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Mr. William Ihssen, M.A., English III, journalism, Business English, is teasing again and gets a grin from Yvonne Nicole, Dave Volmerding, and Jerry Waters. Folklore And Fiction And Perfect Diction Mrs. Celia Haller, B.S., English I, holds her class in rapt at- tention. Oops — or has one fallen asleep? No, this isn ' t biology class. Mr. Kurt Jordan, M.A. English IV, journalism, and Business English, looks over family trees displayed by George Heilman, Phil Schoenherr, Donna Buesh- ing, Diana Boester, and Donna Nahrwold.
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Rev. Armin Oldsen, M.A., Religion I, IV. Rev. Oldsen lifts his hands in a gesture of sharing his joy of life with the youthful mind of today. The world today is a changing, moving, growing place. One thing remains stable and true. This is our God. God is our refuge and strength, a very pre- sent help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear though t he earth should change, though the mountains shake in the heart of the sea; though its waters roar and foam, though the mountains tremble with its tumult. Psalm 46: 1-3 The four years of religion are not to mold one into a white-washed shell, but they are to bring one to the full realization of the relationship shared with God. Stand up. Turn around. Breathe God ' s air. And you are His. Rev. Philip Schroeder, B.A., B.D., Religion I, II. Under the guiding words of Rev. Schroeder, Candy Volmerding and Mike Weber study the final phase of the Bible — the New Testament. 17
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Mrs. Helen Knoblauch, B.S., English I, is ready with a smile to answer questions of frosh, Carol Bright, Gretchen Berning, Don Kruse, and Tim Scheibenberger. It ' s not polite to point, but Mr. David Ramm, B.A., English I and II, politely points out his suggestions to Bill Bradshaw and Cheryl Franke. Mimi Littlejohn, Lon Otto, and Diane Prochnow listen closely to an English pro, Mr. Ray Halm, B.S., English I and II. If every inhabitant of the world were lined up side by side and asked to speak one word, the English speaking souls would be surpassed only by the Chinese. For this rea- son Concordians have the opportunity of four years of English. Without the command of this universal language, one is lost in a maze of misunderstanding, a forest of colos- sal words, and a sea of punctuation. 19
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