Concordia Theological Seminary - Springfield Concrordian Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1964 volume:

THE CANDIDATE SEMINARY SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 1964 CLASS MOTTO: Whatever gift each of you may have re- ceived, use it in serv- ice to one another, like good stewards dispensing the grace of God in its varied forms. I Peter 4:10. DEDICATION In recognition of a saint Whose bold confession, sincere faith and loving concern has magnie fied Jesus Christ for the students he has served, we dedicate this book With thanksgiving to God and in high esy teem to came WW 99 AS YOU GO FORTH Dear Brethren in Chriyt, You have choyen a good motto. There remain; only thi; that it he Jet in motion. I wonder whether you a: a class, or a; individualx, realize what colomal proportion; such implementation could amume. Concia'er, first, how many individual men comprise the numher of your clan. Add--and this is of no Imall contequenceethe wine; to the roxter. That give; you the turn of the individual gifts ready to he put into operation. Try, if you will, to imagine the nature anal character of the individual gifts. Some are eminent; others, while not great, are genuine and valuable. Some are Jingular, others are of the common variety. But gift: there are a plenty. None has come away from our Lorelly dispemary of grace empty. Everyone ha; .romething to uxe for the henejit of thoxe with whom he lives and anociatey. Then, if you could determine quite accurately one gift which rank; above all other: in each individual, you would :ee a potential for an abundance of service toward fellow-rea'eernea' suficient for practically any need that might arice. It i; the hope and prayer of the Church that the Lord will place you and your wine; in 521617 a manner that your several talent: will come to hear upon the particular need; of the areas to which you are cent. In that way your rejpome to the call extended to you will become a real benediction to people of your flock and in your corn- ' munity. To he cure, the great Jingle axxet that all of you have in common is faith in our Lord Iesu: Christ a: your personal Savior. Out of that has come a sincere a'e- votion to His Word, the holy Scriptures, and a aletire to Jpreaa' ahroaal the Goxpel of Jaluation wherever, and a; long a;, the Lord would me you. For thi: hleming you are, I truct, deeply and humhly grateful. And in gratitude you are now minded to place your perxonal gifts, which the Jelfcarne grace ha; hectowea' upon you, into the SaviorCr Jeruice for the good of people, the redeemed object: of Hi: love. It i; a great privilege, indeed, to congratulate you upon IZICI? hlening; and achievementc, and to with you Godtpeed as you go forth from us into the vineyard of our Lord that i: waiting to be harvested. May the Holy S pirit, Who ha; aia'ecl you in the Jelection of your line motto, help you to keep it ever in your windy, and upon your hearty, to the end that the gift: with which you have been peculiarly en- dowed will not only he preterued, hut will become Jtrengthenea' and intenxifiea' through the comtant ana' unfailing uxe to which Goa ; grace will enahle you to put them. Your: in the Sauiorlc loue, S prin g yield, I llinoic March 20, 1964 W Our President, Dr. J. A. 0. Pre The First Day Behind Us Another year of Goalif time has drawn to a eloxe. I remember one of