis. 

St.    Louis,    Mo. 

Telluride,   Col. 

Broeland.    William. 

(1892-1893) 

Berner,    Gottfried, 

(1S93-1S94) 

Bode,    Rev.   Theo., 

(1883) 

Braun,  Rev.   Theodore, 

(1890 1 

S.llf ■L.Av       \ 

Y. 

( Deceased ) . 

Buffalo.  N.    Y. 

St.   Louis.  Mo. 

Bronniiik  mi      \  ,ii, 

(1898-1899) 

Beutler,   Rev.   R, 

(1912) 

Bodmer,    Isaak    I., 

(1890-1891) 

Braun.   Rev.   Theo.. 

(1904) 

Detroit.   Mich. 

Strassburg,   Ohio. 

Bolivar,  Ohio. 

Bronn.ii'i'    .     '    -       '    ,  I 

( 1898-1899 ) 

Beutler,    Rev.    Rob., 

(18S3) 

Boeker,   Rev.   L., 

(1901) 

Bredehoeft,   Rev.    H., 

(1908) 

T.  II    i  ■;!■,  ,     Irnl. 

Detroit,   Mich. 

Pleasant  Hill,   111. 

CollinsviUe,   111. 

Bruckniann.     .\lbcn. 

(1876-1877) 

Bettex,   Rev.   E., 

(ISSB  1 

Boettcher,  Teacher   F.. 

(1891) 

Breisacher.   William, 

(1911-1918) 

Elgin,   111. 

Idalia,  Col. 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 

Hoyleton,  111. 

Brueckner,    Harry, 

rinnc-i  9117  1 

Bickel,    Nicholas, 

(1S92-1S93) 

Bofinger,  Carl, 

( 1SS2-1SS3) 

Breitenbach,    Teacher    H 

(1S90) 

Hallowavville,    1  1 

Femme   Osage.    M 

Michigan    City.    Ind. 

Pittsburgh,   Pa. 

Bruning,   Rev.    David, 

(1889) 

Bierbauni,  Armln, 

(1911-l;i-!) 

Bohle,    William, 

(1SS9-1S90) 

Breitenbach,  Rev.    H.   L. 

(1S96) 

Baltimore,     Md. 

Cecil,   Wis. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

(Professor) 

Bruning.    David, 

(1918-1920) 

Bierbauni,  Rev.   Herni., 

(lS9M-lS9:i  1 

Bohn.   Rev.   A.. 

(19iril 

Elmhurst     College 

.      Elmhurst. 

Baltimore,   Md. 

Bloomington,  111. 

Uohn,   Theodore 

(1915-191(1) 

111. 

Bruhn,    Fred    R., 

(1909-1911) 

Bierbauni.    Rev.    Jonathan,        (lOln  1 

Muskegon,    Mich, 

Breitenbach.   Rev.    Wm., 

(1891) 

Evanston,   111 

Lexington.    Mo. 

r.olhoefner,    Gottlob. 

(1883-lSSG) 

Chicago.   111. 

Brune,   Rev.    G., 

(1909) 

Bierbauni.   Rev.    Paul, 

(189S-1SI)9  1 

Zoellenbeck.    Gern 

lanv. 

Brenion,    Rev.    E., 

(1892) 

Reading,   Ohio 

( Deceased ) . 

Bollens,  H.. 

(1920) 

Andrews,  Ind. 

Brune,    Gustave. 

(1913-1914) 

Bierbauni,  Raymond   F.. 

(1916-1920) 

Chicago,  111. 

Biethauer,    Rev.   H.. 

(1915) 

Independence     .M 

Blooniington,    III. 

Bollens,    Rev.    J., 

(18S.SI 

San  Antonio,  Tex; 

Bninn.  William  .!., 

' (1916-1917) 

Bierbauni,    Rev.    T.    F., 

(1902) 

Chicago,    111. 

Bi-etz,  August. 

'(1875-1877) 

Omaha.    Neb. 

Elgin,    111. 

Bombard,    Rev.    William 

(1891 ) 

Huntingburg,  Ind. 

Buchmueller,    Rev.    D., 

(1887) 

Birk,    Wm.    O., 

(190S-1909) 

Sharpsburg,     Sta. 

Pittsburgh. 

Bretz,    Rev.    D., 

(1894) 

Trenton,   111. 

Portsmouth,    Ohio 

Pa. 

Evansville,    Ind. 

Buchmueller.  Hev.  P., 

(1898) 

Birnstengel,  Rev.  L., 

(1892) 

Booch,  Rev.  H.. 

'   (1891  1 

Bretz,   George   P., 

(1889-1891) 

Minonk,  111. 

Pocahontas,    111. 

Borchers,    Walter, 

(1916-1917) 

St.   Anthony,   Ind. 

Buchmueller,    Samuel, 

(1883-1885) 

Bisping,  Rev.   A.   H., 

(190.1) 

l;l,M  kiMiin.    Mo. 

Bretz,   Hubert, 

(1896-1897) 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Keokuk,   la. 

Boi-i;.  J.liiiL  ,     W    ,11,'r. 

(1910-1912) 

Huntingburg,    Ind 

Buck.  John, 

(1SS2-1S85) 

Bittner,    Rev.    S., 

(19121 

1. -Mill.      Kn". 

Bi-etz,  Rev.  William, 

(1884) 

Hoyleton,   111. 

Bolivar,    Ohio. 

BorsiiiiTin,    '-.111    II,, 

(1SS2-18S3) 

Columbus,   Ohio. 

Buck.  Teachei-  J.. 

(:c35) 

Bizer,  Armin, 

(1919) 

Cappeln.    .\lo. 

Breuhaus,   Julius. 

(1890-1891) 

Buehr-ig-.    Adolph. 

(1SS5-18S6) 

Eden  Seni.,  St.  Louis,  Jlo. 

Borgwardt,   Teachei-  F., 

(1893  ) 

Elmhurst,  111. 

Columbia.    III. 

Bizer,   Rev.   C, 

(1909) 

(Deceased). 

Breuhaus,  Rev.   O.   W.. 

(ISSS) 

Buelow.  Harry. 

( 1917-1918) 

Dayton,   Ohio. 

Bottin,  Otto. 

(1907-1908) 

Lowell.   Ohio. 

Chicago.  111. 

Bizer,  Rev.    E., 

(19H) 

Pekin.   111. 

Briesemeister,    Rev.    P., 

(1898) 

Buerkle,   -August, 

(1915-1916) 

Lake   Zurich,    111. 

Bourquin.  Edward. 

(1893-1896) 

Columbia.   Pa. 

Ackley.  Iowa. 

Bizer,  Rev.   Julius   W., 

(191.1) 

Kasson.    Ind. 

Biill.  Emil, 

(1SS1-1SS2) 

Buescher.    Rev.    Job., 

(191).:) 

Colby,   Wis. 

Dourquin,    Rev.    P.. 

(189.11 

Austin.   111. 

Burlington,  la. 

Elankenhahn.  Teacher  A\ 

m.,      (1S76) 

Rlvrin,    Ohi". 

Blink,    Rev.    E.    C. 

(1901) 

Buescher,   O.    W., 

(1910-1911 ) 

Chicago,    111. 

BoUMinin.     H,-,       W.. 

(1896 ) 

Welden   Springs.  JIo. 

Hartsburgh,  Mo. 

Blasberg,  Rev.  D., 

(1912) 

l;rM,,klM,,     .\.     Y. 

Blink.  Rev.  G., 

(1912) 

Buettner,   Frank, 

(1882-1883 1 

Owensboro,  Ky. 

Crakrn.<i.  k,    i';,i  1. 

(inOli-1907  ) 

Waterloo,  III. 

Mendota,  111. 

Blautuss,    Rev.    Phil., 

(18S7) 

I'appuln.    .Mo. 

Brink,  Teacher  L., 

(1916) 

Buettner.    Henrv. 

(1881-1881) 

Denver,   Iowa. 

Biandstaedtner.    Herm.. 

(1875-1876) 

Hoyleton.    111. 

Burk.sville,    III. 

Block,    Edw.    F., 

(187S-1S79 1 

Mokena,   111. 

Brink.    Rev.    Paul. 

(1910) 

Buls.    Fred    W.. 

(1900-1901) 

( Deceased ) . 

Bratzel.   Rev.   E., 

(1903) 

Hardtner.  Kan. 

(  Ilecea.sed). 

Block,   Otto, 

(1910-1911  ) 

Arenida    de    Belgida,    Havana, 

Britzius.   Carl. 

(1S72-1S74) 

Bunge,   Gus.,  Attorney, 

(1881-1884) 

Bruceville,  Texas. 

Cuba. 

Newburg.    Ind. 

Downers   Grove, 

111. 

Bloesch,   Edw.. 

(1913) 

Bratzel,  Rev.    G., 

(1906) 

Britzius.  Gustave  R.. 

(1887-18SS) 

Bunge,   Rev.  J., 

(1915) 

(Deceased). 

Lancaster,  AVis. 

Newburg.   Ind. 

Granada,    Minn. 

Bloesch,  Herbert, 

(1918) 

Bratzel,   Rev.    P.    T.. 

(1904) 

Britzius.    John    C. 

(1887-1888) 

Bunge,   Martin, 

(1902-1903) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 

Milwaukee.   Wis. 

Newburg.    Ind. 

Eitzen,  Minn. 

Blumberg,   William, 

(1895-1896) 

Braumueller.    Henry. 

(1SS0-18S1) 

Brockmeier.   Gustave. 

(1886-1887) 

Bunge.    Paul. 

(1903-1905) 

Edwardsville,    111. 

Chicago,   111. 

Okawville.   111. 

Eitzen.  Minn. 

Blume,    Fr.. 

(1S82-1,S83) 

Braun,  Henry  C. 

(1897-1898) 

Brodt.   Rev.   Herbert. 

(1902) 

Bunge.    Rev.    ^^'.. 

(1903) 

Elmhurst,  111. 

(Deceased). 

Chicago,    111. 

Rochester.  Minn. 

Bock,  Rev.    A., 

(1912) 

Braun,   Teacher   C, 

(1895) 

Brodt.   Hugo. 

(1905) 

Burl,  George. 

(1896-1897) 

Arthur,  111. 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 

Elmhurst.    III. 

Fort  Worth,  Texas. 

Bockstruck,    Rev.    A., 

(1889) 

Braun,   Rev.    Fr., 

(1885) 

Brodt.  Leonard. 

(1904-1907) 

Burkhardt.   Rev.    J.    J., 

(1887-1888) 

De  Soto,   Mo. 

Belleville,    III. 

( Deceased ) . 

Baltimore,    Md. 

Bode.   Rev.    Gottfried, 

(1SS4-18S7) 

Braun,  Julius, 

(1919) 

Brodt.  Lothar  W.. 

(1910) 

Burkhardt.  John. 

(1886-1891) 

Plymouth.    Neb. 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Elmhurst.   111. 

( Deceased ) . 

P.\GE  FORTY-FIVE 


Buschniann.  Armin, 

Belleville.    111. 
Buschmann.    Rev.   F.   J.. 

Edwaldsville.    111. 
Buschmann.    Frank. 

Bdward.sville.   111. 
Caldemeyer.    Emil. 

Holland.    In.l. 
Caldeme>  ei-.    Rev.    S.. 

Shelbyville.    Ind. 
Canteen.  P.. 

Buffalo.   N.   y. 
Chr-istiansen,   Rev.    Chr.. 

( Deceased). 
Christiansen.   Rev.  J.. 

(Deceased). 
Clemen.    Carl. 

Detroit.   Mich. 
Conitz.    Leopold. 

Wanatah.  Ind. 
Conrad,   Benjamin. 

Elkhart.    Wis. 
Cramm.    Carl.    M.    U.. 

Fulda.    Ind. 
Cramm,   Rev.    W., 

Dubois,   Ind. 
Crusius.    Rev.    C. 

Chicago,   111. 
CT'Usius,    Rev.    E., 

Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Crusius,    Helmut, 

Eden  Sem..  St.   Loi 
Daehler.   Rev.    Emil. 

( Deceased ). 
Dallmann,  Rev.  H.  C. 

St.    Cloud,   Minn. 
Dallmann,    \V., 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Loi 
Dallmeyer,   Wilfred, 

Burton,  Texas. 
Dammann,    Rev.    M., 

Marshalltown,   low 
Daries,   Rev.    Fred    R.. 

Indianapolis.    Ind. 
Daries.   Rev.   F. , 

Mt.  Vernon.  Ind. 
Daudermann.    Ervin. 

Alhambra.   111. 
Daum.   Adam    J., 

St.    Louis,    Mo. 
Daume,   .lohn   W.. 

Jackson.  Mo. 
David.    Rev.    P.. 

Brookflelrt,    Wis. 
Davis,    Rev.    M.. 

Bisrampur,  C.   P.. 
Decker,   Rev.    C, 

Marietta.    O. 
Denkhaus,  Math., 

.lustus.    Ohio. 
Deschler,  August, 
Detering.   Fr.. 

Plum  Hill,  111. 

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(1912) 

Deters.    Ewald, 

EJtzen,   Minn. 

(1902-1903) 

(1S7C) 

Deters.   Rev.   H., 

( Deceased ) . 

(1878) 

(1899-llKll  ) 

Dettbarn,    Rev.    Ernst, 
Baltimore,    Md. 

(1910) 

1  ISliT-ltllH) 

Deuschle,   Rev.    Fr., 
Beaufort,    Mo. 

(1906) 

(lOOSI 

Dewall,    George   D., 

Black   Creek,   Wis, 

(1906-1907) 

(19171 

Dexheimor,   Rev.    C, 

Granite  Citv.  III. 

(1895) 

(1SS1-1SS3 1 

Dickniann,    Fred. 
Chicago.   111. 

(1884-1885) 

(18S1) 

Dlckmann.    Rev.    W.. 
Seneca.  Kan. 

(1902) 

(18S7-1SSS) 

Dickmann.   Rev.   W., 

Kingfisher.    Okla. 

(1913) 

(1S91-1S'J6) 

Dierking.  Christian   E.. 
Bensenville.    111. 

(1879-1880) 

(1912-1913) 

Dieterle.  Rev.  J., 

Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 

(1884) 

(1S94) 

Dietze,    Alfred, 

(1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Lo 

uis.  Mo. 

(1S97) 

Digel,    Rev.   J., 

Massillon,    Ohio. 

(1879) 

(1911.51 

Dinkmeier.    Teacher    Fr., 
St.    Charles.    Mo. 

(1878) 

(1917) 

Dinkmeier.   Rev.    H., 
Chicago.   111. 

(1911) 

(1918) 

Dinkmeier.   Rev.   John  H 

(1872) 

Jis.  Mo. 

St.   Charles,   Mo. 

(1876) 

Dippel   C. 

(1917) 

Dircks,  Fred, 

(1907-1909) 

(1889) 

(Deceased). 

Dittmann.  Teacher  J.   P. 

(1884) 

(1917) 

Doehring,    Teacher    S., 

(1881) 

.lis.   Mn. 

Chicago,   111. 

(191.';-1916) 

Doellefeld.   C, 

Chicago,   111. 

(1916) 

(1882) 

Doellefeld,   Rev.   F., 

Stillwater,   Minn. 

(1913) 

(1913) 

DoeT-nenburg.    Rev.    C, 
Caseyville,   111. 

(1879) 

llSSll) 

Dorjahn,  Rev.  J.   H., 
Dolton,   111. 

(1878) 

(1912-1914) 

Dorjahn.   John, 

Dolton,    111. 

(1903-1904) 

(1916-1919) 

Dorn.  Rev.   Wm.  Hugo. 

(1889-1890) 

Douma,    Meinhardt, 

(1886-1888) 

1  1908-1910  ) 

Ontarioville,    111. 

Drees,   Rev.   Fr.. 

(1883) 

(190  4) 

( Deceased). 

Drees.    Rev.    H., 

(1S79) 

(1904) 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 

E.  India. 

Drees,   William, 

(1888) 

(1909) 

(Deceased). 

Dresel,  Albert,   M.   D., 

(1S78-1S79) 

(1884-188.5) 

Brooklyn.   N.    Y. 

Dresel,   Rev.   W.   N., 

(1894) 

(1879-1880) 

Evansville,    Ind. 

(1889-1S90) 

Drewel,   Henry  G., 

Wellington,    Mo. 

(1895-1896) 

Drewelow,   William, 

(1879-1881) 

Palatine,  111. 

Drott,    Henry, 

(1880-1883) 

New  Orleans,  La. 

Drott,    William, 

(1878-1880) 

New    Orleans,    La. 

Due,  Teacher  E.. 

(1900) 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 

Due.   Theodore. 

(1901  ) 

Duecker,  Rev.   O., 

(1902) 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Duensing.   Rev.    George. 

(1900) 

Tilden.  Neb. 

Duerr,    Berthold, 

(1891-1892) 

Eudora,   Kan. 

Durup  de  Dombal,  H.. 

(1893-1894) 

Bombay.    East    India. 

Durup  de  Dombal.  J.. 

(1892-1895) 

Bombay.  East   Ind 

ia 

Duval,   Rev.   George. 

(1890) 

St.    Louis,    Mo. 

Dyck,  Rev.    P., 

(1890) 

Lowden,  Iowa. 

Eberbach,  H.  J., 

(1882-1883) 

Pomeroy,   Ohio. 

