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Image depicts five students posing for a photo, smiling at the camera.

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Image depicts students forming a human pyramid in front of a brick wall with windows. People include (not in order) Vaughn Johnson, Herman Boron, Edwin Jacobi, Melvin Muhly, Lowel Guebert, John Herreilers.

Image depicts aerial view of the river valley looking east, with Concordia College in the bottom left corner.

Image depicts a man on stage at a podium, with an audience including a piano player looking at him from their seats.

Image depicts Simon Maier, Vicker Kurhg, and Edwin Regal washing dishes.

Image depicts two people studying at one table in the centre of the Guild Hall location of the library, and a person studying at a table by the stacks on the left of the room. There is a table with books in the bottom right corner of the frame.

Image depicts President Schwermann's house (1926-1953), built 1908, 7230 Jasper Ave., (Ada Boulevard).

Image depicts a class photo at the opening of Concordia College. Students are on the steps of the Caledonian Temperance Hotel, the first location of Concordia College. .

Image depicts students facing the camera and sitting at desks in a classroom located at the Caledonian Temperance Hotel.

Image depicts people on the porch of the First Service Building that was in use between 1921 and 1925. Address: 9529-110th Ave.

Image depicts students with hockey sticks standing on the ice of the hockey rink next to Concordia's Caledonian Temperance Hotel location.

Image depicts Coach Herrielers with the boys basketball team of 1923-1924.

Image depicts six women smiling and posing for a group photo in front of Fraser Cabin.

Image depicts boys landscaping and working on the front lawn of the mansion, with the front of Concordia visible in the background.

Image depicts a crowd gathered for the laying of the cornerstone during the construction of Schwermann Hall by Poole Construction Company Limited.

Image depicts students breaking ground with Stoney Plain horses. Fraser Cabin may be visible in the background.

Article published in the Courier.

Image depicts the construction of Concordia and two lattice work towers. Construction done by the Poole Construction Company, Contractors and Builders.

Article published in the Edmonton Journal.

Article published in the Edmonton Journal.

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Image depicts John E. Herzer, founder, pastor, and professor from 1943-1956. Houses visible in the background.

Image depicts the girl's sports team sitting on the lawn with the coach standing behind them. Concordia buildings and other groups of people are behind the team.

Program consists of a brief history of Concordia College; images of the buildings; faculty, Board of Control and Building Committee members; hymns and readings.

Listed in the program are the members of the first Board of Control: Rev. A. Rehwinkel, Chairman.Rev. E. Eberhardt, Jacob Ulmer, Henry Maschmeyer, and Ed Schmidt.

The faculty members listed include: Rev. A. H. Schwermann, Principal; Prof. A. Rehwinkel, M.A., B.D.; Prof W. A. Baepler, and Prof. J. H. Herreilers. Building Committee members include: Rev. J. C. Mueller, Chairman; Rev. E. Eberhardt, Jacob Ulmer, Sam. Gabert, R. Waechsel, Prof. A. Rehwinkel, Secretary; Rev. F. Pfotenhauer, D. D.; and Henry Horst.

Article published in the Edmonton Journal.

Image depicts ten women on the front steps of the dormitory, part of the Fraser Cabin.

Image depicts the interior of a dormitory room, with a bed on the right and a dresser on the left.

Image depicts Schwermann Hall, Founders Hall, and the front lawn, built in four months from July to Dec. 1925. Mr. G.H. MacDonald and H. A. Magoon Architects.

Article published in the Edmonton Journal.

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Image depicts the girls' dormitory adjoining Fraser Cabin, with the Concordia main building visible on the left.

Image depicts three clowns outside in a field.

Image depicts the members of the "1, 2, 3, 4 Band" on stage.

Image depicts three men cleaning a room in the men's dormitory, making a bed and cleaning the floor with a mop and broom.

Image depicts a crowd gathered on the front lawn for the Concordia dedication and official opening of Schwermann Hall.

Image depicts Frank Koehler, Carl Henning, Albert and Louis Plunz, Bernard Hyatt making a tower by kneeling on each-other's backs on the lawn in front of a Concordia building.

Image depicts the hockey team lined up for a photograph, from left to right: John Wendel, V. Heglsheimer[?], E. Aldhauer[?], W. Abenauer, E. Rentz, H. Burkart, H. Treit[?], [?] Miller, J. Werschler[?], W. Schendel, Phil. K. All names inscribed on back of print.

Image depicts the interior of the library with a moose head hung on the wall between the door and a book shelf.

Image depicts the rooftop of Schwermann Hall and the side Founders Hall, looking east at the river valley in the background.

Image depicts the military band posed for the picture in uniform and standing outside on the lawn of Concordia.

Image depicts Professor Baepler with the Concordia Octet, led by Albert Plunz, on the front steps of Schwermann Hall.

Image depicts the skating rink in the foreground, with Schwermann Hall on the right, and Founders Hall on the left.

Image depicts students sitting in the auditorium at Concordia College, all facing the camera.

Article published by the Edmonton Journal.

Image depicts the interior of a boy's room in the dormitory, with two desks and chairs in front of the closet.

Image depicts a group photo of the Concordia lyric quartet. Back row, left to right: Fred Gabert, Valentine Hergesheimer. Front row, left to right: Arthur Gehring, Louis Liske, Karl Krahenbil.

Image depicts three boys with a wagon in the winter. Edward (Teddy) G. Pearce in wagon, Otto Schultz on the right, and Carl Beiderweiden on the left.