our profeuors once langhingly saying at the eloxe 0f the 15m day of a new school year, Well, the year i: almoyt over, now that we have the hrxt a'ay behind at? There is much truth to this, for time gee; 50 Jwiftly that we can hamll y heep up with its patting. All of which bring: me to the point that it 5667725 only yesterday that the clan of 1964 entered Springfield a5 a group of hrighteyetl, eager, and some- what anxiom novices, and now you are leaving as to enter into a life in which each year will pay; more quiehl y leaving it; amal 1th 0f ancompletea' tash; and anfaljillea' dreamy. God anal Hi5 people can looh to moyt of you for about forty years of service in His work. U56 theJe yeam, brethren, for Him and for them. U58 them wisely, use them well, we them meaningfully. Theye year; are Hi; gift: to you and to His church. You are entering the moxt worthwhile and stimulating career any man can enter. In exsenee every day will he Jpent in the service of a loving God for needy and troahleal men. Every Jermon, every meeting, every call, every action Jhoala' help achieve the fulfilling 0f thi; career. Mahe the moxt of your lives by serving Him faithfully and diligently. Preach His Word, love Hi5 people, glorify Him, for in 50 doing you will find happinejs and joy in every taxh every day. May God hleu you and go with you. W :4 I v 3;? -u N I wn- thLw r .. In Memorian On January 13, 1964, the Lord summoned Walter Neil Bohlen into His glorious presence. Walter enrolled at the Seminary in September, 1958, after attending Wagner College, Staten Island, New York. He received his B. A. degree from Valparaiso University after completion of his Vicarage assignment. Walter Bohlen was scheduled to graduate from the Seminary in June, 1964. Godhs schedule graduated him to ministry at His Throne. EXEQETICAL George Dolak .D. Th Richard Jungkuntz Ph.D. Ray Martens B.A.,B.D. Arleigh Lutz Moeller M.A Elmer J ', B.D 1n J. Naumann .B., D.D. Mart A Lorman Petersen Th.D Raymond F. Surburg Th.D., Ph.D. Erich H. Heintzen Ph.D . James Weis B.A., B.D. Dan Brockopp B.A. L .J M Ma . g3 Eh .J.T y r n e H Gerhard Aho B.A. Henry J. Boettcher Ph.D. Paul G. Elbrecht Arthur E. Graf B.A. A.B., S.T.M. Bernard Kurzweg S.T.M . Martin F . Luebke M.A. Fred L. Precht M.Mus., S.T.M. Mark J. Steege Warren N Wilbert Th.D. . M.A. Curtis Huber Ph.D. Harry A. Huth Eugene Klug M.A., B.D. Clarence W. Splegel A .D. Otto F. Stahlke B.D., M.A. Howard W. Tepker B.D., S.T.M., Th.D. Fred Kramer D.D., S.T.M., M.A. Academic Dean Allen Nauss Ph.D. Dean of Students John W. Heussman M.A. Director of Library THE CANDIDATES DONALD ALGAR ROBERT ANDERSEN Toronto, Ontario, Canada Valparaiso, Indiana VICTOR ATSINGER MARK BARTLING Houston, Texas Freeport, Illinois BARNEY BAUMANN LAVERN BELLAMY Elberta, Alabama Milwaukee, Wisconsin KENNETH BELZ ROBERT BLAKELY Stanton, Nebraska Charleston, South Carolina NORWOOD BLANKE WILLIAM BREDEMEYER Bremen, Kansas Palatine, Illinois OTTO BRILLINGER jOHN BUCKA Cincinnati, Ohio Bakersfield, California PAUL BUELOW NORMAN BUMBY Itasca, Illinois Williston Park, New York PAUL BUNKOWSKE GERALD BUSS Alexandria, South Dakota Pierce, Nebraska EDWIN CAREY DENNIS CARLSON Detroit, Michigan Wixom, Michigan RICHARD CLAYBAKER ROBERT CULLINAN Sheboygan, Wisconsin St. Clair Shores, Michigan jAMES CUMMING JOHN DAVIS Lynbrook, New York Urbana, Illinois TONY DAVISON KENNETH DENEKE