Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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Victorian Dinner Dance for Jr.-Sr J. il ' ' ll The Bobby Layne orchestra provided many hours of fine musical entertainment. Fred Tieman and Sue Mueller take a break in the Garden Room. if! X -,,7. .1 ,I x ' - - - l 24'- V -' 1 ' X ,X 1 Xb Couples find first CTC dance very enjoyable. Denny Uecker and Ken Avery, accompanied by Bob Lindau, sing the saga of the Seniors last year at CTC. ,- L,-3 Q. .R I .' 5 i .ln ,J A l H 39

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Long Awaited Events ark n End nd Beginning With the coming of Call Service, Seniors rea- lized that their college career would soon be over and their mission in the world would soon begin. An atmosphere of excitement and antici- pation filled the air as days changed to hours, and hours to minutes until the final moment ar- rived, announcements were made, and each senior turned his thoughts to the reality of hav- ing a classroom of his own. Following Call Service, the days were not long until-classes came to a final end, four years of Facial expressions show the mixed emotions of seniors as they con- front Call Service. college life were finished, and the climax reached as seniors marched as a group to graduate in the presence of friends and relatives and to look with treasured memories at the past and anticipated hopes and prayers for a future of guiding children in the love of Christ. vw- zu-1:57. fm - s-.rf .f 1 V-f .L . 4. .. ...gnu au. - : -li. rp., air- .+., A 1-tl . E' -'-'- ' ' , - .':,--ml.. ,.1g.4 .gwni '.. ., V- . !' - 'Fil ggi'- ,1fh,. :Ju-'iraiffq .511 7, s-f,'f':J,,-.In-. V aim' r.A.'-, it ,U ..1'.::' if , -' ., ' v p 'Strat' i1:f.-,-::-.-.-- . -' 1 N . . ...-. .1 ...H ,Q I, ,,,,.. V . Ms.. . . ,- N , ' '-nj.: I t glue tilt ,pf HI: ,- 1 I , .. +-e'., - ,' -, YYY'- Seniors get ready for the final event of their college days The moment of accomplishment finally arrives as Lowell Goecker re- ceives congratulations from President Janzow upon receiving degree.