Echelmeyer,  Rev.  Wm. 

(1880) 

Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

Eckholdt,  Teacher  J., 

(1898) 

St.   Louis.  Mo. 

Eggen.   Rev.   F.. 

(1876) 

Troy,   111. 

Egger,   Rev.   S., 

(1879) 

Rockford,    Ohio. 

Egger,   Rev.    Theo.   C, 

(1913) 

(Deceased). 

Egli.    Rev.    Armin. 

(1916) 

Truman,  Minn. 

Egli,  Rev.   Adolf, 

(1887) 

Amhurst,   Ohio, 

Egli,   Rev.    Oscar., 

(1916) 

Taborton,   N.   T. 

Ehlers,    John, 

(1878-1880) 

Linwood,   Mo. 

Ehrhard,  Rev.  G., 

(1894) 

Cincinnati,   O. 

Eidmann,   H..    (Banker), 

(1882) 

Chicago,    111. 

Eilers.   Rev.   E., 

(1908) 

Shermerville,    111. 

Eilts,   Rev.    E.   H.. 

(1876) 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 

Eisen,  Rev.  Th.. 

(1900) 

Sandusky,  Ohio. 

Eisinger,    Rev.    J.. 

(1895) 

Vallejo,  Cal. 

Eitermann.   Franz. 

(1883-1884) 

Chicago,  111. 

Eller,   Rev.    C 

(1892) 

Lorton,  Neb. 

Ellerbrake.    Rev.    J., 

(1887) 

Arlington   Heights, 

,    111. 

Ellerbrock,  Teacher  J., 

(1889) 

Quincy,    111. 

EUerbusch.   Teacher   H., 

Quincy,    111. 
Emigholz,  Rev.   C,  (1892) 

Lamar,   Ind. 
Emigholz,   Wilson,  (1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Enders,   Rev.    C.  (1904) 

Detroit,   Mich. 
Engelbrecht,  Arthur,  (1918) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Engelbrecht,    Glenward,     (1917-1920) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Engler.  Otto   H.,  (1900-1901) 

Lester  Prairie,  Minn. 
Enke,   Herman   C,  (1901-1903) 

Bem,   Mo. 
Eppens.  Rev.  E..  (1893) 

Ernst,    Rev.    A.,  (1902) 

Webster  Groves,  Mo. 
Ernst,  Rev.   J.   L., 

Pittsburgh,   Pa. 
Erzkus,    Oscar   R., 

Buffalo,   N.   T. 
Esser,    Walter, 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Esser,  Rev.  Wr 


Kan 


(1905) 
(1906-1907) 
(1917-1919) 

(1917) 
(1914-1917) 

11919) 

(1891-1894) 
linn. 

(1912) 

(1903-1907) 

(1902-1906) 

(1892) 

(1903) 

(1909) 


Ewald,   Fred, 

Chicago,   111. 
Ewald,   Martin   C.  E., 

Chicago.    111. 
Eyrich,  Rev.  George  S 

Minnesota  Lake 
Eyrich.  H., 

Le  Seuer,  Minn. 
Fandre,    Fred, 

Wausau,  Wis. 
Fandre,    Gustave, 

Wausau,  Wis. 
Fauth,   Rev.    C, 

Clarence,   Iowa. 
Fehsenfeld,  Teacher  H., 

Pittsburgh,   Pa. 
Feierabend,    Rev.   H.. 

Mahasamudra,  India. 
Fell,  Hans,  (1896-1899) 

Chicago,    111. 
Feil,   Joseph,  (1881) 

Kansas   City,  Mo. 
Feix.   Rev.   Henry.  (1874-1876) 

Cannelton.   Ind. 
Feld,   Teacher  J.,  (18861 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Feldkamp,  Joseph,  (1917-1918) 

Manchester,  Mich. 
Feldmann.    Rev.    C,  (1879) 

(Deceased). 
Fetzer,   Theodore  W.,        (1918-1919) 

Attica,  N.   T. 
Fiedler.    Rev.    R.,  (1908) 

Chicago,  111. 
Fink.   Rev.   Jacob   J.,  (1873) 

(Deceased). 


Fillbrandt.  Rev.  R.  R..  Ph.  D.,   (1907) 

Huntingrburg,    Ind. 
Fischer.    Alfred,  (1899-1901) 

(Instructor.  Dept.  of  Physics). 

University     of     Chicago.     Oii- 

cago.  111.,  Res..  Elmhurst.  111. 
Fischer.   Rev.   John.  (1S8.5) 

Hartley,    Iowa. 
Fischer.   Paul,  (1914-1916) 

Hartley,  Iowa. 
Fischer,   Rev.   Th.,  (1900) 

Rochester,  Pa. 
Fischer,   Walter,   M.    D.,   (1892-1S94) 

Chicago,    III. 
Fischer.   Rev.   W.,  (1892) 

Winside,    Neb. 
Flach,    Teacher    W.,  (1891) 

Cannelton,   Ind. 
Flasfoller,    Henry,  (lSSl-1882) 

New  Orleans,  La. 
Fleer.  Rev.   A.,  (1SS7) 

Chicago.   III. 
Fleer,   Rev.    Armin,  (1907) 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Fleer,    George.  (1896) 

Elgin,    111. 
Fleer.    Rev.    G.    D.,  (1894) 

Kewanee,    111. 
Fleer,  Herbert.   F.,  (1906-1907) 

Milwaukee.   Wis. 
Fleer,    Rev.    H.    H.,  (1875) 

( Deceased ) . 
Fleer,  Rev.   H.  J..  (1883) 

( Deceased). 
Fleer,  Rev.   J.    C,  (1889) 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Fleer,    Raymond    F..  (1915-1916  1 

Kewanee,  111. 
Fletcher.  Wellington.  (190S-19111 

Flohr,    Rev.    O.,  (1916) 

Guide  Rock.  Neb. 
Flottman.    Rev.    J.,  (1895) 

Indianapolis,    Ind. 
Foeltz,    Henry,  (1908-1909) 

Hankinson,  N.  D. 
Foerster,  John,  (1889-1890) 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Foerster,   Oscar,  (1903-1905) 

Washington,    Mo. 
Folz,  Edward,  (1892-1893) 

Newburgh,    Ind. 
Forler,    Henry.  (1892-1893) 

Niles,  Mich. 
Foss,    William,  (1878-1879) 

Evansville.    Ind. 
Fox,    Rev.    H.,  (1901) 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Frank,    Ernst.  (1912-1913) 

Harvey,   111. 
Frank.   Henry,  (1S78-1S79) 

Sandwich,   III. 
Franke,    Rev.    A.    C.  (1914) 

Calumet.  Iowa. 


Franke.   Rev.    C.  (1890) 

Elkader,  Iowa. 
Franke.   Rev.  Th.    H.,  (1916) 

Junction    Cit.y.    Kan. 
Frankenfeld.    Rev.    F..  (1S97) 

Rochester.  N.  Y. 
Frankenfeld.    Rev.    J.    W..  (1890  1 

Supt.    Emmaus    Asylum. 

St.    Charles.   Mo. 
Frankenfeld.   Rev.   P..  (1909) 

Rochester.    N.    T. 
Frankenfeld.  William.        (1896-1899) 

St.    Charles.   Mo. 
Freese.    Rev.    Ben.,  (1911) 

Greenview,    111. 
Freese,    Herman.  (1888-1889) 

Chicago.  111. 
Freiberg,    A..    (Banker).  (1906) 

New  Albin,  Iowa. 
Freudenreich,    C,  (1883-1884) 

Bremen.   Germany. 
Freund.   Rev.    F.   H.,  (1881) 

Portland,   Ore. 
Freund.  Rev.   H.   G..  (1894) 

Higginsville.    Mo. 
Frev.   Teacher   George.      (1880-1S83) 
Frey,    John.  (1877-1878) 

Henderson,  Ky. 
Frevtag.    Rev.    C,  (1893) 

Galena,    111. 
Frick,  Herman.  M.  D.,        (1894-1895) 

Evansville.    Ind. 
Frick.   Theodore.  (1890-1891) 

Evansville,  Ind. 
Friedemeier.  Rev.  H.,  (1876) 

Marinette,  Wis. 
Frigge,  Rev.  H.,  (1888) 

(Deceased). 
Fritzemeyer.  Rev.  W.,  (1889) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Friz,  Rev.   A..  (1915) 

Pinckneyville.  111. 
Friz.  Rev.   H.,  (1915) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Froemming,    August,  (1896-1897) 

(Deceased). 
Frohne.    Gottlieb.  (1908-1909) 

Holland.   Ind. 
Frohne.   Rev.    J..  (1892) 

Indianapolis,   Ind. 
Frohne.    Paul.  (1916-1918) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Frohne,   Rev.    Th.,  (1894) 

Cleveland,    Ohio. 
Frohne,  Victor,  (1920) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Fruechte.    Rev.    A.,  (1907) 

Chicago,    111. 
Fuehring,    F.,  (1914) 

Instructor.  High  School. 

Evansville.    Ind. 
Fuerst.   David.  (1873-1874) 

Kewanee,   111. 


Fuerst,  William,  (1890-1891) 

Kewanee,   111. 
Fuhrmann.  Rev.  Walter,    (1903-1908) 

Bayonne,   N.  J. 
Gaare.  H.   C.    C,  (1907-1908) 

Palatine,  111. 
Gabelmann.    Rev.    Friedrich.      (1891) 

Warren,  Mich. 
Gabler,    Rev.    Ch..  (1893) 

Blackburn,   Mo. 
Gabler.    Paul    G.,  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Gabler.    Theophil    F.,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Gadow.    Rev.    Fr.,  (1886) 

California,    Mo. 
Gaebe.    Rev.    Alb.    B..  (1908) 

Monee,    111. 
Gaebe,  Carl,  (1873-1874) 

Addieville,  III. 
Gaebe,  Rev.   J.   W.,  (1898) 

Jefferson    Barracks,    Mo. 
Gauss.    Louis,  (1884-1885) 

Kreischerville,    L.    I. 
Gauss,    Oscar,  (1875-1876) 

Vausburg.    Germany. 
Gebauer.  Rev.   Carl.  (1889-1890) 

Sunman,    Ind. 
Gebauer,  Rev.   Theo.   C.    (1882-1884) 

( Deceased ) . 
Gebauer.    Theophil.  (1891-1894) 

Sunman.  Ind. 
Gebhardt.   Rev.   H..  (1914) 

Gresham.  Oregon. 
Gehle.    Rev.    E..  (1903) 

Milwaukee.  Wis. 
Gehm.    Rev.    Paul,  (1899) 

Piqua,    Ohio. 
Gehrke.    Rev.   A.,  (1878) 

Detroit,    Mich.,    (Deceased). 
Geib.  Charles  D..  (1918-1920) 

MiUersburg,    Ohio. 
Geisler,    Rev.    Fr.,  (1916) 

Laramie,   Wyo. 
Geith.  Rev.    C.  (1891) 

Winnipeg,    Manitoba,    Canada. 
Gemmer.    Austin,  (1903-1906) 

Bippus,  Ind. 
Gemmer,    Carl,  (1900-1901) 

St.  Joseph.   Mo. 
Gemmer.    Edwin,  (1904) 

Chicago.   111. 
George.  Rev.  Jos.  J.,  (1912) 

Chicago,   111. 
Gerdes.    Teacher  P.,  (1895) 

Elmhurst,    111. 
Gerhold,  Rev.    S..  (1898) 

Lincoln,   III. 
Germann,    William.  (1912-1913) 

Pittsburgh,   Pa. 
Gernand,    Arthur,  (1920  1 

Elmhurst.  111. 
Gersch.  Bernhard   H.,         (1905-1906  1 

Chicago,    111. 


Gersch,   Rudolf.  11904-1906) 

Chicago,   III. 
Geske,    W.,  (1917) 

McCormick    Seminar.\'. 

Chicago,   III. 
Gever,   Adolf,  (1874-187);) 

Gever,    Julius,  (1897  1 

Gierth.    Carl   Aug.,  (1882-1883) 

Lebnitz,   Saxony,   Germany. 
Giese,    Teacher   John    C,  (1885) 

Wausau,   Wis. 
Gieselmann,   W.    Frederick.        (1872) 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Gille,    Rob..  (191S-1919) 

Zanesville,  Ohio. 
Gischel.   Edmund    C  (1914-1915) 

St.    Louis.    Mo. 
Glade.  Rev.  A.,  (1894) 

Chicago,   111. 
Glascow.    Ernst.  (1884-1886) 

Rochester,  N.  T. 
Glueck.  Teacher  Alb.,  (1886) 

Goebel.    Rev.    George    W.,  (1887) 

Des   Plaines,   III. 
Goebel.   Rev.   J.,  (1887) 

Chicago.    111. 
Goebel,  Rev.  L.,  (1903) 

Chicago.    111. 
Goebel.  Rev.  Paul,  (1916) 

Chicago,   111. 
Goebel,  Theophil.  (1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Goetz.    Rev.    August.  (1884) 

Buffalo.  N.    Y. 
Goffeney,  Rev.  W.,  (1912) 

South  Bend,   Ind. 
Gosswiller,   John,  (1871-1872) 

Longgrove.    111. 
Grabowski.    Adolf,  (1910-1913) 

Saginaw,   Mich. 
Grabowski.   Rev.   Paul.  (1916) 

Albion,  Mich. 
Graebedinkel.  Rev.  H.  G..  (1884) 

(Deceased). 
Graeper.  Rev.  F.  H.,  (1899) 

Annapolis,    Md. 
Graeper.   Rev.    H.,  (1872) 

Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Graf.  Rev.  J.  R.,  (1911) 

Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Graff.    William.  (1891-1894) 

Lincoln.    Neb. 
Grau.  August,  (1880-1881) 

Chicago,   III. 
Graue.   Albert,  (1876-1880) 

Elmhurst,  111. 
Grauer.  Teacher  A..  (1899) 

Cleveland.   Ohio. 
Grauer,   Rev.   E..  (1891) 

Wausau.  Wis. 
Grauer.   Rev.    C.    L.,  (1903) 

Fond  du  Lac,  Wis. 
Grauer.    Gerhard.  (1917-1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 

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Grefe,  Rev.   H.   F..  (1900) 

Louisville.  Ky. 
Greimann.  Teacher  G..  (1S99) 

( Deceased ) . 
Grether.   Edward.  (1901-1902) 

Milwaukee.  Wis. 
Greve,  Rev.   C.  (1901 ) 

( Deceased ) . 
Grieger.    Herman.  (1S73-1876) 

Medaryville,    Ind. 
Groschau.  Edward.  (1S89-189U) 

Duluth.    Minn. 
Groschau.     Henry.  (1S89-1S9II) 

Duluth.   Minn. 
Grosche.  Gustave  O..  (1908-1909) 

Matteson.    111. 
Grotefeld.   Rev.   W..  (1887) 

Downers    Grove.    111. 
Gruencke.   Paul.  (1897-1901) 

Owensboro.    Ky. 
Gruetter.  Rev.  Alex.  J..  (1904) 

Grunewald.  Rev.   R..  (1881) 

Wauwatosa,  Wis. 
Grunewald.    Rev.    W..  (1907) 

Norwood.   Ohio. 
Grusendorf,  Edward.  (1S82-1S83) 

Chicago,  111. 
Gubler.    August.  (1S9.5-1S99) 

Oquawka.   111. 
Gubler.   Teacher   O..  (1896) 

Detroit.  Mich, 
iludex.   Arthur.  ( 19n.')-1906  ) 

Milwaukee.  Wis. 
Guebner.   G..  (1S82-1883) 

Berber,   Mo. 
Guehring.  Arthur   F.  (1920) 

Eden  Seni..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Guenther.  Carl  H..  (1891-189.T) 

Baltimore.  Md.. 
Guenther.   Frank,  (1873-1874) 

Kewanee.   111. 
Guertler.    Piosper.  (1910-1911) 

Fort    Worth.    Texas. 
Gundert.    Teacher.    H..  (1884) 

Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
Outh.  Rev.  W..  (1911 ) 

Haack.    Rev.    J.,  (1886) 

Milwaukee.   Wis. 
Haag.  John  G..  (1904-1905) 

( Deceased ) . 
Haas.   August.  (1892-1893) 

Chicago.  111. 
Haas.    Rev.   C.  (1911) 

Irvington.   N.   J. 
Haas,  Rev.  C,  (1883) 

Buffalo,  N.   T. 
Haas.  Teacher  F..  (1892) 

Evansville,  Ind. 
Haas.    Rev.   H..  (191.i) 

St.    Louis.    Mo. 
Haas,    Rev.    Th..  (1893) 

Evansville,    Ind. 
Haaser.   Jacob,  (1881-1882) 

Manchester,   Mich. 

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Rev.  C.   G.,  (1908) 

Dunkirk,    N.    T. 
Haass,    Rev.    O.,  (1887) 

Detroit,   Mich. 
Habecker,  Max..  (1910-1912) 

St.  Joseph.  Mo. 
Hackemeier.   Francis,  (189.5-1S96) 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Hackmann,    Rev.    William,         (1880) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Haeberle.  Armin,  (1893) 

U.    S.    Consular    Service. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Haeberle,   Fr.,   M.    D.,        (1880-1881) 

St.    Louis,    Mo. 
Haetele,  Rev.  Theodore  A..        (189.".) 