St. Charles, Illinois Lakewood, Ohio ELMER DREYER LESTER DUMER Grand Rapids, Michigan Arlington, Texas RONALD FLENTGEN DONALD GARVUE OTallon, Missouri Marshfield, Wisconsin FREDRICK GEHRS RAYMOND CIESE St. Louis, Missouri Lombard, Illinois DONALD GLASS RONALD GOETZ Lynwood, Washington Belvedere, Illinois GERALD GRIMM EUGENE HADWIGER Westbury, L.I., New York Waterloo. Iowa KARL HANKE ALLEN HASTING Columbus, Georgia Pine Island, Minnesota JACK HEINO ARNOLD HILPERT Bedford Park, Illinois Detroit, Michigan BERTRAND HINRICHS ROBERT HOEFT Guernsey, Iowa Detroit, Michigan WILLIAM HOERGER RONALD HOFMANN Downers Grove, Illinois St. Clair Shores, Michigan FREDERICK HUSCHER DONAVON HUWE Cedar Bluffs, Nebraska Parkers Prairie, Minnesota ROBERT JACOBS FRANK JORCKE Carroll, Iowa Queens Village, New York JOHN KALLIO MORRIS KIRCHOF Chatham, Michigan Humboldt, Iowa Mr! Mdlmn Wclor mum Mm '53;sz Barney 5mm mm. Bellamy amt saw ,1le 3m MZIWAW om BMW John Batik: am am... - gill! 51m lmy amt; erson Pithnillayhha tum mm. John am: fany Davina wank , - $ at A 6' ' 1 Frudml' lb: :7 61y; ld Bass $oncoroia Ehmlogital fitminarg CLASS OF I964 Univ Dreyzr Last Dumr ! 4 V Marl Hank: chld fhnfym Donald Garvin limo ! Gina Donald Sins Allan Ila: fines Jack Mme 4mm Mlparr koberl .bcabs Hunk Jnrckc mlhm W MU flawed lfmu'u ml 1.9an Mhbgm ' Stephan Zipper! 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Mn InIur IMM LYLE KLEMZ THOMAS KLINKENBERC Maple Lake, Minnesota Eau Claire, Wisconsin GILBERT KLOMHAUS HOWARD KRAMIN Plainfield, Illinois Minneapolis, Minnesota JOHN KRIENKE RICHARD KROGEN Gainsville, Florida Alexandria, Virginia BERNHARD KUBE PAUL LABRENZ Detroit, Michigan Oakland, California ROYCE LECKBAND JERALD LINDEMANN Ocheyedan, Iowa Chicago, Illinois STEPHEN LIPPERT HENRY LUBBEN Batavia, New York Teaneck, New Jersey MARTIN LUNDI EUGENE LUTTMANN Ashtabula, Ohio Boise, Idaho NEAL MacLACHLAN DONALD MOSSMAN Butternut, Wisconsin Melville, Sask., Canada ROLLAND NOTWEHR CLIFFORD OLSEN Seward, Nebraska Port Huron, Michigan MARVIN OTTO DANIEL PARSHALL Lincoln, Nebraska Pontiac, Michigan EUGENE PAULUS CHARLES PIAZZA Olive, California Hillsboro, Illinois GEORGE PLATO ALBERT PROUTY Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada Highland Park, Michigan EDWARD PURDY EDWARD RALPH Sawyerville, Illinois Dearborn, Michigan CHARLES RAUSCHEK GLENN RENKEN Decatur, Illinois Mason City, Illinois WALTER ROBERTS CARL ROEMER Detroit, Michigan Chicago, Illinois RICHARD ROSEMAN ROGER SCHALM Columbia, South Carolina Davis, California GARY SCH ILLING Pekin, Illinois GUENTHER SCHOEPF Edmonton, Alberta, Canada ELROY SCHOEMANN Milwaukee, Wisconsin CHARLES SCHUTT Livonia, Michigan ROBERT SEIZINGER LELAND SETTGAST Detroit, Michigan Columbus, Nebraska FRANK SOLBERG REX SPICER Buckley, Illinois Baltimore, Maryland DELBERT SPRINGER 7 DONALD STUDT Round Lake, Illinois Braham, Minnesota ERNO SZEDLAK RICHARD THOMPSON River Falls, Wisconsin Mountain View, California MARVIN ULMER JON WAMPLER Fulton, Missouri Los Angeles, California JOHN WATKINS DWIGHT WEBER Minneapolis, Minnesota Harlingen, Texas WOLFGANG WEBERN Grants Pass, Oregon PHILLIP WISHARD San Francisco, California RALPH WETZEL Chattanooga, Tennessee ERHARD WOLF Giddings, Texas STANTON YINGLING RICHARD YORK Schenectady, New York Detroit, Michigan MARTIN LANGEMO Deer Creek, Minnesota DONALD ALGAR Sarnia, Ontario ROBERT ANDERSEN