The Lone Star Lutheran (Seguin, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 6, Ed. 1 Monday, January 13, 1930 Page: 2 of 8
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THE LONE STAR LUTHERAN
LONE STAR LUTHERAN
SEGUIN’, TEXAS
Published on the 2nd und 4th Monday of each month of Hie shoool
year by the Student Body of the Lutheran College.
Application tiled for entry at the Post Office of Seguln, Texas, as
aeoond claw matter under the act of March 3, 1870.
EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor-In-Chief..................................................................................... Wilson Hill
Associate editor.................................................................... ........Ruth Krauahaar
Locals editor ..................................................................................ltosalce Bracher
Sports editor..............................................,....................................Gunther Schwarz
Asst, sports editor...........................................................................Alberta Doertler
Feature editor..........................................................................'........Laura Schroeder
Musical editor........................................................ .......................Katherine Koch
BUSINESS STAFF
Business manager....................................................
A sat. business manager..........................................
Circulation and Exchange manager
Asst, circulation manager...,........................ —
Alumni and Ex-Student editor.....................
REPORTERS
Lllllnm Krause Christulle Krause
Milton Falkenberg Marie Mueuster
Kurt Hartmann
PROF ADOLPH STItENG, Faculty Advisor
Minnie Emsho* - - - TYPISTS - - - Lillie Selir.....ler
.......................Alvin Rolds
....................I/cnard Sager
................Roltert Schmidt
Harold rollings
Rev. W. A. FlaChmeier
Lillian Idebel
Herfonce Weinerl
Inez Wenzel
Address all communications to "The Lone Star Lutheran." Lutheran
College, Seguln, Texas, Subscription Price: < >ne Pollin' per year.
_Printed by the Co-operuHvo Pnldlshlng t'ompany. Seguln, Texas
A GREATER LUTHERAN COLLEGE
Ikslication day will lie a dream come true to many. Congratulations
are coutiug in to Lutheran College mi her new achievement. With all we
add our hearty felicitations and 1m**i wishes for an even greater future
for our dear Alma Mater. With that in view we, the stuff, make this a
special dedication number.
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SPORTSMANSHIP IN EXAMS
With semester exams drawing near a word of Admonition should be
sounded. An existing evil in many school* i* cheating. L seems ns il
some stmlents Itave no scruples of Conscience whatever, when it IM>*II<IS
some student* nave no scruples oi conscivon- «............ .. ■
ToTheatlng In hamic'ri stMeliT* would only realize thtifr-they life
ing nothing by indulging in such actions. Ii is only a crude form of mak-
ing amends for hours of loafing. Most of us are old enough to know
that we are only cheating ourselves and not "lienting the teacher as.
many may imagine. We are cheating ourselves because we are forming
a shameful, dishonorable and degrading luiblt, A Imldt which Will very
llkelv not stand the test of time and certainly not the test id eternity
Therefore Iteware! Be your own friend: Be courageous: Be strong.
—o4 M H H
GOODWILL
The spirit of good-wiR, of love for their school is beginning In show
Itself in the student life here on mir campus. Twenty seven hoy* have
pledged themselves to use some of tltelr spare time without pay lor the
improvement of the Lutheran College campus. Ibis is truly a noble spirit.
Snell action on the part of our students will Is* of real value to opr Inst I-
tution, uot only liecatise it will make our campus more inviting .and en-
joyable hut chiefly because it will prove to all Hie real love which our
students have to their school ami the personal interest which the> show
ill Its growth and development. This spirit manifested by these students
should prove an incentive to other* to do likewise; it is truly a worth)
cause Professor Saxlld, the Instigator and leader of this movement, de-
serves to he commended. We wish him and the students much success in
their undertaking.
-otMMlo
A REAL STUDENT
Life is a school, severe, unrelenting in its demands. Life i* also an
unccn-ing. in<N*s*ant struggle. The purr we. as individuals, take in this
contest deiieuds largely upon our preparation. Fitness, in turn, is con-
tingent upon live individuals attitude. Is life i Nil? is it stem? i> il tall
of meanings'; If these question* are answered in sincere enrnestness, the
start i* prospectively hopeful.
Need of Guidance
Exiterienec lias proven that the citizen’s usefulness as a social con-
tributor needs encouragement, l.eft to his own devices, except as modified
by limited contact with immediate friends and relatives, the young man
and woman tuny never hope living the fuller, completer .the larger life —
will never reach the consummation devoutly desired.
Purpose of Sohodls
For this reason school* have Imsmi established. Here the hoy and
girl m-eive a formal training. They are instructed In (lie various branches
as; mat hematics, English.-mysteries of life, called biology, etc, A mastery
of these common subjects Is decimal Indlspciinble. We know Unit with-
out a tolerable comprehensive knowledge of arithmetic, a legible |**n-
manship, one can not occupy even a minor clerical position.
The Real Student
The real student will master ills regularly assigned lesson. lie will
endeavor to acquire all the hook knowledge possible, Thi- is a move in
the right direction—a challenge to further efforts.
AA’e know that moral worth, sometimes summarized In the word
character, is of inestimable more value of certain comldnn'tious of signs
and letters. Character i* tire outward manifestations of tin- ego or In be’
self; not In total, but sufficiently to servo a* a gauge. No one can hide his
natural self; except, |>crlui|w, momentarily.