St.    Louis,    ilo. 
Haetemeyer,  Frank.  (1898-1901) 

Elgin.    111. 
Haefliger.   Teacher   Rudolf.         (1874) 

Hannibal,    Ohio. 
Haeker,   William.  (1890-1891) 

Warren,  Mich. 
Haerdtle.  John.  (1883-1884) 

Hallowayville.    111. 
Haeussler.   Rev.   Armin.  (1910) 

Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Haeussler,    Bernhard,  (1908-1909) 

Waverly,    Iowa. 
Hagemann.   Friedr.   R.,      (1888-1893) 
Hagemann,    John.  (1889-1892) 

Bartlett.   111. 
Hagemann.   Theophil,  (1894-1896) 

Bartlett,   111. 
Hagen,    Elmer,  (1911-1912) 

Hagen.   Harold.  (1909) 

Hagen,  Hugo,  (1909) 

Hahn,    Rev.    Gottfried.  (1910) 

Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
Hahn,  Rev.  H.  J.,  (1906) 

Valley   City,   O. 
Hahn,    Herman,  (1881-1882) 

Lowden,    Iowa. 
Hahne,    Henry,  (1882-1883) 

Chicago,  111. 
Haizchocki,   J.,  Ph.   G.,  (1883) 

( Deceased ) . 
Hake.   Teacher  C.   F.,  (189.5) 

Hoyleton,    111. 
Hallmann.   Rudolf.  (1916-191S) 

Hudson.  Kan. 
Hammer.  Rev.  A.  (188.5) 

Verona.  Mo. 
Hammerschmidt.  Emil.      (1900-1902) 

Cincinnati.  Ohio. 
Hanbaum.  Ernst  L..  (1914-1913) 


Far 


111. 


Haneberg.    Rev.    C.  (1902) 

Detroit.  Mich. 
Hanebuth.   John,  (1889-1891) 

Jackson,  Tenn. 
Harder,  Rev.  J.  A.   F..  (1871) 

Fuliersburg.  111. 


Hardt,    Alfred,  (1918) 

Chicago,  111. 
Hardt,    Rev.    E.,  (1889) 

Clarksville,   Iowa. 
Hardt.  Bwald,  (1911-1914) 

Clarksville.    Iowa. 
Hardt,    Paul,  (1916-1917) 

Clarksville,    Iowa. 
Hardt.  Alexander.  (1915-1916) 

St.    Louis.   Mo. 
Hartmann,   Henry.  (18S4-18S7) 

Edwardsville.    111. 
Hartmann.   Rudolf.  (1913) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Hass,   Harry.  (1909-1910) 

Baroda.    :Mich. 
Hassivarl.   Joseph,  (1SS0-1S81) 

Philadelphia.    Pa. 
Hattendorf,   Otto.  (1908-1909) 

Chicago.   111. 
Hattendorf,  Rev.  Wm.,  (1S76) 

(Peceased). 
Hauck,    Benjamin.  (1S94-1896) 

Freistadt,   Mo. 
Hauck,  Christopher  P.,      (1895-1896) 

St.   Louis.  Mo. 
Hauck.   Rev.   J..  (1885) 

Napoleon,   Mo. 
Hauck.  Rev.   Th..  (1914) 

Seattle.   Wash. 
Haussmann,    Chr..  (1SS9-1S91) 

Elvria,   Ohio. 
Hausmann,  Rev.  J.   B.,  (1876) 

Oilman,    111. 
Hausmann,  Rev.  J.  F.,  (1892) 

Madison.   Wis. 
Hausmann,  Rev.  Paul,  (1901) 

Louisville,  Ky. 
Hausmann.   Theophil.  (1909-1912) 

St.   Louis.  Mo. 
Hausmann,    Rev.    W.,  (1909) 

Steubenville,  Ohio. 
Heblich.   Rev.   A.,  (1891) 

Cleveland,   Ohio. 
Heck,  Carl,  (1876-1877) 

Salemville.  Wis. 
Heck,   George,  (1887-1889) 

Baltimore,  Md. 
Heck,   Phillpp,  (1883-1884) 

Cannelton,   Ind. 
Hegar,  Rev.  J..  (1907) 

West.   Texas. 
Heggemeyer.  Rev.  O..  (1908) 

Alton.  111. 
Hehl.   Rev.    Gustave.  (1887) 

(Deceased). 
Heidenreich,  John  H.,        (1906-1907) 

Freelandville,   Ind. 
Heim,    Reuben,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Hein,  George  C     '  (1918-1919) 

Pittsburgh.   Pa. 
Hein,    Rev.   H..  (1917) 

New  Florence,    Mo. 


Heiner,   Rev.   Henry,  (1873-1876) 

Lincoln,  Neb. 
Heiner,   Nathaniel,  (1895-1898) 

Lincoln,  Neb. 
Heiner,  Rudolf,  (1897-1899) 

Lincoln.  Neb. 
Heinrich.    Max,  (1888-1892) 

Clinton,  La. 
Heithaus,  Rev.   B.,  (1888) 

JIascoutah,  111. 
Helberg.  Robert  M.,  (1912-1913) 

Faribault.    Minn. 
Held.   Rev.   Conrad,  (1882) 

Batesville,   Ind. 
Helm,   Rev.   A..  (1890) 

Rovalton.  Wis. 
Helmkamp.  Rev.  D..  (1885) 

"Wellington.  Mo. 
Helmkamp,   Teacher  F.   W.,       (1884) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Helmkamp,   George,  (1888-1890) 

Moro.    111. 
Helmkamp,   Rev.   J.   F.   W.,        (1882) 

Sedalia,  Mo. 
Helmkamp.  Rev.  L.,  (1886) 

(Deceased). 
Hempel.  Rev.   C.   R.,  (1897) 

Belleville,    111. 
Hempelmann.    Emanuel,    (1901-1902) 

(Deceased). 
Hempelmann,   Rev.    O.,  (1902) 

Pittsburgh.  Pa. 
Hempelmann.   Rev.    Theo..  (1900) 

Louisville.   Ky.. 
Hengstenberg.  Charles.      (1919-1920) 


Elmhurst.    Illii 
Hennies.   Henry.  (1879-1880) 

Warren.   Lee   Co.,   Iowa. 
Henning.    Oscar,  (1903-1907) 

■\Veldon  Springs.   Mo. 
Henzel.    Rev.    E.,  (1905) 

Heppe,   George  H.,  (1879-1880) 

Chicago,    III. 
Herbert.   Edward,  (1880-1883) 

Grant  Park,  111. 
Herbold.  William   J.,  (1904-1906) 

(Deceased) . 
Herget,  George  W.,  (1873-1875) 

Pekin    111. 
Herget,   Henry.  (1878-1879) 

Pekin.    111. 
Herget.  Louis.  M.  D..  (1888-1891) 

Louisville,    Ky. 
Hermann,  R.  H..  M.   D.,    (1887-1889) 

Chicago.   111. 
Hermsen  Teacher.  F..  (1893) 

( Deceased ) . 
Herr.    George   E..  (1897-1898) 

Corning.   N.    T. 
Herrmann.    Rev.    T..  (1908) 


Little  Falls,   Minn. 


Hetzel    Cai-l   A.,  (1906-19IIS) 

St.  Joseph,  Midi. 
Hetzel.  Rev.  W..  (1912) 

Royal    Oak,    Mich. 
Heuser.  Rev.  Her..  (1914) 

Hieronlmus,  Alfred   C.        (1879-lSSn) 

Chicago,  111. 
Hildebrand,  Rev.  C.  A..  (1909) 

St.   Jacob,   111. 
Hildebrand,  Rev.  G.,  (1917) 

Dupo,   111. 
Hilkerbaumer,   R.,  (18S2-18S.3) 

Drake,  Mo. 
Hille.    John,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Hilligardt  Teacher  Fr.  P.,  (1912) 

Waveiiy.   Iowa. 
Hilligardt.   Paul,  (1909-1911) 

Waverly,   Iowa. 
Hils,  Rev.   A.,  (1893) 

Tonawanda,   N.    y. 
Hils,  Gottlob,  (1901-1902) 

Keokuk,  Iowa. 
Hinze,  Edward.  (1910-1911) 

Bruceville,   Tex. 
Hinze,  Herman  O.,  (1916-1917) 

Hamburg.    Iowa. 
Hinze,   Rev.    R.,  (1897) 

Boonville,    .Mo. 
Hippen,  Henry,  (1878-1879) 

Pekin,   111. 
Hirtz,  Gntthold  C,  (1902-1904) 

Milwaukee,   Wis. 
Hirtz,  Otto,  (1S97-1902) 

(Deceased). 
Hoch,  Theodore,  M.  D.,      (1894-189.".) 

Detroit.   Mich. 
Hochalter.  Louis,  (1900-1901) 

Newburg,    Ind. 
Hochhalter,    Phillipp,  (1874-187.5) 

Newburg,   Ind. 
Hoefer,  Rev.  J.  A.,  (1S9(>) 

Breese,   111. 
Hoefer,   Rev.    M.   C,  (1901) 

Chicago,  111. 
Hoefer,    Rev.    Theo.,  (1S92) 

Talmage,    Neb. 
Hoelscher,  Arlie,  (1920) 

Eden   Sem..  St.   Louis.  Mo. 
Hoeltje,    Herman,  (1874-1S7.3) 

Longgrove.    111. 
Hoelzel,    Frank,  (1880-1881) 

Kansas  City,   Mo. 
Hoeppner,  Rev.  H.,  (1915) 

Augusta,    Mo. 
Hoffmann,  Rev.    C.  (18S9) 

Freepoi-t,    III. 
Hoftmeister,    Rev.    J..  (187(i) 

Lena,  111. 
Hoffmeister,  Rev.  S.,  (1876) 

(Deceased). 
Hohmann,    Edward,  (1S99-190O) 

Nashville,   111. 


Hohmann,    Elmo,  (1911-1912) 

Nashville,  III. 
Hohmann,   Rev.   Fr.,  (1S83) 

Pleasant   Ridge,    Ohio. 
Hohmann,   Rev.   Louis,  (1896) 

Louisville,   Ky. 
Hohmann,   Rev.   Rudolf,  (1915) 

Murphvsboro,   111. 
Hohne,    H.,  (1882-1883) 

Chicago.  111. 
Holdgraf.   Rev.  J.,  (1881) 

Bloomingdale,  III. 
Holdgraf,  R.,  (1919-1920) 

Bloomingdale,  111. 
Hoike,   Fr.,  (1889-1890) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Holtorf.  Rev.  Theo.  W.,  (1914) 

Glen   Ellvn.   111. 
Holtzschue,    Ernst.  (1899-1901) 

St.   Joseph.  Mo. 
Holz,   Rev.    Waldemar.  (1902) 

( Deceased). 
Hopf,   Miltnn   F..  (1916-1919) 

Newstadt.   Ontario,   Canada. 
Horak,  Rev.    F.,  (1915) 

Horny,    Rev.    H..  (1897) 

Detroit,    Mich. 
Horst,    Rev.    G..  (190.3) 

Beecher.    111. 
Horst   Teacher,    P..  (1917) 

Hovleton.    III. 
Horstmann,    Rev.    E.,  (1913) 

Everett,  Wash. 
Horstmann,   George  D.      (1893-1894) 

Brownsville,  :viinn. 
Horstmann.  Rev.  J.  H.,  (1888) 

St.   Louis.  Mo- 
Hosto,   Rev.   Armin  T..  (1914) 

Matteson,    111. 
Hosto,  Carl.  (1903-1'905) 

Alhambra.  111. 
Hosto,    Rev.    Erwin,  (1904) 

( Deceased ) . 
Hosto.  George  F.,  (1903-1904) 

Alhambrn.    111. 
Hosto.  Rev.  Herbert.  (1914) 

Favetteville,    111. 
Hosto.   Rev.    Ravmord.  (1917) 

Grand    Pa.ss.    Mo. 
Hosto.   Rev.   RnUind.  (1914-1916) 

Jasper.   Ind. 
Hosto,    Teacher   Theophil.  (1912) 

Hosto,    Rev.    Wm.  (1883) 

Smithton.  111. 
Hotz.  Rev.  A.  J.  J.,  (1893) 

Peotone.   111. 
Hotz.   Teacher  F.    A.,  (1895) 

Hoyleton.    111. 
Huebschmann.   Rev.   H..  (1S96) 

Cincinnati.    Ohio. 
Huebschmann,   Rev.   J.  S.,  (1902) 

Cleveland,   Ohio. 
Hugo.    Rev.    E.,  (1880) 

(Deceased). 


Hummel.    John.  (1895-1897) 

( Deceased). 
Hundhausen,  Rev.  E.,  (1881) 

Huneke,   Teacher  Heinr.,  (1886) 

Freeport,   111. 
Huse,   Ad.,  (1917-1919) 

Baltimore,  Md. 
Idecker,  Arthur  H..  (1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Ihrig,  Henry.  (1884-1887) 

Pittsburgh,   Pa. 
Ilgen,  Peter,  (1884-1885) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Illgen,  Romeo,  (1909-1910) 

Monee,   111. 
rion.  Rev.   Christian,  (1873) 

(Deceased). 
Irion,  Rev.  D.,  D.  D.    (Prof.),    (1874) 

Elmhurst   College.    Elmhurst, 

111.,    (Director  for  32  years), 
rion.  Rev.  Edwin  A.,  (1917) 

c/o  T.  M.  C.  A..  Moline.  111. 
rion.   Rev.   E.,  (1905) 

Akron,  Ohio, 
rion.  Rev.  J..  (187.5) 

Los  Angeles.  Cal. 
rion.    O.scar    D..  (1896-1898) 

Elmhurst.  111. 
rion.   Rev.    Paul.  (1878) 

Michiean    Oitv.    Ind. 
rion,    Rudolf    J  .  (1902) 

(Deceased), 
rion.  Rev.   Theo..  (1897) 

Oshko.sh,  Wis. 
Iseli,    Fred,  (1919) 

T'niversitv   of   Minnesota. 
Jabin.    Te-icher    Julius.  (1885) 

( Deceased ) . 
Jaeckle     Walter.  (1909-1913) 

Hunt'ngburg,    Ind. 
Jaeger.    Rev.    E..  (1901) 

E.    St.    Louis.    III. 
Jahn.  Rev.   J.,  (1897) 

Minnesota  T^ake,   M=nn. 
Janke.  Helmuth   E..  (1904-1905) 

Brillion,    Wis. 
Jann,  Rev.   J..  (1882) 

(Deceased). 
Jans.    .Tohn   T.  (1904-1907) 

Jans,    P.    C.    E..  (1908) 

Detroit.   Mich. 
Janssen.    Albert.  (1903-1904) 

Los   Angeles.    Cal. 
Janssen.  Henry.  (1903-1904) 

Monrovia,  Cal. 
Jenne,    John,  (1874-1875) 

Monroe,    Wis. 
Jennrich,  John,  (1888-1890) 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Jennrich,   Theodore,  (1902-1904) 

(Deceased). 
Jenny,  Teacher  Friedolin,  (1883) 


Jens,   Rev.   F.   P..  (1888) 

Supt..   Deaconess  Hospital, 


Belvidere,   111. 
Jcrger.  Fried.  H.,  (1915-1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Jeschke.   Rev.   W..  (1912) 

New  York,   N.   Y. 
Jeude.    August.  (1879-1881) 

Kasson,   Ind. 
Jeutter,  Th.,  (1899) 

r  Deceased). 
Joerding,  Carl.  (1895-1896) 

St.    Louis,   Mo. 
John.    Rev.    R.    A..  (1874) 

Chicago.    111. 
John.    Robert.  (1918-1920) 

Louisville.  Ky. 
John,  Rev.    Samuel  A..  (1884) 

Louisville.    Ky. 
John.  Rev.  Th..  (1885) 

( Deceased ) . 
Jordan.   Henry,  (1873-1874) 

Niles,   Mich. 
Jud.  Rev.   Daniel.  (1895-1897) 

Chicago.  111. 
Jud.  Rev.   Th..  (1888) 

Detroit.   Mich. 
Juergens,  Rev.  A..  (1884) 

(Deceased). 
Juergens.   Rev.   Arthur.      (1907-1911) 

Franklin.  Iowa. 
Juergens.  Frank.  (1S79-1SS0) 

Hutchinson,    Minn. 
Juergens,    Rev.    H..  (1883) 

AVest   Park.  Ohio. 
Jung.   Rev.    A..  (1882) 

(Deceased). 
Jung.  Robert.  (1883-1884) 

Higginsville.   Mo. 
Jung.  Theodore  C.  (1891-1894) 

New  Bremen,  Ohio. 
Jung.    Rev.    W.,  (1897) 

Nashville,   111. 
Juppenlatz,  Teacher  A.,  (189o) 

Mansfield,  Pa.,  Tioga  Co. 
Kaefer.  Christian.  (1896-1899) 

Hamilton. Ohio. 
Kaefer.    Rev.    P.,  (1911)) 

Port   Washington,   Ohio. 
Kahler.   Henry,  ( 1896-1 S97) 

Baltimore,   Md. 
Kalkbrenner,  Ad..  (1918-1919) 

Prairie  View.   111. 
Kalkbrenner,    Robert,  (1918-1920) 

Prairie  View,   III. 
Kammann.    Alvin.  (1912) 

Cleveland,  Wis. 
Kamphenkel.    Rev.    Wm..  (1916) 

Bemidji.  Minn. 
Kampmeier,    William,         (1897-1899) 

Chicago.  111. 