Greencastle, Indiana BARNEY BAUMANN Corning, Arkansas LAVERN BELLAMY Formosa ROBERT BLAKELY Boston, Massachusetts NORWOOD BLANKE Conejo Village, California WILLIAM BREDEMEYER Channelview, Texas OTTO BRILLINGER New Hamburg and Tavistock, Ontario JOHN BUCKA LaGrande and Enterprise, Oregon PAUL BUELOW Ada, Oklahoma NORMAN BUMBY Nigeria PAUL BUNKOWSKE Lisbon, North Dakota GERALD BUSS Ocheydan and Harris, Iowa EDWIN CAREY Inglis, Manitoba DENNIS CARLSON Marion and Hurley, South Dakota RICHARD CLAYBAKER Plattsmouth, Nebraska ROBERT CULLINAN Oswego and Columbus, Kansas JOHN DAVIS South Beloit, Roscoe and Rockton, Illinois TONY DAVISON Drumheller and Craigmyle, Alberta ELMER DREYER Houston, Texas South Gulf Freewayw LESTER DUMER Lyons, Kansas WILLIAM ERICKSON Advanced Study RONALD FINK North Fort Myers, Florida RONALD FLENTGEN Lawton, Iowa DONALD GARVUE Union City, Michigan JOHN GEACH New Guinea FREDERICK GEHRS Winnipeg, Canada RAYMOND CIESE Chickasha and Apache, Oklahoma DONALD GLASS Bramalea, Ontario RONALD COETZ Advanced Study GERALD GRIMM Middleport, New York EUGENE HADWICER Detroit, Michigan KARL HANKE Waverly and Bremer, Iowa CANDIDATES AND CALLS-MAY 1964 ALLEN HASTINGS Osakis and Carlos, Minnesota JACK HEINO Farmington, Minnesota ARNOLD HILPERT Broadview, Illinois BERTRAND HINRICHS Irving, Texas ROBERT HOEFT Nashua, New Hampshire WILLIAM HOERGER Ann Arbor, Michigan RONALD HOFMANN West Frankfort, Illinois FREDERICK HUSCHER Bend, Oregon DONAVON HUWE Hiawatha, Kansas ROBERT JACOBS Revillo, South Dakota JOHN KALLIO McGregor, Minnesota LYLE KLEMZ Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin THOMAS KLINKENBERC Chandler and Bush Highway Junction, Arizona HOWARD KRAMIN New Ipswich, New Hampshire JOHN KRIENKE Advanced Study RICHARD KROGEN Worland, Wyoming DONALD KROMPART Caroline, Wisconsin BERNARD KUBE Yakima, Washington PAUL LABRENZ Jacksonville, Florida MARTIN LANGEMO Greensboro, North Carolina ROYCE LECKBAND Pleasant Plains and Farmingdale, Illinois ROBERT LIESE Missouri Valley, Iowa JERALD LINDEMANN Corning, Iowa STEPHEN LIPPERT Willow Springs, Missouri HENRY LUBBEN Grand Rapids, Michigan MARTIN LUNDI Walnut, California EUGENE LUTTMANN Kinnear and Dubois, Wyoming NEIL MacLACHLAN Emmetsburg, Iowa ELDOR MEYER Blooming Prairie, Hollendale and Lansing, Michigan DONALD MOSSMAN Advanced Study ROLLAND NOTHWEHR Crestview, Florida and Florala, Alabama CLIFFORD OLSEN Huntsville, Texas MARVIN OTTO Lidgerwood, North Dakota DANIEL PARSHALL Sequim, Washington EUGENE PAULUS North Edwards and Tehachapi, California CHARLES PIAZZA Callaway and Sumner, Nebraska GEORGE PLATO Kansas City, Missouri ALBERT PROUTY Curley and Potter, Nebraska EDWARD PURDY Secor, Illinois EDWARD RALPH Jacksonville, Florida CHARLES RAUSCHEK Auburn, California GLENN RENKEN Kennan and Phillips, Wisconsin WALTER ROBERTS South Portland, Maine CARL ROEMER Advanced Study KENNETH ROSCHE Birmingham, Alabama RICHARD ROSEMAN Belle Glade, Florida GLENN SATTELMEIER Oak Hill, New York ROGER SCHALM Coronado, California GARY SCHILLING Watertown, Wisconsin GUENTHER SCHOEPF Fort Wayne, Indiana GEORGE SCHRADER Jackson, Missouri CHARLES SCHUTT Downs and Hunter, Kansas ROBERT SEIZINCER Charlevoix and Mancelona, Michigan LELAND SETTGAST Osceola, Iowa RICHARD SHUTA Seward, Nebraska REX SPICER Fenton, Iowa DELBERT SPRINGER Nigeria JAMES S. STILWELL Charlotte, North Carolina ERNO SZEDLAK Japan RICHARD