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Image depicts the Concordia puckster goalie, D. Schultz, on the ice in front of a hockey net.

Image depicts eight students using books in the library located in Schwermann Hall.

Image depicts the professors' houses built in the 1940s at the current location of Wayne Gretzky Drive. The architects are G.H. MacDonald & H.A. Morgan.

Image depicts a graduating class grouped in front of Schwermann Hall.

Image depicts people lined up and using weapons at the ballistics range at the Southern Alberta Military Camp.

Image depicts a side view of the front of an airplane, including the wing.

Image depicts a man in a uniform holding a rifle and wearing a helmet while standing in front of a Concordia building.

Image depicts two men, one in a military uniform, and a woman posed for a picture in front of a house.

Image depicts (left to right) George Rode, Mrs. Schwermann and Fred Stark standing together, with other people and cars in the background.

Image depicts four soldiers standing in front of a building at Concordia. Left to right: Arnold Dyke, Carl Schultz, Val Rithler, Donald Kulak.

Image depicts the side of an airplane with a star on the tail, and people in front and behind the airplane.

Image depicts George Rode (center) and four classmates in suits, posed for a group photo on the front lawn of Concordia.

Image depicts the Concordia Platoon. Front row, left to right: Carl Schutz, Val Rithler, Alfred Lucht, Walter Miller, John Armbuster, Richard Schultz; Second row: Herman Baron, Birt Krueger, Bill Knipp, Fred Stark, Arthur Hoffoman; Third row: Alfred Stefani, Norman Eifert, Aldred Reinholz, Ejvind Neilsen, Waldeman Dressler, Henry Kuring; Fourth row: Victor Kuring, Donald Thomas, John H. Ulmwer, Edwin Regal, Willard Eifert; back row: Arnold Dyke, Vaughan Johnson, George Rode, Simon Mair.

Image depicts a man in a uniform standing on the steps of Schwermann Hall.

Image depicts a man in a uniform sitting on the steps of a house and smiling at the camera.

Image depicts an unidentified student in a uniform getting on a bus.

Image depicts six students looking out of the bus windows and door, parked in front of a church during the choir trip to Mellowdale.

Image depicts professors standing in front of the steps of Schwermann Hall. Left to right: Herreiers, Riep, Schwermann, Witte, Guebert.

Image depicts a class of nine students at desks with typewriters, as Dr. Schwermann looks down at the work of a student in the back of the class.

Program for the Jubilee Service of the Lutheran Church (Mo. Synod) commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Alberta-British Columbia District and Concordia College includes hymns, prayers and announcements.
Organ prelude by Marvelyn Schwermann. Liturgists include: Rev. A. J. Mueller, Rev. C. C. Janzow, Rev. W. A. Raedeke, and Rev. A. F. Reiner.
Jubilee Chorus conductor: Rev. A. H. Schwermann.

Image depicts high school students on the steps of Schwermann Hall. Left to right: Hilda Wildgrube, Naomi Henning, Marion Balcombe, Irene Kinzel, Laura Kimack, Adelia Bellefer, Rose Adomeit, Ruth Ohlinger, Esther Stieler.

Article published by the Edmonton Journal.

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Article published by the Stony Plain Reporter.

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Publisher unknown. Includes interior view of new gymnasium-auditorium, dedication service announcement.

Article published by the Stony Plain Reporter.

Article published by the Edmonton Journal.

Program consists of the order of service, participant information, the choirs participating in the Mass Choir, and the designer and construction company of the new gymnasium-auditorium.
The Sermon was preached by the Reverend Dr. Herman Harms. St. Louis, Missouri, First Vice-President of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod.
The Address was given by the Reverend Dr. Martin Walker, Buffalo, New York,
Member of Synod s Board for Higher Education.
The Liturgy was conducted by the Reverend Philip Janz, Stony Plain, Alberta, Secretary of the College Board of Control.
The Prayer of Dedication was spoken and the Choir was conducted by the Reverend Dr. Albert H. Schwermann, Principal of Concordia College.
The Organist was Miss Marvelyn Schwermann of St. Peter's Church, Edmonton,
Alberta.

Article published by The Western Signal.

Program for the ground-breaking ceremony for the girl's dormitory includes: a hymn; the meditation led by President Walter Wangerin; the litany for the ground-breaking ceremony led by Professor Guebert; and a prayer led by Donna Hippe, chairman of the coed council.

Article published in the Edmonton Journal.

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Article about Roland A. Frantz and his family published by unknown publisher.

Article published by the Lutheran Laymen.

Article published in the Edmonton Journal.

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Article published by the Edmonton Journal.

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Captioned photo published in the Edmonton Journal.

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Article published in the Edmonton Journal.

Article published in the Edmonton Journal.

Article published in the Edmonton Journal.

Poster includes images of the campus, President Roland A. Frantz, Albert A. Schwermann, a sports team and the Concordia Choir, as well as information about the anniversary.
Printed on poster:

"In these forty years 170 Concordia students have entered the service of the church, 126 pastors, 44 teachers. Of these sixty are now serving the Lord in Canada.
The anniversary thank offering is to flow into the Church Extension Fund of each District. The interest of the fund will be used by the college to provide aid for boys and girls who are preparing themselves for the ministry or the teaching profession in the church.
We invite you to work with us, to pray with us, to visit our campus and take part in our celebration if possible, to observe the anniversary in your congregation, and to thank God for His many blessings to Concordia."

Article commemorating Concordia's 40th anniversary.