P.\GE  FORTY-NINE 


Kaney.   John.  (1917) 

University  of  Illinois. 
Kanzler.    Rev.    G.,  (1S99) 

Cannelton.  Ind. 
Karbach.  Teacher  Frederick.      (1873) 

( Deceased ) . 
Karbach.   Teacher   S..  (1S7S) 

(Deceased). 
Karbach.   William.    M.    D..  (1S81) 

Kansas  City.  Kan. 
Karow,  Elmer.  (1915-1916) 

Chicago.   III. 
Kasmann.   Rev.    R,,  (1907) 

Herman.   Mo. 
Katerndahl,    Rev.    Richard,         (1873) 

( Deceased). 
Katerndahl.   R..   Attorney.  (1903) 

Idaho   City.   Idaho. 
Kathriner.  Elmer  A..  (1913-1914) 

Clayton.    Mo. 
Katterjohn.   Rev.   Albert,  (1899) 

Wright  Citv.   Mo. 
Katterjohn.  Rev.  H.,  (18S9) 

Kenton.   Ohio. 
Katzniann.    Fred.  (1889-1890) 

Ivouisville,  Ky. 
Kehle.    Rev.    P..  (1911) 

Le   Mars.  Iowa. 
Kehoe.  .lohn.  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Keller.   Elmer.  (191S-1919) 

Milwaukee.  Wis. 
Keller.   Emanuel.  (1913-1917) 

Detroit.   Mich. 
Keller,  Rev.  J.,  (1911) 

Bourbon.    Ind. 
Keller.    Rev.   Robert.  (1914) 

Gowanda.   N.    Y. 
Kelling.  Henry,  (1872-1873) 

Chicago,   111. 
Kern.   Eugene.  (1892-1894) 

( Deceased  ) . 
Kern.  Teacher  J..  (1896) 

Attorney-at-Law. 

Carmi.    111. 
Kern.    Louis.  (1894) 

Red   Bud.   III. 
Kettelhut.    Rev.   C.    G..  (1891) 

Mt.    Vernon.    Ind. 
Kettelhut,    Rev.   Herbet,  (191."i> 

Louisville,    Kv. 
Kettelhut.   Rev.   Th..  (1K89) 

Supt.    Deaconess    Hospital, 

Faribault,   Minn. 
Kettelhut.    Rev.    W.,  (191.")) 

Fowler,  III. 
Kicker.  Rev.  W..  (1913) 

Loudonville.   Ohio. 
Kienker.  Rev.   O.   F..  (1913) 

.St.    Louis.  Mo. 
Kies,   Rev.   N..  (187.i) 

( Deceased). 
Kies.  Theophil.  (1.87  4-1  87."; ) 

( Deceased ) . 

P.\GE  FIFTY 


Kikhoefel.  W.,  (1898) 

Detroit.    Mich. 
Kimbal.  Clarence.  (1915-1917) 

Tripoli.    Iowa, 
Kindt.  Karl.  (1915-1920) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Kinzle,  Stanley.  (1912-1914) 

Trenton.  Ohio. 
Kircher.  Rev.  J.  G.,  (1880) 

( Decease<;l ) . 
Kircher.   Rev.   Jul.,  (1884) 

Chicago,    111. 
Kirchhoft.    Robert.  (1898-1899) 

Manheim.  111. 
Kirchhoft,   William,  (1S85-1S86) 

Freelandville.   Ind. 
Kirschenhoter.  Anton.        (1896-1898) 

Baltimore.    Md. 
Kirschmann,  Teacher  J.  P.,        (1884) 
Kirschmann,   Paul,  (1880-1884) 

Baltimore.   Md. 
Kirschmann,  Rev.  W..  (1882) 

Richmond.  Va. 
Kirves.   Edward.  (1897-1899) 

Evansville.  Ind. 
Ki-ssel,  Victor  T.,  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Kissling,  Carl,  (1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Kistemann,  William.  (1882-1884) 

Greitswald.  Germany. 
Kitterer.    Rev.    A.   A..  (1908) 

Kansas  City.  Kan. 
Kitterer.   Rev.    A.   E..  (1914) 

Powhatan  Point.  Ohio. 
Kitterer,  Emil.  (1912-1913) 

Bland.    Mo. 
Kitterer.    Friedrick.  (1881-1883) 

Homewood.   111. 
Kitterer.  Rev.  G.,  (1884) 

Bland,   Mo. 
Kitterer,   Teacher  H.,  (1880) 

Detroit,  Mich. 
Kitterer,   Paul.  (1918) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Kitterer.    Walter.  (1908-1909) 

Kixmiller,   Carl  W.,  (1914-1915) 

Freelandville,   Ind. 
Kixmiller,   P.,  (1912) 

Vincennes,   Ind. 
Kixmiller,  Reinhard,  (1908-1909) 

Freelandville.   111. 
Kleeb.   George  J..  (1912-1914) 

Chicago.   111. 
Kleemann.   Friedr..  (1883-1884) 

Kleemann.   Louis  F..  (1890-1891) 

Hoyleton.   III. 
Kleemann,    Rev.    L..  (1881) 

Indianapolis.  Ind. 
Kleemann.   Louis.  (1910-191:)) 

Indianapolis.  Ind. 
Klein.   Erich,  (1914-1917) 

Brookfleld.   Wis. 


Klein.   Teacher.   Fr..  (1888) 

Detroit.  Mich. 
Klein.  Rev.   K..  (1916) 

Washington.  Iowa. 
Klein,    Leopold.  (1880-1884) 

Chicago,  111. 
Klein,   Otto.  (1910-1911) 

Brookfleld.   Wis. 
Klein,  Rev.   Walter,  (1916) 

Grand  Junction.  Colo. 
Kleinhaus.  John.  (1880-1881) 

Chicago.   111. 
Klemme.  Rev.  Fr.,  (1880) 

(Deceased). 
Klemme,   Rev.    F.    H..  (1903) 

Baltimore.    Md. 
Klemme.  Rev.  Herm.  G..   (1906-1909) 
Klenk,   Carl,  (1915-1916) 

Tiffin,  Ohio. 
Khck.   Rev.   A.,  (1911) 

Tiffin.  Ohio. 
Klick,   Rev.   B.,  (1915) 

SI.   Louis,  Mo. 
Klick.    Frank.  (1915-1917) 

Hebron.    N.    D. 
Klick,  Rev.   F.,  (1899) 

.St.    Joseph,   Mo. 
Kling,   John  J.,  (1873-1875) 

Kling,   Rev.   L.   J.,  (1894) 

Three   Oaks.   Mich. 
Klingeberger,  Rev.  J.  C,  (1911) 

Louisville.  Kv. 
Kloke.    Teacher   J.,  (1916) 

Merrill,   Wis. 
Kloppe.  Teacher  F..  (1890) 

Geronimo.  Texas. 
Klopsch.    Emil    G..  (1887-1891) 

Michigan   Citv,   Ind. 
Klopsch.  Teacher  O..  (1888) 

Peoria,   III, 
Klug,    Rev.   A.,  (1901) 

Peotone,    111. 
Kluge,   Rev.    Karl,  (1916) 

Dubois.    111. 
Klutey,  Rev.   E..  (1916) 

Fort   Branch.    Ind. 
Klutey.    Rev.    H.,  (1908) 

Oak  Harbor.  Ohio. 
Knauss,    Emanuel,  (1877-1880) 

Indianapolis,   Ind. 
Knees,  William,  (1877-1879) 

Chicago,   111. 
Kniesche.   Max,  (1890-1891) 

Stolpe.    Mo. 
•■"niker,  Rev.  A.,  (1912) 

Jefferson   Barracks.   Mo. 
Kniker,   Rev.    Christian.  (1883) 

Areola.   111. 
Kniker.    Rev.    C,  (1881) 

Cibolo.    Texas. 
Kniker.   Paul,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Kniker.    William,  (1881-1883) 

Hoyleton,  III. 


Knipping.   Rev.    A..  (1912) 

Columbus.    Ohio. 
Knoke.  Herman.  (1878-1879) 

Chicago.  III. 
Knorr.   Rev.   R.,  (1898) 

Brawley,   Cal. 
Koch,   Rev.   A..  (1915) 

Leavenworth,    Kan. 
Koch,   Edwin  J.,  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Koch,    Ervin,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Koch,   Rev.   F.,  (1878) 

Fredericksburg,  Iowa. 
Koch.  K.,  (1916) 

St.   Paul,  Minn. 
Koch.   Oswin.   M.    D.,  (1898-1900) 

Chicago,  111. 
Koch.   Otto,  (1916) 

Monrovia,  Cal. 
Koch.  Paul,  (1902-1904) 

Detroit,   Mich. 
Koch,   Teacher,   R..  (1895) 

Freelandville.   Ind. 
Koch.  Rev.  W.  A.,  (1916) 

Clarksville.  Iowa. 
Koebbemann,  William.       (1897-1898) 

Bensenville,  111. 
Koehler,  Carl,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Koehler.  Rev.   C,  (1916) 

Troy.  Mo. 
Koelling.   A.,  (1917) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Koelling.    Louis.  (1895-1896) 

Farina.   111. 
Koelseh.  Teacher  M.,  (1898) 

Quincy,    III. 
Koenig.  Edward,  (1908-1910) 

V,  S.  Navy  electrician, 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Koenig,    Gottlieb.  (1885-1886) 

Freelandville.   Ind. 
Koenig.   Rev.  Hermann,  (1910) 

Union.  Mo. 
Koenig.    Herman,  (1882-1885) 

Freelandville.   Ind. 
Koenig.  Teacher  J.  H.,  (1882) 

San   Antonio,   Texas. 
Koenig.  Rev.  J.,  (1907) 

Baitalpur,  C.  P.,  E.   India. 
Koenning.    Edwin  W.,        (1912-1913) 

Peotone.  111. 
Koepke.    F.,   C.    E..  (1915) 

Chicago.    III. 
Koepke.  Herman.  C.  E..  (1914) 

Chicago.    111. 
Koerner,  Teacher  Herb.  A.,        (1913) 
Koether,    Jaroslav,  (1893-1894) 

( Deceased ) . 
Koetitz.   Teacher  C,  (1888) 

Koetitz,    Otto,  (1886-1889) 

Tippecanoe,   Ohio. 


Kofer,  Rev.  R., 

Granite   City,    III. 
Kohler,   Rev.    W., 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Kohlstedt,   Jolin, 

Monee,   111. 
Kollath,    Rev.    E., 

Shawano,    Wis 
KoUing,   Melvyn  C, 

Faribault,  Minn. 
Konemmel,  August, 

Acklev,  la. 
Kopp,  Fr., 

Burlington,  la. 
Koppert.    Ph., 

Plymouth,  Neb. 
Koring,  Rev.  W.. 

Faribault,  Minn. 
Korsmeier,  August  D., 

Alhambra,   111 
Korte.  E.  F.  Wm., 

-Hoyleton,  111. 
Kossack,   William, 

Bensenville,  111 
Kottich,  Rev.  H., 

Plattsmouth,  Neb. 
Kottich,   Walter, 

Falls  City.  Neb. 
Kottler,  Alfonso,  D.  c 

Chicago,   111. 
Kowitz,  Edw.   C, 

Chicago,   111. 
Kramer  Teacher  A., 

Ripon,   Wis. 
Kraemer,  Edward, 

Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Kraemer,  Rev.  H    A 

Buffalo,  N.  T. ' 
Kraemer,  Teacher  Ph. 
Krafft,  Carl  R., 

Landscape   Painter 

Chicago,  111. 
Krafft.  Rev.   E.   N., 

Newark,  Ohio, 
Krafft,   Rev.   F., 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Krafft,  L.  Adolf, 

Chicago,   111. 
Kraft,  Wm,  J., 

Jeffersontown,  K 
Kramer,  Rev.   Carl, 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Kramer,  Julius, 

St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Kramer.  Rev.   L., 

St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Kramer.  O.,  Banker, 

Alton,    111. 
Kramme,  Friedrich,  (18S3-1SS.5) 

Dittmer's   Store,   Mo. 
Krampf,  Louis,  (1891-IS93  1 

De  Soto,  Mo. 
Kranz,  Paul,  Ph.   G.,  (1899) 

Louisville,  Ky. 


(1899  I 

(190S) 

(1SS2-1SS3> 

(1907) 

(1913-1916) 

(1S84-1S85) 

(1903-1904) 

(1917) 

(1S8S) 

(1903-1904) 

(1SS2-1SS3) 

(1896-1897) 

(1912) 

(1916-1919) 

(1893-1895) 

(1919) 

(1894) 

(1909-1910 } 

(1876) 

(1S97) 
-1902) 

(1911) 

(1896) 

(1906-1907) 

(1913-191.5) 

(1883) 

(1894-1896) 

(1906) 

(1908) 


Krause,    Rev.    G., 

Chelsea,    Mich. 
Krause.  Rev.  W., 

Melrose  Park.  111. 
Krauss,  Rev.   Ph.,  Ph.   D., 

Meadville,   Pa. 
Krayer,  Harry,  (1 

Troy,    Ohio, 
Krayer.   TVilliam.  (1 

Troy.  Ohio. 
Kreikenbaum.    Albert.         (1 

Franklin.   Iowa. 
Kreikenbaum.    Edwin,         (1 

Franklin,    Iowa. 
Kreis,  Arthur,  (1 

McKena.  111. 
Kreischer,   Phil..  (1 

Van  Wert,  Ohio. 
Kreuzenstein,  Rev.   G. , 

Shepherd,    Mont. 
Kreuzenstein,    Paul,  (1 

Kreuzer,   Rev.    John, 

Marissa,    111. 
Krickhahn,    Rev.    C 

Coloma,   Mich. 
Kreigsmann.   Arthur,  (1 

Chicago,   111. 
Kroeger,  Martin.  (1 

Los  Angeles.  Cal. 
Kroehler,  Rev.  A., 

Hardin.   Mont. 
Kroehnke.  Paul.  (1 

San  Francisco.  Cal. 
Kroencke.  Alfred,  (1 

Kroehnke,    Daniel,  (1 

( Deceased ) . 
Kroencke.  Rev.   Emil. 

Mexico.   Mo. 
Kroencke,  Rev.  H., 

Chicago,    111. 
Kroencke,  John,  (1 

Ki'oenke,    Rev.   J., 

(Deceased ). 
Krohne,    Rev.    Fr., 

Chicago,   111. 
Krome.    Ferdinand,  (1 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Krone,   Henry,  ( 1 

(Deceased). 
Krone,   Rev.   H., 

( Deceased). 
Kropp.  Henry.  (1 

Desperes.  Mo. 
Kiueger.   Rev.   E.   R.. 

Sheboygan.   Wis. 
Krueger.   Teacher   Fr.. 

Chicago.  111. 
Krueger.  Rev.  J.. 

Marlette.    Mich. 
Krueger,  Oscar  E.,  (1 

Steinauer,  Neb. 
Krueger.  Rev.  Th., 

(Deceased). 


(1906) 

Krueger.  Rev.   W.  L.. 

(1905) 

Labes,  William  C. 

(1898-1899) 

Louisville.  Kv. 

La  Porte.  Ind. 

(191.5) 

Kruemmel.   August. 

(1884-1885) 

La  Cour.   William. 

(1903-1904) 

Ackley.    la. 

Hubbard.  Iowa. 

(1882) 

Krumni.  G.. 

Middletown.    Ohio 

(1912) 

Ladwig.  Wesley. 
Ripon.   Wis. 

(191: 

2-1913) 

.884-1885) 

Krumm.   Oscar, 

Woodman,  Wis. 

'  (1916-1918) 

Lagemann,  Alfred. 
Chamois.    Mo. 

(190i 

5-1907) 

.888-1889) 

Krumm,  Theodore, 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

(1899) 

Lambreeht.   Rev.  G.. 
Frankfort.  111. 

(1874) 

.888-1889) 

Krummel.    William, 

(1918) 

Lambreeht.  Rev.   H.   E.. 

(1905) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Chicago.  111. 

;S8S-18S9) 

Kruse,    Cornelius, 
Urbana,    111. 

(1911) 

Lammers.   Rev.    Louis. 
Wahpeton.   N.    D. 

(1917) 

-917-1919) 

Kruse,  Rev.   Samuel, 

(1876) 

Lampert.  Carl  A.. 

(1889-1892) 

Webster  Groves,  : 

Mo. 

Chicago.   111. 

:880-1881) 

Krusekopf,  Rev.  Heni-y. 

(1873) 

Landsberg,   Edward. 

(1896-1900) 

Chamois.  Mo. 

Conrad,   Iowa. 

(1905) 

Krusekopf.  Teacher.  P.. 

(1899) 

Landwehi'.  Edgar  G.. 

(1906-1907) 

(Deceased). 

New   Melle.   Mo. 

1898-1899) 

Kudell,   Carl  W.. 

(1913-1915) 

Lang.  Teacher  G.   H.. 

(1884) 

(1915) 

Norwood,  Ohio. 

(Deceased). 

Kuebler.  Teacher  Fred.. 

(1896) 

Lang.   William. 