Uving Your Better Self
The real student will resolutely try to live out Ids belter nature. He
will do more than that. He will unsparingly discipline himself in practic-
ing and incorporating sterling moral attributes. Wlint are moral attri-
butesWhole-mine pride in one’s self Is a moral attribute. Self-resisM
Is the principal ingredient of personality. The light iti which one regards
himself determines largely how others may "size him up." Pride i* re-
flected In tlie way we use other's property. If a farmer is proud of id*
stock, buildings, fields, and family. Its ap|>cnrutico advertise* It. If students
•re tilled with lofty sentiment* toward* the institutions which labors con-
DO YOU KNOW THAT:
t here are 373,(108 Lutherans in
Africa?
Here are 4:10,527 Lutherans lu
Asia';
there are 59,202.334 Lutherans
in Europe? .
there are 4,305,200 Lutherans iu
North America?
there are 345,504 Lutheran* in
■ Oceania?
there are 304,705 Lutheruu* iu
South America?
75.49', of the world's protestant
population I* I.utlieran?
only 30.52V* of the world's |H>pu-
1 atIon is Christian?
SOCIETIES PLAN
THEIR FUTURE
WORK
The English Society in a previous
meeting adopted The resolution to
live up to its name! As a result,
different authors, their lives and
work*, will is* stressed in the fu-
ture. A committee has lieen appoint-
ed which i* to lind out whether an
English, credit can Is* obtained for
the work done.
The German Society I* automati-
ally changing into u dub. The So-
ciety will take np the study of Ger-
man Literature in their programs.
The Classical Society makes use
of Hie classical languages. They
••il selections from Latin and Greek
Literature.
Croup picture* are to lie taken
of Hie various societies in the near
future which will then Ik* printed
in Hie fame Star Lutheran.
COLLEGE RECEIVES MANY
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
Lutheran College received many
Christmas greeting* from Iter sis-
ter College* tills season. It has al-
ways been customary in |M*t years
to exchange wishes. Those, that so
Kindly rcmcmliored 11* were;
Hebron College and Academy, He-
bron, Nebraska.
Wurllmrg College, Clinton, Iowa.
Warthiirg Normal College, Wav-
erly. Iowa.
Wurllmrg Theological Seminary.
Inihinpic, Ipwa.
St. Paiil-I.utlier College, St. Paul,
Miiui.
The colleges tin whom we extend-
ed our merry greetings were;
Eureka Lutheran College, Eure-
ka. South Dakota.
Aiignstnnu College, Rock Island.
1 lllnoi*.
University, Columbus,
Junior College, Clifton.
Capital
< tlJo.
Clifton
Texas.
St. Puiil-Luther College, St. Paul,
Minn.
Wart burg Theological Seminary,
Dubuque. Iowa.
Wartlmrg Normal College, Wav-
erly, Iowa.
Wartlmrg College, Clinton, Iowa.
Hebron College and Academy.
Hebron, Nebraska.
staidly for their welfare, they
would he doubly anxious to show
* heir regard by always acting con-
siderately.
Acting Considerately
What i* meant by acting consid-
erately? if ,i piece of furniture is
broken, window* missing, or other
detracting features noticed, nnd
students immediately make right
their part and assist other* In keep-
ing the school appearing inviting.
* it <■ li st mlents are cultivating
healthful pride, nnd developing one
moral attribute time can not eface.
A Contributor.
PALACE THEATRE PROGRAM
Sunday & Monday—Ruth Chat-
terton, Clive Brooks in Hie ail talk-
ing picture LAUGHING LADY
Tuesday & Wednesday, Jan. 14-15
—Hugh Trevor. Aileen Pringle iu
the all talking picture THE NIQHT
PARADE.
Thursday, Friday, & Saturday,
Jan. 10. 17. 18—Victor McLunglen,
Edmund Lowe in the all talking
picture THE COCK EYED WORLD
Sunday & Monday. Jan. 10, 20—
William Powell, Helen Kane in the
all talking picture 1*01 NTED
HEELS.
Tuesday & Wednesday, Jan. 21.
22—Evelyn -Brent, Neil Hamilton
In the all talking picture DARK-
ENED ROOMS.
Thursday, Friday & Saturday,
Jan, 23, 24, 25—J. Harold Murray.
Norma Terris in the all talking pic-
ture MARRIED IN HOLLYWOOD.
NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS
“Chicken Bill" Daunliaun; Re-
solved that I shall iio longer take
part in any athletics.
* * *
Robert Wensel: I am determined
to iMs-onie a woman hater.
* * •
Helen Hinze; I am resolved to
reduce during thi* year.
I.enard Sager ”sez" that he will
write not h*ss than ten articles for
every Lone Star Lutheran. (Fox.
we’ll appreciate it If you will at
least write those articles nssigued
to you.'i
Hcrmiiiu Neater ■*, llemeforth I
shall have a date with someone hc-
sides "Zac" on Friday night.
• * •
Con eh Doertler; Resolved Unit I
shall never .scold another hey while
I'm coaching.
• * •
Krause Sisters; Kesolv<*d that we
shall disturb tin* students in tie*
girls dormitory every night.
* * *
Ro*nlee Braeher; During 193d 1
will “hush" no students In the li-
brary.
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The Lone Star Lutheran (Seguin, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 6, Ed. 1 Monday, January 13, 1930, newspaper, January 13, 1930; Seguin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth982173/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.