THOMPSON Eureka and Trego, Montana HOWARD VISSER Montgomery, Alabama JON WAMPLER Fremont, California JOHN WATKINS Orlando, Florida RALPH WETZEL Buffalo, Oklahoma ALLEN P. WISHARD Antioch, California ERHARD WOLF Uniontown and Longrown, Missouri RICHARD YORK Fort Frances Ontario, Canada W7 VICARAGE AGREEMENT 2????93 y ffi'brogmm' ; E'cgh f ' ,v ,for migfisieggiglttngbts; x rid ,wC-iyhikasreWQ Lutheran Chat; msio'ufi Symi Name of Congregation City-Sta te for Name of Student owen aho adrainhbacarisse donald bren bob barnes apolinario batiansila leslie bauer daniel bell james bengelsdorf charles borcherding h. david brummer alton bruning arthur callesen thomas carlson lynn comstock raymond cummings robert degner david de ramus paul dorr walton ehrhardt john ekstedt howard fabricius thomas findlay bufford fullhart ernesto garcia duane geary james gerken dennis glander john grande timothy grassinger thomas gross Charles gundermann konstantin hahn john hargreaves paul hartman myron hartwig robert hausman gunard heikkila dennis hipenbecker james hoppes richard ingmire nicholas ittzes allen jacobson raymond johnson daniel jurkovic donald just donald kaspar jack keenan a. dean kelm dale knuteson evan koch allen konrad donald krompart William kronen Charles kuhl paul landahl ingolf larsen robert liese robert lietz martin luther larry marhenke daniel matasovsky raymond matejka ronald matson douglas may dick mo collough ronald meier wayne w. meier donald meyer eldor meyer kennard mueller robert mueller theodore mueller d. paul nelson frans nelson dale ness norman nessett fred neumann William otten arthur palenschat paul pollex Wilson porat norman porath emil posavac gerald preuss lester prusha vernon raaflaub robert ratley edward richmeyer james ristvedt kenneth rosche norman ruthenbeck kenneth scherer roger schmuck george schrader russell schroeder warren schumacher brian seiler david shoemaker wendell smith , robert sorenson norman springer roger steffens lloyd strelow dennis tegtmeier ronald timmons milan tonn c. david vidler howard visser donald waldo henry wesenberg William yunk Row one: Keith Hunter, Marvin Flanscha, Adrian Bacarisse. Row two: Curtis Froe- man, Walton Ehrhardt, Richard Staats, Donald West, Dale Trimberger, Gerhard Bode. Row three: Clark Gies, Robert Dehnke, George Silavs. Row one: James Slow, Gary Fortkamp, Louis Elvers, Paul Hartrick. Row two: Horst Jordan, A. Edmund Folkening, Dale Ness, Darold Deterding, James Hendrikson, David De Ramus. Row three: Eric Vuorinen, Dennis Bylund, Karl Dunker, Karl Sauer. For I om not ashamed of the gospel: it is the power of God for salvation 5 to everyone who has faith. Romans 1:16 The Lutheran Hour 2185 Hampton Avenue . ,St.Louls,Mo. 63139 Row one: Robert Luoma, Donald Johnson, Oscar jones, Matthias Krey. Row two: Roland Kroll, Mervin Huras, George Milner, Donald Kroll, Clifford Kessen, Donald Meyerr, Allen Konrad. Row three: David L. Markworth, Ralph Huwe. Row one: Gary Muehler, Robert Rub,Jr., Kermit Ratcliffe. Row two: Charles Main, Douglas Shamburger, Edward Olson, James Rassbach, William Schultz. Row three: Thomas Moore, George Reinhart, Loren Schwiebert, Wayne Pohl. Row one: Robbie Nurnberger, Paul Paries, Russel Peterson. 