The Lone Star Lutheran (Seguin, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 6, Ed. 1 Monday, January 13, 1930 Page: 3 of 8
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THK LONE STAR LUTHERAN
PARISH HOUSE IS
SCENE OF FILMS
Siegfried, Das Deutsche Lied
and Life of Hindenburc
Shown on Jan 8 & 9
Tin* * Herman dejMiriment of Lull)*
oran College offered tlu* students
a ih I general public a real in‘at on
Wednesday aiul Thursday evening
of tin* past week. The stor.v of Sieg-
fried, taken from the • N lei h*I ungen
Lied," was shown In a seven reel
Hint on Wednesday evening. The
sot-ond evening a film in appreela-
tion of tin* Herman Song and tin*
story of tin* great "Herman Saen-
gcr Fi’st” of Vienna was presented
in pictures.
Tlve "Nicbcluugcn Lh*d" which
exists in some thirty manuscripts,
is most likely the oldest piece of
Herman Literature of tin* Middle
High tier man period. The souk re-
lates the adventures of tin* (treat
<U*rlimn hero. Siegfried. It tells of
ids youth, of his experiences, his
life as a suitor and'of his death.
The poem (toes on to tell of tie
revenge of Krimhilde hut the dim
ended with the death of Siegfried.
Siegfried’s buttle with the dragon
was one of the most interesting and
thrilling scenes of the picture. Tile
scenery was beautiful and instruc-
tive.
Another feature of Wednesday
evening’s program was a two reel
picture presenting a brief biography
THE PROSEMINARISTS
itiglu to left: sitting, \V. Ill'll. Sageldel, M Falkenbcfg, Itey. Hratt-
lick, A. Holds. |„ Sager. A tii'lcr. Win. Dii.tuilmuv Standing: 1st. row M
Klliter, It. Miller. V. Seidiil, A. Mohr, it. Wensel. K. Lampe. II Linden
berg, II. Imnuhaus. 2nd n w K. Ilaitmanu, I.. Simon. It Schmidt. It.
Poehliimitn. E. Sageldel. II. Peclilmann, I., itraun. tint row: I'. Sager. W.
I’ochliiianu. M. Kiushoit’.___
BRAUUCK ANDER
AND STRENG
SPEAKERS
EXAMS SCHEDULED
FOR COMING
WEEK
■ of the' former Prt—ddmr con Hfnv*
denlierg.
The lirst picture of tin* second
evening was in appreeialion of tin*
iterman Song. It showed how the
Iterman Song spins a thread which
runs through the entire life of tin*
individual, from Ids cradle to Ids
old tige. Tlte scones which accom-
panied thin picture were both real-
istic and educational.
Following lids there was an ac-
count of tin* greatest of all assem-
blies of singers in tile world, the
great ‘‘Saenger Eest" in Vienna.
In preparation for this event a spe-
cial auditorium had been built
which seated ini.imhi people. One fea-
ture of the meeting was a parade
of the many organizations repre-
sented. Tile parade lasted one
whole day. What a colorful oc-
casion : it thrilled a person merely
to see the picture. Whit a heritage
the Herman may boast of when it
comes to song.
S. H. Banquet
.lust before Christmas President
Kraushaar, Poach Oocrtier and
I’apt. Schwarz were invited to a
football hantpiet at the Scguiti High
School. Of course the invitation
was gladly accepted and the Luth-
eran t’1 f* representatives were
“Oil dOCK.
First, a tine chicken snp|>cr was
enjoyed hy all. Then Mr. Hriese-
lnelster, the toastmaster, got tip
and started Ills breezy line. Nearly
everybody present had to make a
short talk. Tlve High School boys
elected Kuitkel as their next years
captain. Adjournment followed anti
everyone bad enjoyed tin* "get to-
gether.”
AN EX EXPRESSES
HIS IMPRESSIONS
Spends Entire Day On Cmm«s
Marveling At Development
Of Alma Mater.
An ex-si uili'iii looks over the
campii* and is ’surprised at some
of the changes, lie enjoys tlte visit
and Hie resolution that lie shall
come to sec his Alma Mater more
often i» born in bis heart (Kdltors
Notc.i
I have been reading about the
.1 iiiiior College, the new teachers,
and have muired various other
things that were changed liefore
the Lone Star Lutheran liegan its
career: si, | came to visit m.v Alma
Mater in order to see for myself. 1
icieivcd my lirst .glance of tin* cam-
pus ai abbot niiic-iliirty: in the
morning. What an eye full! Instead
of one building I here are now four.
After looking about for a bit I
went to the office and met Hu* now
president. We bad talked only a
few minutes wlieu I was told that
it was convocation lime. As wo en-
tered the auditorium I was sur-
prised to sis- a number of student*
faking roll call: Yes, they were tak-
ing roll tall and there were none
missing. Itut chapel had already be-
gun. We surely did have a line ad-
dress that morning. I understand
i! was made hy a faculty metnlier.
They are doing these students a
favor by seeing that they are pres-
ent. How I w ish I could lie present
at every eonvoeation. ,
After eonvoeation I made an in-
sperftnfr tour thronglC Hie vaHMis
buildings. It was noon time lief ore
1 had gotten very fur. There were
so many tilings to .see in and near
tlie administration building. the
new heating plant, the biology lab-
oratory, tin* grounds, that I
had not advanced very far at Mils
time. As we entered the dining
room, how I was surprised. —
there wore so many in there that
you could hardly move about. There
were live tables and tin* seating of
Hie boys and girls reminded one
of mie large family. What a-group
of jolly and healthy students. Aft-
er seeing them I knew the secret
of die greater Lutheran College.