(1871 

S-1878) 

(1893) 

St.    Phillipp.    Ind. 

Langerhans.    Rev.   C.    L. 

(1893) 

Kuebler.   John  J.. 

(1882-1883) 

Hamilton.    Ohio. 

1916-1917) 

Manchester.  Mich. 

Langhorst.    Rev.    F.. 

(1900) 

Kuebler.   Rev.   Robt.   L.. 

(1913) 

O'Fallon.   111. 

1889-1890) 

Louisville.  Ky. 

Langhorst.   Rev.    P.. 

(1902) 

Kuelker.  Louis. 

(1SS3-1884) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 

(1917) 

Baileyville.   111. 

Langhorst.   Theophil. 

(1917) 

Kuenzler,    Rev.    E.. 

(1898) 

Langkopf.    Teacher  W.. 

(1879) 

1899-1901) 

Baltimore,  Md. 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 

Kuether.   Rev.  F.  C, 

(1898) 

Laubengayer,  Rev.  Osca 

r  C. 

(1906) 

1907-1908) 

Ripon.  Wis. 

Buffalo.  N.   T. 

LSS0-1S81) 

Kuhagen.    Teacher   Wm. 

(1914) 

Lautei-bach.   August. 

(1884-1883) 

Kuhl,  Harry. 

(1883-1885) 

Pekin,    111. 

(1SS4) 

Chicago.  III. 

Lawrenz.  Rev.    E.    F.. 

(1904) 

Kuhlenhoelter.  Carl  Z.. 

(1897-1900) 

Wakaruca,    Ind. 

(1883) 

Chicago.  111. 

Leemhuis.  Rev.   H..  Dr.. 

(1899) 

Kuhlmann.  Chr.. 

(1915-1919) 

Quincy.   111. 

1905-1907) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 

Lehmann.    Carl. 

(190 

5-1908) 

(1876) 

Kuhlmann.   W.    J.. 

(1920) 

Akron.  Ohio. 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 

Lehmann.    E.. 

(1917) 

(1906) 

Kuhlo.  Arnold, 

(1880-1881) 

Cannelton.  Ind. 

Hoyleton,  111. 

Lehmann.   Teacher  L.. 

(1879) 

1887-1890) 

Kuhlow,  August, 

Tower  Hill,  III. 

(1880-1881) 

Lehmann.   Rev.    Paul. 
Toledo.    Ohio. 

(1914) 

1887-1891) 

Kulbartz.  Rev.  J.. 

(1913) 

Lehmann,   Rev.   Reinhar 

d. 

(1914) 

Buffalo.  N.  T. 

Cape  Girardeau. 

Mo. 

(1881  ) 

Kuntze.   Teacher   E.. 

(1885) 

Lehmann.   Rev.   Timothf 

?us. 

(1S99) 

Kunze.  Carl  A.. 

(1901-1903) 

Columbus.   Ohio. 

1887-1889) 

Chicago.    111. 

Lehmann.    Rev.    Titus, 

(1909) 

Kurz.    Rev.   C. 

(1876) 

Jackson,   Mo. 

(1899) 

Oilman.  111. 

Leibner,    Rev.    E., 

(1921) 

Kurz.  Rev.  J.. 

(1905) 

Affton,  Mo. 

(1878) 

Healthy.    Ohio. 

Leisy.  John. 

(187 

8-1879) 

Kurz.  Rev.  L.  F.. 

(1902) 

Keokuk.  Iowa. 

Davis.  111. 

Lenz.  John. 

(1888-1889) 

(191.:> ) 

Kurz.  Rev.   R.  S.   G.. 

(1907) 

(Deceased). 

New  Franklin.  Mo. 

Leonhard.   Rev.   Robeit. 

(1917) 

1919-1920) 

Kurz.  William. 

(1887-18S9) 

Registrar.  Elmhurst  College, 

Chicago.  111. 

Elmhurst.    111. 

(1883) 

Kuske.  William  K.. 

(1887-1SS8) 

Licht.  Fr.   W.. 

(1887-1888) 

(Deceased). 

Kankakee.  111. 

PAGE  FIFTY-ONE 


Limper.   Rev.   Aitluii-,  (1916) 

San   Bruno.   Cal. 
Limper,    H.,  (1916) 

(Deceased). 
Lindenmnn,    Frank.  (18SS-1889) 

Cass  Co..  Iowa. 
Lindenmeyer   Teacher    H..  (1901) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Lindenmeyer.    Rev.    .S..  (1SS6) 

Portsmautli.    Ohio. 
Lippelmann,   Edward.         (1S90-1S91) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Lissack,   Edmund,  (1911-1913) 

Shelby,   Iowa. 
Locher.  Rev.   C.   W..  (ISSI) 

Baltimore.   Md. 
Locher.    Rev.    R..  (191.)) 

Trov,   N.    Y. 
Loesche.  Bmil  C.  (1904-190.-,) 

Darmstadt.  111. 
Lohse,  A..    (Engineering),  (1907) 

Chicago,    111. 
Loos,    Rev.    C.  (1SS9) 

Buffalo,  N.   Y. 
Lorengen,  Albert,  (1913-1914) 

Marshalltown,   Iowa. 
Low,   Rev.    George,  (1916) 

Boston,   N.    Y. 
Ludwig.   Rev.  A.,  (1S97) 

Menomonee  Falls,  Wis. 
Ludwig.  Rev.   F..  (1S92) 

Milwaukee.  Wis. 
Ludwig.  Felix.  ( 1904-190.-> ) 

Perry,  Texas. 
Luebke.    Richard,  (1894-1S97) 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Lueck,    Gustave   A..  (1899-1900) 

.Marinette.    Wis. 
Lueder,    George.  (1890-1894) 

Elmhurst,  111. 
Lueder,    Walter,  (1S96-19D0) 

Elmhurst,  111. 
Luedtke,  Teacher  Franz,  (1893) 

Keokuk,  Iowa. 
Lueg,   Felix,  (1SS4-1886) 

McComb,    Miss. 
Luehr,  Edwin,  ( 190.')-1906  ) 

Spring  Grove,  Minn. 
Luehr.  John,  (189.5-1896) 

Germania,   Pa. 
Luternau,  Bernhard  V..  (1902) 

Iowa  Park,  Texas. 
Luternau,  Hans  V.,  (1889-1892) 

Iowa  Park,  Texas. 
Luther,  Teacher  W.  M.,  (1S93) 

(Deceased). 
Mack,  Carl,  (1906-1908) 

Oshkosh,  Wis. 
Maeurer-,   Teacher  Wni.,  (1893) 

BoonvlUe,  Ind. 
Malkemus,  Alvin.  (1905-1908) 

Hovleton,  111. 
Malkemus,  Teacher  L..  (18S6) 

Newcastle,  Ind. 

P.4GE  FIFTY-TWO 


Mangold,  Rev.  J.  G.,  (1887) 

Pomona,  Cal. 
Mann.  Albert  C,  (1913-1917) 

Louisville,  Kv. 
Manrodt,  Rev.   Manfred,  (1917) 

New   York,   N.   Y. 
Manthe,   Reinhard,  (1S9I-1S911 

Kewanee,  111. 
Marchand,  Henry  Geo..      (1S73-1S74) 

Warrington,  Ind. 
Marquardt,  August,  (1S76-1S7S) 

Wausau.  Wis. 
Marshall,  Rev.  Thomas,  (1917) 

Loup   City,   Neb. 
Marten.  Rev.   Wni..  (1893) 

Burlington,    Iowa. 
Martin.  Rev.  A..  (1SS7) 

Detroit,   Mich. 
Marty,    Adam,  (1874-1873) 

Monroe,  Wis. 
Marx,  Teacher   J.,  (1887) 

Amherst,    Ohio. 
Marx,    Ludwig,  (191S) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Mast.    Andrew,  (1918) 

Bremen,  Ind. 
Matliias,    John,  (18S1-1884) 

Mascoutah,    111. 
Mauch,   Rev.    G.,  (1910) 

LarchW'ood,   la. 
Maul,  David,  (1914-1915) 

Lincoln,  Neb. 
Maul,    Rev.    G.    C.  (1896) 

Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Maul,  Theophil,  (1882-1884) 

Maurer,  Henry,  (1893-1S95) 

(Deceased). 
Maurer,   Paul.  (1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
May,  Ludwig,  (1885-1886) 

Eltville.  Germany, 
Mayer.    Armin,  (1910-1912) 

Niles  Center,  III. 
Mayer.   Rev.   A.,  (1913) 

Papineau,    111. 
.Mayer.  Teacher   Chr.,  (1883) 

Mayer,   Rev.  E.,  (1910) 

Grant    Park,    111. 
Mayer,    Rev.    F.,   Ph.    D.,  (1885) 

Professor.   Eden   Seminary, 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Mayer.   Rev.    G.,  (1879) 

New  Ulm,  Minn. 
Mayer,  Geoi-ge  F.  T.,  (1916-1917) 

New  Ulm,  Minn. 
Mayer,    Rev.    J.    J..  (1882) 

Niles  Center,  111. 
Mayer,   Rev.    Otto.  (1909) 

New    York    City. 
Mayer,   Rev.   Theo..  (1906) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Mays,  George,  (1S82-1S83) 

Maystown,   111. 


McGrath,  Louis  Phillip,     (1918-1920) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
McQueen,   Rev.    Fred,  (1914) 

New  Orleans,  La. 
Mehl,    Rev.   H.    M.,  (1891) 

(Deceased). 
Jlehl,    Theophil,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Jlehl,   Rev.   Wm.   F.,  (1S92) 

Louisville,   Ky. 
Meier,   Ernst,  (1906-1907) 

Clarksville,   Iowa. 
Meier,  Rev.  Herman  L.,  (1876) 

( Deceased ) . 
Meinershagen,   Willjani,     (1SS0-1S91) 

(Deceased). 
Meinershagen,  William,     (1882-1885) 

Higginsville,   Mo. 
Meintz,    M.    H.,  (1SS4-1S86) 

(Deceased). 
Meinzer,.  Gotthold,  (1907-1908) 

Ackley,  Iowa. 
Meise,    Adolf,  (1913-1921) 

Chicago,   111. 
Meisenheimer.  Rev.   W..  (1914) 

Lewisville,  O.. 
Meisenhelter,  Rev.  G.,  (1887) 

(Deceased). 
Meister,  Teacher  J.,  (1912) 

Detroit,   Mich. 
Melchert,    Rev.   J.    C,  (1916) 

Bishop.   Texas. 
Melges,    William,  (1888-1889) 

Chicago,  111. 
Menzel,  Rev.  Alfred,  (1S86) 

Chicago,  111. 
Menzel,  Rev.  E.,  (1916) 

Buffalo,  N.   T. 
Menzel,   Rev.    Paul   A.,  (1SS3) 

Washington,   D.   C 
Mercord.  Carl,  (1878-1881) 

Prescot,  Pierce  Co.,   Wis. 
Jlernitz.   Rev.    R.,  (1897) 

Chicago  Heights,  111. 
Mernitz.   Roland,  (1919-1920) 

Chicago  Heights,   111. 
Jlersbach,    Carl,  (1879-1880) 

Frederika,   Ohio. 
Merten,  Rev.  Theo..  (1S98) 

Lorain,   Ohio. 
Merz,  Rev.  E.,  (1912) 

Delano,  Minn. 
Merzdorf.    Rev.    J.,  (1907) 

Milwaukee,    Wis. 
Merzdorf,  Rev.  W.,  (1908) 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
.Meusch,  Rev.  F.  A..  (1895) 

New  Albany.  Ind. 
Meusch.  Theophil.  (1S77-1SS2) 

St.   Louis,  ^lo. 
Meyer,    Rev.    A.,  (1908) 

Tell  City,  Ind. 
Mever.   Rev.   A.   F.,  (1910) 

Central   Provinces,  E.    India. 


Meyer,  Rev.    A.   T.,  (1914) 

(Deceased). 
Meyer,   Arthur,  (1887-1888) 

New  Baden,  Texas. 
Meyer,   Carl,  (1916-1918) 

Winnipeg,  Canada. 
Meyer,  Charles,  (1888-1889) 

Chicago,   111. 
Mever,    Christian,  (1879-1883) 

Carlinville,  111. 
Meyer,   Clarence,  (1913-1917) 

Rochester,  N.   Y. 
Meyer,  Emil  Otto,  (1886-1888) 

(Deceased), 
Meyer,  Ernst  Wm.,  (188S-18S9) 

(Deceased ) . 
Mever,    Helmut,  (1918-1919) 

Chicago,  111. 
Meyer,   Henry   W.,  (1892-1893) 

Sedalia,  Mo. 
Meyer,    Rev.    J.    P..  (1903) 

St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Meyer,    Richard,  (1900-1901) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Mever,  Teacher  William,  (1882) 

Lincoln.    111. 
Meyer,   Rev.   William,  (1886) 

Elgin,   111. 
Meyer,  William  H.,  (1913-1917) 

Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Meyer,   Wm.   "Walter,  (1914-1915) 

Elgin,   111. 
Miche,   Rev.   C,  (1881) 

Highland.  111. 
Miche.  Teacher  William.   (1878-1880) 

(Deceased). 
Michel,   G.   P.,   M.   D.,  (1899) 

Buffalo,  N.   Y. 
Michel,  Teacher  J.  A.,  (1890) 

Chicago,  111. 
Michels.   Rev.  K..  (1887) 

Muscatine,   Iowa. 
Miller,  Carl,  (1878-1879) 

Richton,  111. 
Miller,  Conrad  H.,  (1876-1877) 

Columbia,  111. 
Miller,    George,  (1883-1884) 

Chicago,   111. 
Miner,  Rev.   O.   C,  (1881) 

Louisville,   Ky. 
Mittendorf,   Rev.    F.,  (1904) 

Genoa,   Ohio. 
Moellentin.  P.,  (1909) 

Chicago,  111. 
Moenkhaus,  Rev.  William,  (1917) 

Liberty,  Neb. 
Moerke,    Rev.    Ewakl.  (1912) 

Madison,  Wis. 
Moerlin.    Carl,  (1893-1893) 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Moerschel.   Andrew,  (1895-1896) 

Casco,   Mich. 
Moessner.   Rev.    L.    R.,  (1905) 

Ft.  Atkinson,  Wis. 


Mohme,    El-win,  (191G) 

Elkhart  Lake,  Wis. 
Mohr,  Teacher   Chr.,  (1S97) 

Jefferson  City,  Mo. 
Mohr,    Rev.    R.,  (1913) 

Ben  Arnold,   Texas. 
Moog,  Teacher  George,  (1875) 

Detroit,    Mich. 
Moritz,  Rev.   Carl,  (1873) 

(Deceased) . 
Moritz,  Rev.  Daniel,  (1901-1905) 

Marion,    Otiio. 
Moritz,  Rev.  Emanuel.        (1909-1912) 

Florence,    Mo. 
Moritz,   Rev.    J.,  (189S) 

(Deceased). 
Moritz.  Rev.    P.,  (1900) 

Independence,    Mo. 
Moritz,  Teacher  William,  (1897) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Mornhinweg,    Rev.    G.,  (1S96) 

-  New   Braunfel.s,  Texas. 
Morrow,    Walter,  (1916-1917) 

Plymouth,   Ind. 
Mory,   Walter,  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Mottschall  Teacher  F.,  (1898) 

Chicago,   111. 
Mottschall,  Hugo.  (1S97-1S9S) 

Chicago,   111. 
Muecke,  Rev.   O.,  (1916) 

Miltonsburg,    Ohio. 
Muehler.   Teacher    A.,  (189.)) 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Mueller,   Adolf,  (1894-1S97) 

Millstadt,  111. 
Mueller,   C,  Organist,  (1910) 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Mueller,  Rev.  Carl,  (1874) 

(Deceased). 
Mueller,  Rev.   C.  J..  (1893) 

Towerhill,    111. 
Mueller.    Rev.    E.,  (1888) 

Clayton,    Mo. 
Mueller.  B.,  (1917) 

Rosenberg,   Texas. 
Mueller,   Emil.  (1913-1915) 

Brenham,    Texas. 
Mueller,  Rev.   G.,  (1S81) 

Dayton,   Ohio. 
Mueller.   George.  (18S3-1884) 

Elmhurst,    111. 
Mueller,  Rev.   H.   F.,.  (1901) 

Champaign,   111. 
Mueller,   Rev.    L.   C.   F.,  (1909) 

Mueller,   Rev.   Max,  (1911) 

Mueller,    Otto,  (1916-1918) 

Sauk   Rapids,  Minn. 
Mueller,  Rev.  Samuel,  (1895) 

( Deceased ) . 
Mueller.  Rev.  Th.  L.,  (1880) 

Idalia.  Colo. 
Mueller.  Rev.   T..  (1912) 

Cleveland,   Ohio. 