0Row two: Robert Mursch, David Raetz, James Murphy, August Roessler. Row three: Rayond Pollatz, Gregory Otte, Marl: Seyer, John McKiness, Rodney Schulling. Row one: Michael Meier, Peter Kane. Rowtwo: Robert Hartfield, Norbert Kleidon, Lewis Hardley, John Johansen. Row three: Adrian Kelly, Myron Maltz, John Johnson. You lhove armed 1m word ,porifs; ulhcve averedune my mloer 01mlb. I will raise -u, for Iolm eorfullly cmnd Olndertun W71 ode; arvellous are 0U! works, Ind Hmil' :my cull Iknnows eIPy wen . - PS. 139113.14 UTHERANS For lIFE Row one: Roger Goetz, Beryl Droegemueller, Charles Gierke, Gary Dworak, Lary Davis. Row two: Edmund Fritz, Richard Gerskval, Joel Glade, Jack Crippen. Row three: Barry Foerster, Fred Gersch, William Duerr. Row one: Glenn Bitter, David Boone, Paul Crayton, Roy Bohrer, Samuel Coleman. Row two: Durton Brackett, Paul Buettner, Baldwin Camin, Kenneth Bauer. Row three: Warren Arndt, William Allwardt, Jack Baumgarn. gjit' g0 gevw$wmwhv .. 3 Qx m WW Row one: Donald Claussen, Donald Marxhausen, Victor Brown, Allen Kebschull. Row two: Edwin Bishop, Tim Koenig, Walter Heller, Roy Rummel. Row one: Ronald Zielske, Roger Stoehr, Edmund Surber, Melvin Wolters. Row two: Kermit Walk, John Simon, Donald Tompkins, Joseph Wright, Thomas Wegener, Roger Zittel. Row three: William Woolen, Robert Yount, Lyle Stein- feldt, William Wurm. Row one: Wallace Morris, Herbert Grieves, William Robert. Row two: Tom Gotsch, Jerry Riemer, Charles Tansill, Reinjo Arkkila. camera shy Sem. I: Ellis, Vern; Klein, Richard; Petersen, Merlin; Prok, Myron. Sem. II: Arp, Gary; Bren- ner, Paul; Burow, Paul; Campbell, George; Crawford, Larry;Daniel, David; Davis, James; Duder, Clyburn; Elgin, Walter; Evans, Jack; Finsterle, George; Fraser, John; Gittner, William; Heironi- mus, Norman; Hollander, David; Kwiran, Manfred; Reck, David; Schnieder, Terrell; Schoemann, Elroy; Solberg, Frank; Steffens, Roger; Sutterer, Paul; Voges, Carl; Walter, George; Wlegert, Reuben; Yoss, Joel; Zehnder, Arthur; Zoller, Albert. ' . t5 . I 3 r , !a The lexicons tell us that koinoniu means sharing. ioint participa- tion. fellowship. etc. Ultimately. however. our detinitions must come from life. specifically life in the Body of Christ. 'Koinonia'. the theme of this year book. has been symbolized on the cover by the stylized w symbol of our Seminary. The three circles indicate the triune revelation of God through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. represented by the Cross and Crown. His glorious victory has liberated us from sin. death and the god of this world: the crushed serpent. God's grace to the world has brought us into koinonia with the Father. through the Son and in the Holy Spirit. In the Spirit we have koinonia with bones another in the world embracing Body of Christ. The Seminaryyprepares us to serve this Body. to strengthen its koinonia and inspire its mission. We hope this book will be your lexicon to recall some of the di- mensions of koinoniu you have experienced while studying at Concordia Seminary. In Koinoniu. The Candidate Staff 1964 iffgmnt Wdeg TWCOD D Live We I 3.62... wuunnnm 5am. r uniua . , Get: you rigbt laere, doem? 'it! P11 carry it myxelf! Wait till you get your grudexl Did you bear time one about . . . THE CANDIDATE STAFF ARNOLD HILPERT-Editor HENRY LUBBEN-Business Manager ROBBIE NURNBERGER-Art Director DANIEL PARSHALL Photogrcxpher ASSISTANTS JACK BAUMGARN DANIEL CANION JOEL GLADE EDWARD RALPH RALPH WETZEL PHILLIPS BROTHERS, INC. 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