Concordia College - Spire / Concordian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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President Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - . has me?” “I already told yo twice.” “Oh, sure, orge. Sorry. Looks like it’s our turn.” “Sign | please.” “Man alive tts an autOM@meraphy?” “Money , more morgy?” “What’s thi CONCORDIBN?” “Well, tIiMt’s finally over. Ah, whatfliss! We are ollege men ang women nov We even lefMned to sign ou names ina ond flat af those tests. t it wag joyed the corW@o2 Alling burnt corn sill from between 0 . In those first wee our eagerness for knowledge was show y capacity crowds at the Orientation le es. e “women” found a new fascinatio Vear- each other’s clothes. Homecorg oe! We FY@men thought we’d make thgorld go rou and we did. The bonfy@ Wsputtered and gamed its wav to a plorj S but soggy finish. ved, and we autographing a all work. We en Jim Wiese - Edwin Brese - Rita Buhlman Marlene Kruse t home to: “My, how ed to Concordi e changed!” d were happy ong grind from Christmas to Easter showed us slacking in our traces, Finals hit us and kept us rocking for a week. We know now that at the more spectacular water fights in Sihler, the Deg even honors us with his presence. With M; ame College Capers. Our class ging a O I) a Ne brave co =haataiake ith: oe : te ta aft-t-ter all.” What would our year have been without the new indispensable acquaintances we made such as Mrs. George, the plumber and light- bulb fixing janitor for Martha and Sina, and those unsung heroes with whom we spent many an hour, our profs. Heroes? Yes. It wasn’t easy, but they managed to leave some- thing with each of us. “ So senonenoneoensqnsncnconooonscconsoneencesenensecesooneaesasenenes eR

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Edwin Thress ved” Frenzied orator ... innate statistician . .. out- standing tenor ... oblivious of what does not interest him. A Capella Choir I II, M@W Intramural Editor Ia lII, Male Chorus I II, Intramural Sports I II, Sock Buskin I II, Referee, I II, German Club II, Walther League II, Male Chorus Sec. II, Mail Carrier I II. Kenneth Stresman “Kanuck” Planner of the future ... frets about schoolwork ... atom of speed... his interest undivided. Intramural Sports I II, Gym Crew I, A Capella Choir II, Male Chorus II, Softball II. Marlene Striewski “Mar” “Miss Society”... . stylish yea) earer worker ... miscievous menace... “All rightie.”’ Attended Wayne University I, W.R.A. II, A Capella Choir II, Chapel-of- the: Air Choir II, Choraliers II, Walther League II, Sock Baskin II, MGW II. Lanny Zupp “Lanny” Not a fatalist, not an Saat es walks wisely in the middle way... Margaret Tresselt “Margret” Madame President... jet-propelled. .-. a little girl with a big brain .: . thrilled with the simple things of life. A Capella Choir I Vice-Pres. II, Honor Council I Sec. II, Mission Society Ix], MGW I Man. Ed. II, Walther League II, Women’s Coun- cil Pres. II. 28 Richard Warneck i “Rich” Seal-skinner ... a pillar of strength and a rugged individualist . at peace with God and man... “How long?” Intramural Sports I II, Male Chorus I II, Re- ligion Club II, Walther League II, Men’s ort cil II, Auto Cie II.

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Row 1: Arthur Adler, Dan Ahrens, David Bade, Fred Balke, Mary Bohnke, Ervin Brese, Tom Brown. Row 2: Rita Buhlman, Dennis Bumgarner, Bob Dey, Herb Dorn, Dick Drews, Bob Eicher, Ron Engle. Row 3: Ken Eytcheson, Jim Fackler, Jim Fiegel, Carl Fitchett, Darlene Foltz, Keith Fox, Ed Gaubatz. Row 4: Gordon Goltz, Marlene Goss, Walt Griffin, Ralph Gustafson, Leroy Gutermuth, Fred Hage- meier, Larry Harris. Row 5: Don Heilman, Carole Heino, Walt Heinz, Glen Heiserman, Al Hellert, Dennis Hill, Gale Hummel. Row 6: Bob Hutchison, Jim Irwin, Tom Johnson, Bill Kaeppel, Nancy Kavasch, Jim Knackstadt, Ralph Knorr. Row 7: Conrad Koehler, Martin Koeneman, Walt Kovac, Ed Krauss, Marilyn Krudop, Bill Krueger, Marlene Kruse. 30