Mueller,  Rev.  Wm.   C,  (19111) 

Millersburg,    Ohio. 
Munstermann,    Alvin,  (1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Munzert,   Rev.   Th.,  (1874) 

Evanston,  111. 
Mysch,  Rev.    G.   A.,  (1882) 

Supt..  Orphans  Home, 

Bensenville,  111. 
Mysch,   Emil.  (1877-1882) 

Sheboygan,  Wis. 
Nagel,    Arniin,  (1918-1920) 

Rush  Hill  ,Mo. 
Nagel,   Rev.    C,  (1S92) 

Antigo,  Wis. 
Nagel,  Rev.  H.  C,  (1889) 

( Deceased ) . 
Nagel,  Otto,  (1880-1881) 

Warsaw,    111. 
Nagel,  Teacher  Wm.,  (1886) 

(Deceased). 
Nagel,  Wm.   H.   R.,  (1919-1920) 

Rush   Hill,   Mo.  „_,_^ 

Maujoks,  Teacher  F.  L.,    (1903-1907) 

Lorain,  Ohio. 
Nestel.  Rev.  J.   C,  (1880) 

Armstrong,   Ind. 
Neucks,   Gustave.  (1897-1901) 

Chicago,  111.  ,„,-, 

Neuhaus,   Arthur,  (191o-1917) 

Rosslyn,   Texas. 
Neumann,  Kilmer  J.,  (1917-1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Neumann.    Paul,  (1910-1911) 

Evansville,    Ind. 
Neumann,  Victor.  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Niebuhr,  Rev.  H..  (1912) 

Prof..    Eden    Seliiinary, 

St.  Louis,  Mo.  

Niebuhr,    Rev.    R.,  (1910) 

Detroit.  Mich. 
Niederecker,   Oscar,  (1902-1904) 

O'Fallon,    111.  „,^^ 

Niedermeyer,  Rev.  P.,  (1913) 

McGirk,  Mo.  ,,„oo, 

Niefer,  Rev.  H.,  (1892) 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Niekrenz,  George,  (lS87-lS8b) 

Niles   Center,   111. 
Nies,  Alfred  J..  (1914-1918) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Niethammer,  Rev.  A.,  (189-) 

(Deceased). 
Niewoehner.    Conrad,  (1889-1891) 

Warrenton,  Mo. 
Nitz,   Emil.  (1914-1916) 

Baroda,   Mich. 
Noehren,   Rev.   H.,  (1874) 

Wayland.   N.  T., 
NoUau,  Fred.  (1908-1910) 

Webster  Groves,  Mo. 
NoUau,  Rev.  John,  (1900) 

(Deceased) 


Nolting,   Ernst,  (1885-1890) 

(Deceased). 
Nolting.  Herman.  (18S6-1S90) 

Freeport,   111. 
Nott,  Herman,  (1874-1S75) 

Freeport,   111. 
Nussmann,  Rev.    G.,  (1894) 

Pomeroy,   Ohio. 
Nussmann,    Rev.    Oscar,  (1901) 

Miami,    Pla. 
Oberbeck.  W.   H.,  (1892-1894) 

St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Oberhellmann,    Rev.    Th..  (1888) 

Concordia,    Mo. 
Oberkircher,   Rev.   F.,  (1907) 

Erie,  Pa. 
Oberlaender,    Carl,  (1876-1877) 

Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
Oehler,    Emanuel,  (1893-1895) 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Oekel,  August,  (1S86-188S) 

Toledo,   Ohio. 
Oestreich,   Herman,  (1S90-1S91) 

(Deceased). 
Oestreicher.  L.,  (1919) 

Somerville,  Ind. 
Otner,   Teacher   William,  (1910) 

Ohrt,   Richard,  (1903) 

Ott.   Rev.   B.    C,  (1897) 

Chicago,    111. 
Ott,   Rev.   W..  (1917) 

Winesburg,   Ohio. 
Otto,   Emil.  (1S90-1894) 

Columbia,  111. 
Otto,    Rev.    G.,  (1890) 

( Deceased). 
Otto,  Herman,  (1884-1887) 

( Deceased ) . 
Otto,  John,  (1885-1S87) 

Denver,  Colo. 
Overbeck.  Rev.  J..  L,  (1905) 

Vincennes,  Ind. 
Paetzold.  Edward.  (1918) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Paff,    C.    Sch.    C,  (1880) 

Wausau,   Wis. 
Pahl,   Rev.    G.,  (1S89) 

Chicago,   111. 
Pannier,    Carl  W.,  (1878-1879) 

Dessau,  Germany. 
Papsdorf,    Fred.  (1903-1904) 

Detroit,   Mich, 
lorf,  Paul,   D.   D.   S.,  (1909) 

Chicago,  111. 
Papsdorf.  Rev.    Th..  (1901) 

Chicago,   111.  ,„,,, 

Paschen.   Walter  O.,  (1917) 

(Deceased). 
Patberg,  Melvin  C.  (1916-191.) 

Holland.  Ind. 
Pauli,  Henry  B.,  (1884-1886) 

Blberfeld,    Germany.  

Penningroth,  August,  (1902-1904) 

Hartley,  Iowa. 


Penningroth.    Juliu.«.  (1901-19115) 

Chicago,    111. 
Persch,    Rev.    Albert,  (1916) 

Salt  Lake  Citv,   Utah. 
Peter,   William,  (1S95-1S96) 

Cleveland,   Ohio. 
Peters,    Hilbert,  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Peters,  Rev.  J.  C,  (1S76) 

Indianapolis,   Ind. 
Peters,  Victor,  (1877-1878) 

Weinsberg,  Ohio. 
Petersen,    Henry,  (1900-1903) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Pfaff,  Teacher  G..  (1884) 

Pfeiffer,   Teacher  Fr.,  (1892) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Pfeiffer,   Rev.    P..  (1895) 

Springfield,   Ohio. 
Pfitzer,    Rev.    F.,  (1915) 

Loui.sville.    Kv. 
Pflug,   Theodore.  (1908-1909) 

Somerville,  Ind. 
Pfundt.    Rev.    E..  (1913) 

Billings.    Mo. 
Pfundt,   Rev.  Th.,  (190"  ) 

Clifton,  Texas. 
Pheiffer.   Rev.   Harry,  (1913  1 

Sandusky,    Ohio. 
Pielemeier,   Teacher   E..  (1884) 

Vincennes,   Ind. 
Pielemeier.  Edwin,  (1914-1915) 

Chelsea.  Mich. 
Piepenbrock.  Rev.   E.,  (19111 

Wabash.  Ind. 
Piepenbrock,  Rev.  Fr..  (1910) 

Marthasville,  Mo. 
Piepenbrock.  Rev.    P.,  (1907) 

Weimar,  Texas. 
Pinckert.    Rev.    Edw..  (18S4) 

West    Chicago,    111. 
Pinckert,    Louis   T..  (1919) 

Manheim,   111. 
Pinckert.   Rev.   O..  (1913) 

Lincoln.    Kan. 
Pinckert,  Teacher  P.  C  (1880) 

( Deceased ) . 
Pister.   Rev.   H..  (1906) 

Evan.?ville.   Ind. 
Pister.   ftev.   Jacob,  (1887) 

Chicago.   III. 
Pister.    John    C.  (1914-1915) 

Cincinnati.  Ohio. 
Pister,   Robert.  (1898-1899) 

Cincinnati.   Ohio. 
Pister,    William,  (1886-1887) 

Cincinnati.  Ohio. 
Pistor.   Herman.  (1S81-1S82) 

Willow   Springs.   Kan. 
Plassmann.   Rev.    E..  (1917) 

Hornick,    Iowa. 
Pleger.   Rev.    C,  (1885) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 

P.\GE  FIFTY-THREE 


Pobanz,  Rev.  Ph.. 

Inkster,  N.   D. 
Polster.  Rev.   Joseph, 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Polzin,   Frank, 

Chicago,  111. 
Poss,   Carl, 

Lewiston,    Minn. 
Preiss,  Otto, 

Desperes,  Mo. 
Piell,  Rev.    Paul, 

Shepherd,    Mont. 
Piess.    Rev.    G., 

Cincinnati,    Ohio. 
Press,  Rev.   O.. 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Press,  Rev.  Paul, 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Press,   Rev.  Sam,   D.,   D. 

Pres.,    Eden    Semi 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Puhlmann,   Rev.  F., 

Cumberland,    Ind. 
Quinius,  Henr.v, 

Waco,    Texas. 
Quinius,  Rev.   J.   P., 

New  Orleans,  La. 
Racherbaemer,  Teacher 

Hoyleton,   111. 
Rague,  Rev.  S.   H.  v., 

New   Bremen,   Ohi 
Rahmoeller,    Fr.    ^X.. 

St.    Louis,  Mo. 
,    Rev.    Adolf, 

Hookdale,    111. 

Rev.   E., 

Chicago,   111. 


Rahn 
Rahn 


Rahn,   El- 


Rahn 


Niles,   Mich. 
,    Rev.    Fred.- 

Niles,    .Mich. 
Rahl.,    Rev.    H.. 

Edward-sville.    III. 
Rapp.  John. 

St.    Louis,  Mo. 
Rasche,  Rev.  August  C, 

Wheeling,  W.  Va. 
Rasche,  Rev.  C, 

West    Burlington, 
Rasche,  Fr., 

Burlington,   Iowa. 
Rasche,  John, 

Burlington,   Iowa. 
Rath.  Rev.  Wm.. 

Norwood,  Minn. 
Rath,  Wm.    G., 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Loi 
Rathert,  Adolf, 

St.   I^ouis,    Mo. 
Rathsfeld,    Gottlieb, 

Chicago,   III. 
Rathmann,    Rev.    E.. 

Chicago.   111. 

P.\GE  FIFTY-FOUR 


(1915) 

(1913-191S) 

(1S92-1894) 

(18S7-1SSS) 

(1S73-1S74) 

(1917) 

(1S90) 

(1S9S) 

(1S95) 

D..      (1893) 

(1911) 
(19(13-1903) 

(1880) 
L.,         (1911) 

(1903) 
(1889-1890) 
(1891-1892) 

(1876) 
(1898-1899) 

11876) 

(ISS4) 
1 1883-1885) 

(1904) 

(1908) 
Iowa. 
(1891-1894) 

(1893-189.)) 

(188.5) 

(1916-1920) 
lis.  Mo. 
(1889-1890) 

(1873-1874) 

(18S9) 


Rathmann,   Rev.    Wr 

Bartlett,    111. 
Ranch,    Martii 


ngto 


(1894) 

(1917-191S) 
.    111. 
Raukohl.  Teacher  H..  (1879) 

Quincy,    111. 
Rausch.   Fuerchtegott.        (1880-lSSl) 

Haubstadt.    Ind. 
Rausch,    Rev.    J.,  (1874) 

Claremont,   III. 
Ray,   George,  (1S86-1S87) 

Waterloo,    111. 
Reh.   Rev.   Otto  F..  (1916) 

Centralia,    111. 
Rehsteiner,    Edm.,  (1878-1880) 

St.   Louis,   ^lo. 
Reichert,    Rev.    J.,  (1893) 

Portage,    Wis. 
Reichert.   Wm..  (1SS7-18S9) 

Manchester.  Mich. 
Reifschneider,    H.,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Reimund,    Harold.  (1913-1913) 

Meadville,   Pa. 
Reinhard,  Rev.  .\ugiist.      (1873-1874) 

Syracuse,  N.   Y. 
Reinhaid,   Otto,  (1912-1913) 

Marion.   Texas. 
Reinert,    Ludwig.  (1914-1916) 

St.    Charles,   Mo. 
Reinicke,  Rev.   Joseph,  (1881) 

Wooster,    Ohio. 
Reinke.  Teacher  j.,  (1878) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Reinke,   Chi-istian,  (1909-1911) 

Saginaw,   .Mich. 
Reller,   Rev.    H.,  (1879) 

Albany,    N.    Y. 
Reller,  Hugo  N.,  Banker,   (1894-1S96) 

Vincennes,   Ind. 
Reller,    Rev.    O.,  (1909) 

Rochester,    N.    Y. 
Reller,    William,  (1SS3-1SS7) 

Miltonsburgh,   Oliio. 
Reller,  Teacher   Wni.,  (1874) 

( Deceased ) . 
Rensehler,  W.,  (1916-1919) 

Shepherd,    Mont. 
Rest,   Rev.   C,  (1897) 

Marsalltown,  Iowa. 
Reuling,    Edwai-d,  (1S7S-1S79) 

Pekin,   111. 
Reusch,    .\..  (1.895) 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Richardt,   Paul,  (191i;-1917) 

Huntingburg,  Ind. 
Richey,    Charles.  (1914-1915) 

St.    Louis,    Mo. 
Richey,    P.,  (1917) 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Richter,    Robt.,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Riechmann,  Alvie.  (1912-1913) 

Irvington.  111. 


Rieder,  Rev.   H., 

Marshall.  Okla. 
Rieger,  Rev.  J.  C, 

Quinc.v,    111. 
Rieger,  Rev.  N., 

Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Riemann,   Carl, 

Ti-enton,  111. 
Riemann,  John, 

Trenton,  111. 
Riemann,    Rev.    Rudolph 

Lenox,   Mich. 
Riemann,  Rev.  William, 

Minnesota   Lake,   : 
Riemeier,   Rev.   J., 

( Deceased ). 
Riemeier,  Rev.  William. 

Carlinville,   111. 
Riese.  Henry, 

Pekin,  111. 
Ringle.    Rev.    O.. 

Wausau.   Wis. 
Rinkert.   Fred, 

Hollywood,    Kan. 
Rintelmann,   Ewald. 

Milwaukee,    Wis. 
Ritterskamp.    William, 

Fi-eeiandville,    Ind 
Ritzmann.  Samuel, 

( Deceased ) . 
Rixmann,  Paul, 

Long  Prairie,  Min 
Rodenbeck,    Rev.    F.. 

Griswold,    Iowa. 
Rodenberg,  Albert, 

Napoleon.    Mo. 
Roedei-er.   Elmei-. 

Jeffersontown,  Ky. 
Roelfsema.  John, 

Ale.xandei-.  Iowa. 
Roerig.  Rev.  Wm.   H.. 

Barmen,  Germany 
Rohrmann,   Henry, 

Zanesville,   Ohio. 
Rolf,   Rev.    F.   J.. 

Rock    Island,    111. 
Rolf,  Teacher  William, 

Pekin,   111. 
Roloff,  Carl. 

Sheldenhein.    111. 
Rosche.   Daniel, 

Navarre,    Ohio. 
Rose,  Richai-d, 

Parkville,  Md. 
Rosendahl,  E., 

Petersburg.   111. 
Roth,  Rev.   A.   C, 

Westphalia,  Ind. 
Roth.    Rev.    C. 

Elmwood   Place.  Oh 
Roth.  Rev.   C. 

Chillicothe.    Ohio. 
Roth.   Louis,  ( 

(Deceased). 


(1911)  Roth,   Rev.    William.  (1S85) 
Benton  Harbor,  Mich. 

(1880)  Roth,  William,  (1906-1907) 

St.  Joseph,  Mich. 
(1883)  Rueckert,    Fi-..  (1905-1907) 

Holyrod,   Kan. 
(18S6-1887)  Rueggeberg,  Rev.  C,  (1915) 

Pavette,   Idaho. 
(1SS6-18S7)  Runge,  Alfred,  (1913-1916) 

Peotone,  111. 

(1912)  Saeger.  Teacher  F.,  (1880) 
( Deceased ) . 

(1910)  Saeger.    Teacher    L..  (1874) 
linn.                                         St.   Charles,  Mo. 

(1876)  Saenger,  Rev.   C,  (1902) 

El   Centre,   Cal. 
(1880)  Saffran.    Rev.    P..  (1897) 

Niles.   Mich. 
(1875-1876)  Sailer,  Fi-ed,  (1884-1885) 

Acklev,  lo-n-a. 
(1898)  Salatin,   Carl,  (1891-1892) 

Chicago,  111. 
(1905-1907)  Saleske.  Rev.  P..  (1913) 

Coshocton,  Ohio. 
(1915-191S)  Sandreczki.  P.,  M.  D.,  (1897) 

Buffalo,    N.   Y. 
(1884-1885)  Saxler,  Hai-old  W.  J.,        (1911-1912) 

Chicago,    111. 
(1886-1888)  Schaefer,    Rev.   Carl,  (1916) 

Schaefer,    C.    Theo.,  (ISSO) 

(1906-190S)  (Deceased). 

1.  Schaefer,   Rev.    Fr..  (1916) 

(1911)  Colby,  Kan. 
Schaefer,  Rev.   F.  W..  (1876) 

(1907-1919)  (Deceased). 

Schaefer,  Walter,  (1918) 

(1916-1919)  Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 

Schaeffer,  Rev.   C,  (1:89) 

(1900-19111)  Hammond,   Ind. 

Shaei-,   Rev.   C  ,  (1879) 

(1887-1889)  Piqua,  Ohio. 

Schaible,    Paul,  (1895-1896) 

(1S86-1SS7)  Sharon,    Mich. 

Schaub,    Emanuel,  (1884-1885) 

(1903)  (Deceased). 

Schaubhut,  Rev.  Cai-1  F.,  (1873) 

(1895-1899)  Schaubs,   Ei-nst   J.,  (1900-1903) 

Brillion,  Wis. 
(1892-1893)  Schauer.  Rev.  John,  (1912) 

Lockport,    N.    Y. 
(1878-1880)  Schaumburg,    Martin,  (1915-1916) 

Lester  Prairie,  Minn. 
(1896-1898)  Scheerer,   Jacob,  (1883-1884) 

Huntington,  Ind. 
(1894)  Scheible,   Teacher  A.,  (1900) 

Cleveland,   Ohio. 
(1891)  Scheidemann,   Rev.   A.,  (1883) 

(Deceased). 
(1879)  Scheidemann,   Walter,         (1906-1908) 

Acklev,  Iowa. 
(1909)  Scheitel,    H.,  (1918-1919) 

Rulo,    Neb. 
3-1896)  Scheliha,    Paul,  (1878-1879) 

Portsmouth,    Ohio. 