A« we left the dining room I
followed the crowd. A great many
of the students went over to the
Welter Hall where tile auditorium
lias been converted Into a lounging
room. There you may liiiil tallies
:i till chairs so tljal the students may
play games. The exchange papers
of die I,one Stitr Lutheran have
Ileen placed into fills room as well
its some of tlie best magazine*.
What si splendid plai-e for a stu-
dent to spend his spare time. But
I hail to hurry on.
I looked over the chemistry lab-
oratory, the library and the girls'
dormitory. What, si splendid im-
piovrmoiit. ,\ line place to live—-
modern, homelike, but also an
ideal place to study. Would that I
colild be a student once more. Tlyit
putted the day. a day well s|s*nt.
Fellow ex-students my advice to
you N to give tin* place ;i "once
over." il will be worth your while.
FORENSIC ( LI B OKHAMZKI)
11 'out limed from page 11
only charier inemlso's have the
privilege of determining tlie eligi-
bility of members. Those meiiilierH
in good standing at the end of tlie
year are tin* charter members for
the following year.
All bids for membership must la*
given to the spon-or wlio will pre-
sent them to tlie elllb.
Tip* meetings of the club will
be bold every Thursday evening
tit 7 :«h» p. m.
Miss Vivian will be ready to n*-
reivc reipiest, for admittance to
membership til any time. Any stu-
dent at Lutheran College not elimi-
nated by one of tin* above require-
mculs may make a Idd for mem-
bership.
1
in past years there- lias always
existed a feeling of imllttereiu'e
among the proseniinarist s; how-
ever with the aid of their sponsor,
Professor Braulick, they have tlii'
year Ihsmi able to efface llii' feel-
ing ami I" organize a < lull of their
OWIi.
Every student, belonging to ibis
organization, is given th" opportu-
nity to Conduct the meetings A
committee lias been elected Whose
duty it is to get a speaker from
the faculty , or an outside speak
or for every meeting who is to
speak on some subject or problem
which is of .special line rest to fn
lure pastors, So far. various mem-
ls*rs of tin* faculty gave sune inter-
esting addresses, Professpr itrau-
liek spoke on “The Duty of a I'tis-
tor." Professor Atider on "The
Practical and Theoretical Side of
Life,” and Professor Strong oil
‘‘The Pastor and Civic Life."
Tin* address is usually followed
by a general discussion of the top-
ic which has been presented.
Word was ixxvivcd n| tile death
of Rudolph Sehule. a former L. C.
of "jr.,•.».•, Mr. Sehule of Maxwell
was killed in uti auto an ideal in
San Antonio on tin* night of I tee.
ill! We, lite staff, in lielialf of the
school, extend our most sincere con-
solations in the bereavement of the
Selnile family.
(Cent[tilled from page I i
English I Room I tic.
English .‘I Room -"A
SATl ED\Y, .1 ANT ARY ly
*11 A. M.
MatlieiualIt's 2 1.'I Room 7C
Himan la Room !>C
Education II", I ,v II Room HM'
Solid lieomelr.t A-Room e.\
English 2a Room 7A
Herman ’lit Lab. Room.
Herman II;l
2 P. M .
History I I'll, .Room lot'
Latin li:i Room 7C
Plane Heoniel ry 2 Room o,\
< 'i\ ies | — Roolll Rio. Lilli.
Latin IA—Rnoni 7A
Eible i Room !it'
Herman I Room !•<'
Herman I Room Lab.
Education 2L!
MONDAY. .r.VN'l ARi
s-IIA M
tireek 11-> Room ini'
Biology 21.",— Room 7t'
Mistoiy A. Room *t'
Spanish A2 Room lie
2 *. IV M
»'lietiiistry lie Room lit'
Biology IK! Room tic
History -"a Room sc
French la Room Lab.
Algebra 2a — Room 7C
Our Chemistry Laboratory
‘A” STUDENTS
What was that?—A musical gong
and In the kitchen? Yes it was the
now clock. The old clock was no
longer serviceable so Rev'. Jans-
sen donated a new one. It is a shelf
clock, about eight Inches high and
of mahogany wood. Tlte gift is
highly appreciated l»y Mrs. Hibson
and I’-er staff.
has a total value of Jt.'t.o.'k'i,
has n motor generator
it fume hood,'an analy tical M>'n*i
live balance.
a plntinium crucible valued ill s**u
lias a store room, a sink room, an
nlnuidant supply of reagent and
specimen bottles, and -helves and
cabinets for storage,
has eight factory built desks with
stool* ill Inched Vo the desk*.
These ih-k- a re equipped with
plugs for elecfrtenl experiment
has ample room for 2* students to
work in tlie hi bant lory at one
time. Our two chemist ry- course,-
nnj standard course's prcrnpii
site to the study of medicine and
other technical work.
From the rcgl-jraV’s ollice ( iiiu's
the new* that the following made
at least four "AV! for the second
-i \ week - :
I ollege I leparlmeld
I V* : Velma Alves, fljivia Roe.-k
• • r, Alberta Hoorller.
0 A S : Hel foni e Welliert.
• <
Ai-adeuly I tepa rl llielll
1 A's: Dorothy Kraushaar. All in
Reinai'Z
A A'-: Edward Sageldel.
il A’*: Felix Sager, l.euai'd Sag
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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/m1/3/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.