Schcmmer.   Rev.  A.  F..  (1909) 

Hinckley,   111. 
Schenck.   Edgar,  (1912-1913) 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Schenk.  Rev.   F.  J.,  (1913) 

Ft  Madison.  Iowa. 
Scherer.  Teacher  Th.,  (1882) 

Chicago,  111. 
Scherf,  C,  (1912) 

St.   Louis,  Mo. 
Scherzer,    Carl,  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Scheuber,   Rev.   J.,  (1895) 

( Deceased ) . 
Schewe.  Teacher  F.   Vt'm..  (1878  1 

Schick.  G..  (1896) 

(Deceased). 
Schiek,  Rev.  Herman  J..  (1897) 

Pres.,  Blmhurst  College, 

Elmhurst.    111. 
Schiek,  Theophil  E.,  (1900-1903) 

( Deceased ) . 
Schiek,  Theodore  \V.,  (1892-1894) 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Schild,   Rev.   William.  (1881) 

Bultalo,   N.   Y. 
Schiffmann,  Albert  P.,        (1914-1915) 

St.   Cloud,   Minn. 
Schleicher,  Teacher  Fr..  (1886) 

Schlierbach.   Th..   M.   D.,    (1878-1881) 

Pana,   111. 
Schlinkmann.    Emil,  (1883-1884) 

Schlinkmann,   Rev.    F.,  (1904) 

Fields   Landing,  Cal. 
Schhnkmann,    Teacher   J.,  (1914) 

Schlinkmann,   Rev.   Wm.,  (1906) 

Milwaukee,    Wis. 
Schluer,  Teacher  H.,  (1877) 

Evansville,  Ind. 
Schlueter,   August,  (1883-1884) 

Brake,    Germany. 
Schlueter,  R.,   M.    D.,  (1903-1906) 

Chicago,  111. 
Schlundt,   Teacher.   D.,  (1896) 

Chicago,   111. 
Schlundt,  Emil,  (1895-1896) 

Parkers  Settlement,  Ind. 
Schlundt,    Rev.    Th.,  (1894) 

Dover,  Ohio. 
Schlundt,   Theo..  Jr..  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Schmale,  Rev.   Th.,  (1903) 

Pittsburgh.   Pa. 
Schmidt,  Rev.  C.   E.,  (1907) 

Wapokoneta.  Ohio. 
Schmidt,    Ernst.  (1903-1906) 

Scranton.  Pa- 
Schmidt.    Fr.,  (1884-1885) 

Farina,   111. 
Schmidt,  Rev.  F.  C.  (1909) 

St.   Joseph,   Mich. 
Schmidt,   Rev.    G.   A.,  (1884) 

Denver.  Colo. 


Schmidt,  George  G.  A..      (1905-1906) 

Howard  City,  Mich. 
Schmidt,   Teacher   H.,  (1887) 

Portage,  Wis. 
Schmidt.    Rev.    H.    C,  (1876) 

Howard    City,    Mich. 
Schmidt.    John.  (1885-1887) 

Seward.  Neb. 
Schmidt,   John,  (1914-1915) 

Schmidt.  Louis  H.,  (1906-1907) 

Hinckley.   111. 
Schmidt.   Paul  W.,  (1918) 

Chicago,  111. 
Schmidt.  Teacher  P.,  (1878) 

Schmidt.  Rev.  Paul  L.,  (1914) 

Baltimore.   Md. 
Schmidt.   Rev.    Ralph.  (1917) 


Ov 


sbor 


Ky. 


(1906-1908) 
(1910-1912) 


Schmidt,    Willi! 

St.   Louis,   Mo. 
Schmidt,    Wm.    G.    C. 

Reading,  Ohio. 
Schmiemeier,   Teacher  Aug.,      (1881) 

( Deceased ) . 
Schnake,  Alfred.  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Schnake,    Emil,  (1913-1917) 

Nashua.  Iowa. 
Schnake.  Rev.  Paul,  (1909) 

Warsaw,    111. 
Schnathorst.   Rev.   F..  (1913) 

Petersburg,    111. 
Schnathorst,  Rev.  F.  W..  (1883) 

( Deceased ) . 
Sdmeider.  Rev.   A..  (1917) 

Hannibal,    Ohio. 
Schneider.   Rev.   C  (1909) 

Prof.,   Eden   Seminary. 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Schneider.    Edward    C,      (1917-1918) 

Pittsburgh,   Pa. 
Schneider.  John,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Schneider,  Rev.  J.  U..  Dr.,  (1883) 

Evansville.  Ind. 
Schnell.    F.    W..  (1884-1885) 

New  Orleans,  La. 
Schnierle.  Carl,  (1898-1899) 

Clinton,   Mich. 
Schoen,   Rev.    A..  (1890) 

Manchester,    Mich. 
Schoenauer.  Teacher  Ernst,        (1883) 

(Deceased). 
Schoenhuth,  Nathaniel.      (1893^1894) 

New   Salem.   N.    D. 
Schoenstedt,  Chr„  (1S81-1883) 

Monee,  III. 
Schoenstedt,  F.   C.  (1875-1877) 

Monee.  111. 
Schoenstedt,    Otto,  (1890-1891) 

Monee,   111. 
Schoettel,   G.    U.  (1883-1884) 

Freeport,   111. 


Schoettle,  Rev.  Herman,    (1897-1900 

Dexter.   Mich. 
Schoettle,   Rev.   Jac,  (1883 

Cambridge,   Ind. 
Schoettle,    Paul,  (189.3-1894 

Manchester,    Mich. 
SchoU.   Rev.   Frank.  (1915 

Covington,  Ky. 
Scholz,   Carl  W.   B.,  (1884-1886 

Peterwitz,  Silesia. 
Schonscheck,  Edward.        (1912-1913 

Detroit.  Mich. 
Schoon,  William,  (1887-1889 

Wamego,   Kan. 
Schoppe.  Teacher  A.,  (1885 

Wellston,    Mo. 
Schoppe,    Rev.    P..  (1914 

Manitowoc,  Wis. 
Schory.  Teacher  H.,  (1880 

Indianapolis.   Ind. 
Schory.   Rev.    St..  (1880 

(Deceased). 
Schory.    Rev.    Theo.,  (1878 

New  Palestine,  Ind. 
Schott,   Jacob,  (1883-1885 

Schowalter,  Clarence.         (1915-1919 

Milwaukee.  Wis. 
Schrade.  George,  (1880-1881 

Wucrttemberg,   Germany. 
Schreiber.  Teacher  A.  G.,  (1910 

Champaign,   111. 
Schrodel.   Martin   P..  (1919 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Schroeder,  Rev.  Adam,  (1873 

( Deceased ) . 
Schroeder.  Albert  H..  (1911-1912 

Peotone.  111. 
Schroeder,  Rev.    Fr.,  (1915 

Chicago,   111. 
Schroeder,  John,  (1893-1895 

New   Haven.   Mo. 
Schroeder,   John   Fr.,  (1892-1895 

Chicago,  111. 
Schroeder.    Justus.  (1909 

S.   Amherst.  Ohio. 
Schroeder.   Rev.  O.,  (1904 

Utica,  N.  T. 
Schroeder,   Rev.    Paul   M..  (1909 

New  Orleans.  La. 
Schroerluke.   Rev.   O..  (1910 

Schubert.   Carl,  (1886-1887 

Berlin.    Germanv. 
Schuch,  Rev.  J.  N.,  (1897 

Washington.  Mo. 
Schueler,   Rev.   F.   D.,  (1897 

Lawrenceburg,    rnd. 
Schuessler,  Teacher  H.,  (1908 

Quincv,  111. 
Schuessler,   H..  (1920 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Schuessler,  Teacher  W.,  (1912 

Chicago.  111. 
Schuh,   Benjamin,  (1908-1909 

Monroe.  Wis. 


Schuldt.    Franz,  (1886-1888) 

Hamburg.    Germanv. 
Schultz.   Rev.   A..  (1882) 

Schultz.    Edward,  (1887-1888) 

Lyons,  III. 
Schultz,  Rev.  G.,  (1908) 

Haubstadt.  Ind. 
Schultz,  John  J.  W.,  (1918) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
Schultz.  Norbert,  (1919) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Schultz.  Rev.  W..  (1906) 

Burlington.   Iowa. 
Schultze,  Adolf  A..  (1880-1881) 

Chicago.    111. 
Schulz,  Rev.   A..  (1909) 

Muskegon,  Mich. 
Schulz.  Rev.  O..  (1900) 

Schulz,    Rev.    P..  (1893) 

Schulz,   Waldemar   C,        (1911-1913) 

Menomonee,  Mich. 
.Schulz,  William,  (1882) 

Schumacher,  Teacher  G,.    (1878-1880) 

St   Louis,   Mo. 
Schumacher.  Rev.   T.,  (1912) 

Chesterfield,  Mo. 
Schumm,  Herman,  (1S75-1876) 

Medaryville,    Ind. 
Schuster,  Teacher  G..  (1892) 

Michigan  CItv.    ind. 
Schwab,  Rev.  J.  P..  (1905) 

New   York.    X.    Y. 
Schwartz,   C,  (1907) 

( Deceased ) . 
Schwartz.  Teacher  C.  (1893) 

( Decease*) ) . 
Schwartze,    Rev.    Robert.  11915) 

Ellsworth.  Wis. 
Schweickhardt.  Rev.   L..  (1898) 

New   Orleans,  La. 
Schweinfurth.  Rev.   F..  (1914) 

Newburg.   Ind. 
Schwemmer.    Wm.    C,  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis.  Mo 
Schwenk,    Henry,  (1885-1886) 

Seissen.  Wittenberg. 
Schwichtenberg,    Max.,       (1875-1877) 

Michigan  City,  Ind. 
Seeger,  George,  (1877-1880) 

Haubstadt.    Ind. 
Seefeld,    C.    A.,  (1883-1884) 

Franklin.  Iowa. 
Seibert.    William.  (1880-1881) 

( Deceased ) . 
Seiberth,  Teacher.  J..  (1893) 

Seiberth.  Rev..  Ph.,  (1894) 

Prof.,   Washington    University, 

St   Louis,   Mo. 
Seiftert.   William,  (18S4-1885) 

Okawville.  111. 
Senne,    Henry.  (1918) 

Bensenville.    111. 
Severing,   Ernst,  (1S99-1900) 

Freeport.   111. 

P.\GE  FIFTY-FU'E 


Seybold.  Rev.  E..  (1907) 

Ackley.  Iowa. 
Seybold.   Gottlob.  (1883-1884) 

New    Orleans,    La. 
Seybold.  Rev.   I.  T.,  11876) 

Blue   Springs,   Mo. 
Seybold,   Rev  Jonathan,  (1876) 

( Deceased ) . 
Seybold,  Rev.   M..  (19H) 

New    Douglas.    111. 
Seybold.   Teacher,   P.,  (1S79I 

Davis,   111. 
Seybold.    Rev.    Theo.,  (1910) 

Raipur.   E.    India. 
Siebenpfeifter,   ■R'ni..  (1S79-1S80) 

Rochester.    N.    Y. 
Siegenthaler,    Rev.    A..  (1898) 

( Deceased ) . 
Siegenthaler.    Rev.    G..  (1909) 

Buffalo,  N.   T. 
Siegenthaler.   O-war.  (1893-1894) 


Erie,    Pa. 
Sielemann,    Fred, 

Quincy,  111. 
Sieniers^  Walter.  (1903-1904) 


(1896-1899) 


Hav 


\Vi 


Silldorf.   Julius   C,  (I873-187.T) 

Shermerville.   111. 
Simon.   Peter,  ( 191  7-1  92m  ) 

\V'ind.sor,  Colo. 
Sinning.  Kev.   Edw..  (1916) 

Louisville.    Kv. 
Slupianek,   Eniil,  (1904-1906) 


Iladstone.  Neb, 
Socll,    Kev.    E., 

Elmore.   Ohio. 


(1911) 


Son 


Keokuk.  Iowa, 
ich.    J.    F..  (1887-1888) 


SL    Louis.    iMo. 
Sonneborn.   George.  (1919) 

Eden  .Sem.,  St.  Loui.^,  .\[o 
S..nneborn.  Rev.   H.  J..  (1908) 

Cincinnati.  Ohio. 
Spangcnberg.    Rev.    H.,  (1898) 

Millbury,   Ohio. 
Sparenberg,  Oscar,  (1900-1903) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Spathelf.  Rev.  E.  H.,  (1900) 

Elkhart.   Ind. 
Spelcher,  Daniel.  ( 187.'i-1876  ) 


Urba 


Ind. 


Speicher.  Teacher  Sylvester,      (1874) 

( Deceased ) . 
Speicher.    Sylvester,  (1896-1897) 

Evansville,   Ind. 
Spcidel.   I..  D.   D.   S..  (1907-190S) 

Buffalo.    N.    Y. 
Speidel,   Rev.   P..  (1876) 

( Deceased ) . 
Sperber,   A.,  (1896-1897) 

St.  I.-ouis.  Mo. 
Sperber,  Teacher  O..  (1892) 

(  Deceased ) . 

F\r,E  FIFTV-SI.V 


Spoerneder,    Carl.  (1892-1893) 

Centralia.  111. 
Sprenger,   Rev.   C.  (1898) 

Rome.  N.  Y. 
Staehlin.  Emanuel.  (1896-1899) 

Chicago.   111. 
Staehlin.    Paul.  (1891-1894) 

Chicago.   III. 
Stahlhut,   Gustave.  (1886-1887) 

Edwardsville.   111. 
Stange,  Rev.   P..  (1913) 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Stanger.  Rev.  C.  G..  (1891) 

Prof..  Elnihurst  College. 

Elmhurst.   111. 
Stanger.  Rev.  Gottlob  H.,  (1873) 

Hinsdale,   III. 
Stanger.    John.  (1S78-1882) 

Boston.  Mass. 
Stanger.    Robert.  (1918) 

Eden  Sem..  St.  Loui<!.  Mo. 
Stanger.    Theophil.  (1892-1894) 

(  Deceased ). 
Starck.    Rev.    C.    A..  (187.5) 

( Deceased). 
Starck.   Phillipp.  (1876-1878) 

Chicago,  111. 
Stauss.  Teacher  John.  (1881) 

Glenbeulah,   Wis. 
Stave,   Henry,  (1900-1901) 

Baltimore.   Md. 
Stech,  H..  (190-.) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Stegen.  Julius.  (1902-1904) 

Marthasville.   Mo. 
Steinmark,    H.    F..  (1916-1919) 

Armv  of  Occupation. 

Coblenz.   Germany. 
Steller.  Henry.  (1871-1873) 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Stengell.   Leo..  (1918-1920) 

Louisville.  Ky. 
Stille.   Teacher,  J..  (1890) 

Quincy.  111. 
Stilli.    Rev.    Edwin    A..         (1901-11)02) 

I^ouisville.    Ky. 
Stilli.  Rev.   John   G..  (1903) 

Louisville.  Kv. 
Stock.    Herm.,  (1918-1920) 

Baxter,  Iowa. 
Stoelting,   Rev.   F.   A..  (IS.V?) 

Holland.    Ind. 
Stoerker.   Adolf.  (1918) 

St.   Charles,   Mo. 
Sioerker.  Rev.  F..  (1908) 

Nickerson,  K-in. 
Stoerker.  Rev.   P..  (1902) 

Jefferson   City,  Mo. 
Stoerker.    Rev.    Th..  (1915) 

New  Albin.  Iowa. 
Stoll.   Theodore.  (1900-1901) 

Chicago.    III. 
Stommel.    Rev.    Bwald.  (1917) 

Crown  Point.  Ind. 


(1891-1892) 
(1914-1916) 


Stonckmeier,  Fred. 

Hoyleton.  111. 
Storrer,  Alvin, 

( Deceased ) . 
Strasburg,  T.,  (1918-1919) 

Hutchinson.    Minn. 
Strate.  Rev.   W..  (191.5) 

Straube.  Teacher  K..  (1893) 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Strauch.  Oscar  T..  (1907-1908) 

Delano,  Minn. 
Strauss,  Rev.  J.,  (1874) 

Robinson.  Texas. 
Strauss,   J.    D..  (1906) 

Waco.  Texas. 
Streib.  Rev.  Geo.  W.,  (1887-1889) 

Cottleville,    Mo. 
SIreich.   Rev.   H.    L..  (1904) 

Buffalo.    N.    Y. 
Strbtker.   Bernhard.  (1919-1920) 

Beaufort.    Mo. 
Strbtker.   Rev.   H.,  (1887) 

Beaufort.   Mo. 
Strub.   Rev.    H..  (190.5) 

Erie.  Pa. 
Strubbe,    Christian.  (lg91-lS92) 

Lincoln.   Neb. 
Struckmeier.   Rev.    C,  (1887) 

San   Francisco.   Cal. 
Struckmeier,   F..  (1891-1892) 

Hoyleton.    III. 
Struckmeyer.    Teacher   C,  (1912) 

W.ilerloo.    III. 
Suedniover.   Rev.    L..  (1897) 

Buffalo.   N.   Y. 
Suhl.    Richard.  (1910-1911) 

Tu.scola.    III. 

(182-18S3) 


Chi 


111. 


SuiiOtt.    Rev.    A..  (1913) 

New  Palestine.  Ind. 
Suter,    Samuel    R.    I>h  .      (1889-1891) 

Bloomington.    III. 
Tangemann.   Gottlob.  (1887-1888) 

Newton.   Kan. 
Tanner,    Armin.  (1908-1910) 

Carlvle.    111. 
Tanner.   Edmund.  (1901-1904) 

Dallas.    Tex. 
Taylor.    Samuel.  (1883-1884) 

Elmhurst.    111. 
Tepas.  Rev.  Bernhard  J.,  (191.5) 

Rochester.   N.    Y. 
Tesch.  Rev.  H.,  (1890) 

( Deceased). 
Tester.   Rev.    P..  (1,S79) 

El   Cajon.    Calif. 
Thcis.   Edward   H..  (1916-1917) 

Granite   City.   111. 
Thcis.  Emory  (1918) 

McCormick   Theo.    Seminary. 

Chicago.    111. 
Thiclkcr.   Carl   L..  (1912) 

Sand   Prairie,   111. 


Thomas.    Carl.  (1882-1884) 

New  Hanover.  111. 
Thormann.    Leo..  (1892-1896) 

Huntingburg.    Ind.  ,„„^, 

Thoi-ward,  Henry  T..  (1873-1875) 

Powhattan    Pt..    Ohio. 
Thumm.    John,  (1889-1892) 

Columbia,  Pa. 
Thurmann.  Henry   W.,       (1881-1883) 

Madison  Co..  111.  „,„, 

Tiedemann.  A.   T..  (1910) 

Public  Accountant. 

Manheim.    111.. 
Tiedemann.   Elmer   H..  (1910) 

Public  Accountant. 

Manheim.   III..  ,„,-, 

Tiedemann.   P.  Thomas,  (1916) 

Franklin   Park,    111. 
Tiedemann,   Th.   H..  (1879-1881) 

Manheim.    111. 
Tietke.  Herman,  (1908-1911) 

Bari'ington,  HI. 
Tietz.    Robert   J..  (1912-1913) 

Manly,    la.  ,„„„, 

Tillmanns.  Rev.  E..  M.  D..  (1898) 

Los    Angeles.    Cal. 
Tillinanns,  Rev.  Theodore,  (1898) 

Lawrence,    Kan. 
Tjardes.  John.  (1S85-1SS7) 

(Deceased).  ,,nna-. 

Toelle.  Rev.  H.,  (1906) 

Paducah,    Ky. 
Toennies.   Benjamin,  (1912-1913) 

St.  Louis,  Mo.  ,iai9^ 

Toennies,  D.,  (1912) 

St.   Louis.  Mo. 
Tofft.  Andrew,  (1887-1889) 

Watervliet,   Mich. 
Torbitzki.  Edward   J.,         (1884-1885) 

Dittmer's   Store,   Mo. 
Totzke.  Henry  E..  (1918) 

Trabandt.  Ferdinand.  (1910-1916) 

Traeger.  Rev.  John,  (1885-1888) 

Chicago.    111.  ,,oo<:% 

Trefzer.  Rev.  J.   C,  (ISSb) 

(Deceased).  „„„^ 

Trojahn,  Justus.  (1890-1893) 

Oak  Hai'bor,  Mich.  ,,„„-, 

Trost.  Teacher  Theo..  (1887) 

Ann   Arbor,  Mich. 

Trupp.    George.  (lS8J-l«si» 

Tippecanoe,  Ohio. 

Tschudy.   Emiil.  (1883-1884) 

Monroe.  Wis. 

Tschudv.   Rev.    F..  (1904) 

New  Haven,  Mo. 

Tschudv.    Jacob.  (1874-1875) 

Monroe,  Wis. 

Twente.   Rev.   Theo..  (1910) 

Sakti.  C.   P.,  E.  India. 

Twiehaus.   Henry,  (1874-1875) 


Califori 


Mo. 


Uhlhorn,  Rev.  R., 

(1893) 

Van   Wert,  Ohio. 

Uhlhorn,   Walter, 

(1901-1902) 

Oak   Park,  111. 

Uhrland,  Rev.  W.  B., 

(189S) 

Indianapolis,    Ind. 

Ulbricht,  William. 

(1SS7-1SS8) 

Tell  City.   Ind. 

Umbeck,  Rev.  F.  P.. 

(1897) 

California,  Mo. 

Utlaut,  Lorenz, 

(19211) 

Malta    Bend,    Mo. 

Vehe,    Carl, 

(1878-1882) 

Palatine.  111. 

Vehe,   Rev.   William, 

(1874) 

Cherokee,  Iowa. 

Vehlow,   Max  W.   R., 

(1908-1911) 

Wausau,  Wis. 

Veith,  Henry   D., 

(189.5-1896) 

Meadville,   Pa. 

Vetter,    Gottfried, 

(1879-1880) 

(Deceased). 

Viehe,  Rev.  A.   E.. 

(1895) 

Hamburg,    N.    Y. 

Viehe,  Rev.    (3ottlieb, 

(1892-1894) 

Tulare,   S.    D. 

Viehe,   G.   H., 

(1SS2-18S3) 

Henderson,  Ky. 

Voeks,  Rev,  J.   C. 

(1902) 

Palatine,    111. 

Vogelmann,   Rev.   C. 

(1917) 

Wendeville,    N.    Y 

Vogelsang,    A., 

(1917) 

Commercial    Artist, 

Chicago,   111. 

Voges.  Conrad, 

(1893-1896) 

Red  Bud.   111. 

Vogt,   Alfred   B., 

(1884-1885) 

Bdwardsville,  111. 

Voight.   Louis  H.. 

(1919-1920) 

Elmhurst,    111. 

Voigts,   Emil   E., 

(1888-1889) 

Rosedale,   Kan. 

VoUbrecht.   Rev.   W., 

(1887) 

Hamilton,    Ohio. 

Voile,    Carl    P., 

(1899-1900) 

Freelandville,    Ind 

Voile.  Henry. 

(1873-1876) 

Evansville,    Ind. 

Vonderheidt.    John, 

(1889-1891) 

Chicago,   111. 

Von  der  Ohe,  Rev.  A., 

(1906) 

Mapleton,    Iowa. 

Voss,  Rev.   Dr.  A., 

(1891-1893) 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Wachenteld.   Fried., 

(1877-1879) 

Augusta.   Mo. 

Wagner.    Carl, 

(1919) 

Bensenville,  111. 

Wagner,    Rev.    H., 

(1891) 

Bensenville.   111. 

Wagner,    Herman, 

(1913-1917) 

Bensenville,  111. 

Wahl,  Rev.  A.,  (1911) 

Attica.   N.   Y. 
Wahl   Christian  W.,  (1892-1893) 

Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Wall,  Wendelin,  (1872-1873) 

St.    Louis,   Mo. 
AValser.    Rev.    Henry,  (1873) 

St.    Louis,   Mo. 
Walser,  Otto  T.,  M.  D.,      (1896-1897) 

St.    Louis,   Mo. 
Walter,   Carl,  (1885-1886) 

North  Amherst,   Ohio. 
Walterhause,   Geo.  Von.     (1901-1904) 

Forest  Park.  111. 
Walther,   Sam.    M..  (1873-1874) 

Powhattan  Point,  Ohio. 
Walz,  Rev.  A..  (1882) 

Walz,  Teacher  A.,  (1901) 

River   Rouge,   Jlich. 
Wambach,   Fred  W., 

Elkhart,   Ind. 
Wandtke,  Teacher  E., 

Edwardsport.  Ind. 
Warber,   Rev.  E.  ^V.   C, 

Alhambra,   III. 
Teache 


Qu 


111. 


(1915-1916) 

(1899) 

(1896) 

(1912) 

(1907) 

(1918-1919) 

(1880-1884) 

(1894) 

(1915) 

(1883-1884) 
iberg. 
(1891) 

(1914-1915) 

(1907) 


Warskow.   Rev. 

Quihcv.   111. 
Waiskow.    Ernst, 

Coloma,    ilich. 
Warth,   Paul, 

( Deceased ) . 
Webbink,  Rev.   G., 

Owosso,   Mich. 
Webbink.   Rev.   W., 

Foi-restville,  Mich 
Weber,  Ernst, 

Freudenstadt,    Wuerttemberg. 
Weber,    F., 

Baltimore,  Md. 
Weber,   Kuno, 

Pearl  City,  111. 
Weber.    Rev.    L.    C, 

Chillicothe,  Ohio. 
Weber,   Teacher  O.,  (1882) 

Weber,   Otto,  (1898-1899) 

Manchester,    Midi. 
Weber,   Teacher  S.,  (1900) 

Chicago.   III. 
Wedeking.    Otto.  (1877-1879) 

(  1  >eceased ) . 
Wehrhalin,   Henry,  (1884-18S6) 

Chicago,   111. 
Wehrli,    Rev.    .\.,  (1913) 

Registrar,    Eden    Stminar.v, 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Wehrmann,  Gustave,  (1879-1880) 

(Deceased). 
Weil,  Rev.   P.,  (1S86) 

Hammond,   Ind. 
Weinheimer,    Geo.    H.,         (1873-1874) 

Chicago,  111. 
Weiser,  Rev.  C,  (1889) 


Weiss.  Teacher  C.  A.,  (1880) 

Chicago,    111. 
Weiss.  Teacher  Fr..  (1876) 

( Deceased ) . 
"iVeiss.  Teacher  Louis,  (1886) 

( Deceased ) . 
Weissbrodt,    Teacher   Wni.,        (1883) 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Weithe,   Arthur,  (1907-1909) 

( Deceased ) . 
Weizel,   George,  (1894-1896) 

Meadville,  Pa. 
Weking,  Louis,  (1892-1893) 

Hovleton,    111. 
Welcker.    Fred,  (1917-1918) 

Bensenville,   111. 
Wellhoelter,  Rev.  Arthur.  (1909) 

Wellner.   Carl,  (1878-1879) 

Bensenville,   111. 
Weltge,    Rev.    F.    W., 

Belvue,   Kan. 
Weltge.  Rev.  P., 

Holyrood,    Kan. 
Weltge.   Rev.   William, 

Du  Quoin,  111. 
Wendland,    Herman, 

Elmhurst.   111. 
Werhahn.  Rev.  F.  H.  W.. 

Chicago,    111. 
Wei-heim,  Rev.   Dr.  Wm. 

Buffalo,   N.   Y. 
Werner,  Adolf. 

Lahr,  Baden. 
August, 


Ohi 


Ha 


111. 


Werner,    Eugene, 

Chicago,  111. 
Werner,  .Tulius, 

Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
AVerth,    Nathaniel, 

Hartsburg,   Mo. 
Werth.  Rev.  W., 
Westerbeck,   Rev.    E., 

Addieville,   111. 
Westerbeck.  Roy, 

Quincy,    111. 
Westerteld.   Fred, 

Hoyleton,    111. 
Wettle,  Teacher  W., 

Lasalle,  111. 
Wetzeler,  Rev.   Walter  R. 

Eden  Sem.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Wetzeler,  Rev.  William.  (1893) 

Schleswig,   Iowa. 
Wicht,  Teacher  H..  (1883-1885) 

Wiebusch.    August,  (1881-1885) 

( Deceased ) . 
Wiehmann.    Ceroid,  (1907-1908) 

Laramie,    Wvo. 
Wiegemann.   Teacher   G.,  (18S9) 

Chicago,  111. 
Wiegmann,  L.,  Banker,  (1885) 

Hoyleton,   lit. 


(1903) 

(1914) 

(1912) 

(1895) 

(1883-1887) 

(1874) 

(1884-1885) 

(1895-1896) 

(1879-1881) 

(189S) 

(1910-19111 

(1913) 

(1909) 

(1901-1902) 

(1890-1894) 

(1879) 

(1918) 

Wieland,  O.  C, 

Supt.   of  Gern 
Lacrosse.   Wi; 

Wierth,    Raymond, 

Wiese,  Hugo, 

Eyota,  Minn. 
Wiesecke,    Rev.   H.   JI., 

Buffalo,    N.    Y. 
Wiesecke,  Teacher  W., 

( Decciised ) . 
Wiggermann,  Rev.  P.  H., 

Newport,  Kv. 
Wilke,  Teacher  Richard, 

Bayonne,  N.   J. 
Wilkening.   Henry   A.. 

Hamel,   111. 
Wilking.    Fred, 

St.   Louis.   Mo. 
Winger,   Rev.   P.. 

Milwaukee.   Wis. 
Winkel,   August, 

Pekin,  111. 
Wintermeyer,  Rev.  H., 


Far 


111. 


Wischemeyer,    Rev.    W 
Witt,   Rev.   W., 

St.    Paul,   Minn. 
Witte,   Albert  J.. 

Cumberland.   Ind. 
Witte,    Rev.    R.,    R.    Ph., 

Chicago,   III. 
Wittlinger,  Eugene 

Tonawanda,  X.  Y. 
Wittlinger,    Rev.    O., 

Buffalo,   N.   Y. 
Wittlinger,  Rev.  Th., 

Valmeyer,  111. 
Witzke,  Rev.   B., 

Lester  Prairie,  Mil 
Wlange,  August, 

Houston.   Texas. 
Wobus,   Rev.    P., 

Lebanon,   111. 
Wobus,    Rev.    R.. 

Sidney,   Onio. 
Wobus,    Rev.    Th., 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Wolf.  Alfred, 

Des    Plaines,   111. 
Wolf,   Edwin  C, 

Dunkirk,   N.   Y. 
Wolf.    Rev.   H., 

Des   Plaines,   111. 
Wolf.  Otto,  C.  E.. 

Des   Plaines,   111. 
Wolf,   Peter, 

Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Wolf,    Ph.    C, 

Massillon,    Ohio. 
Wolf,  Reinhard, 

Des   Plaines,   111. 
Wolf,   Theodore. 

Des  Plaines,  111. 


(1892) 

(1917-1919) 
(1911-1912) 

(1896) 

(1897> 
(1903-19061 

(1899) 
(1881-1884) 
(1900-1901) 

(1913) 
(1879-1880) 

(1907) 

(1890) 
(1916) 

(1905-1908) 
(1887) 

(1890-1892) 
(1897) 
(1893) 
(1893) 

(1907-1909) 
(1912) 
(1900) 
U903'. 

(1904-1906) 

(1914-1918) 
(1S74) 
(1905) 

(1870-1872) 
(1912) 

(1910-1912) 

(1897-1898) 


P.4GE  F1FTY-SE\EN 


WolSC,    Re.v.    C, 

Ft.   Worth,   Texas. 
Wordel.   Robert, 

trhicago,    111. 
■VVoth,   Rev.  A., 

Seward.   Xeb. 
Woth,    Rev.    Fr.. 

Baltimore.   Md. 
Wuellner.  Teacher  W.. 

Chicago,    111. 
^Vulfmann,    Rev.    B.. 

Cleveland,   Ohio. 
Wulfmann,  Daniel, 

Huntingburg,   Ind. 
Wulfmann,    Gustave. 

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Port   Huron,    Mich. 


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Wulfmann.   Rev.   J.,  (1891-1894) 

Port  Huron.   Mich. 
Wulfmann,   Samuel,  (1882-1884) 

Breese,    III. 
Wullschleger,    Albert,  (1917-1919) 

Wullschleger,   Rev.   E.,  (1914) 

Judson,  N.  D., 
Wullschleger,   Teacher  E.,  (1916) 

Elmhurst.  111. 
Yostmeyer,    Mairs,  (1912-1913) 

Amsterdam,  N.  T. 
Young,   Charles,  (1920) 

Eden  Sem.,  St,  Louis,  Mo. 
Zeiler,    Martin,    W.,  (1908-1912) 

St.    Louis,   Mo. 
Zeiler,   Robert,  (1908-1913) 

Elmhurst,  111. 


Zeiler,   Albert, 

(1880-1881) 

Buffalo,  N.   T. 

Zeiler,   -Alexander, 

(1887-1888) 

Tilsit,  Mo. 

Zeiler,  Rev.   Paul  E., 

(1880-1883) 

Scranton,   Pa. 

Zeyher.   Rev.    C, 

(1917) 

Wahpeton,   N.    D. 

Ziemer,  Rev.   Armin, 

(1905) 

Zlemer,  Otto  W., 

(1898) 

Ziesch,    Julius, 

(1902-1903) 

Richburg,  Okla. 

Zimmermann,  Rev.  A., 

(190S) 

Pekin,    111. 

Zimmermann,   C.   Sch.   J. 

(1884) 

Zimmermann,   Fred. 

Chesterton,    Ind. 
Zimmermann,    John, 

New   Glarus,   W 
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Chicago,    111. 
Zimmermann,  Rev.   Robert, 

Dittmer.  Mo. 
Zink,    Rev.    A.    R. 

Buffalo,   N.   Y. 
Zwilling.    Rev.    O., 

Hudson,   Kan. 
Zwilling,   Rev.    Paul   R., 

Louisville,  Ky. 
Zwilling.  Teacher  Ph.   J 

(Deceased). 


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