Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)
- Class of 1951
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- ' nw I 4 S. 4. ,t I v' 3 .Z,,?,., 4-1 .sr if 54 ,.,. 905' 'N .iuv-11-1 --a 4' 4? 1 HU n v Ln P- A , 5 ,, Q-x..Q.f1a',' .-, V, Fw- ' .'fq:d1u'1:::rar!r A may 5, .P qi-I ' 'v 1' YV' ' r V . ww!!-Q 'A - + ,,4nr., W ,,, .qu 1 V' I 1, F W xx X 25 NW Nl II i s 1 w ,W-...VM . 1.7 gg-Dum, -1451 H .... -1 xr -V--f -r ffl ,L 1, stir: E wg, f. 1 , N ' -v .-1.-'- alEYii '!??3aaf'T'f2 AGSWFF ' 1- .. PJILLARS .F 1951 Concordia Teachers College River Forest, Illinois l , ii, i DEDICATION Professor Emeritus A. H. Miller graduated from Concordia College, Addison and the Uni- versity of Chicago. He served as principal and teacher in Danbury Connecticut for twelve years before being called to Concordia in 1905 as a professor of English. While at Concordia he was also advisor of the yearbook for many years. Professor Miller is the author of twenty-two books. One of them, an English book, was pub- lished by Concordia Publishing House and the rest he published himself. His other books in- clude texts on science, spelling, etc. After sixty years of service as a Lutheran School teacher, forty-two of them at Concordia, he retired in 1947. To you, Professor Miller, we dedicate this yearbook for your many years as a servant of the Lord in the field of education. s ? Aff? mam sm 1 ma ss H r mg Y. pm mmm na mam, many B E- REE WWE? QEWUS wssgmx QHMRSSBQ H Ev -'WSQEF Gqmno Qmm ost GMS A ,I R za Sm 'I H . lnuz an .. uf. X .Q L. ,a- ' Ya L'5 's I A 1 'i S. A, !Jf,,. 1 v '. sl: . V! b f 1 'N hx I' X 9 B, U 1 5 gauge? Xanga? H. H Q E 5 L af km? fu mn Q' E - H mv? Q W ni '- g. A 'Q V A ny , V I2 n-z AQ Q 2 my 3 L B: sw?i3sf',A3s ati BQ W E Q E E ma . . H HB. . A Nw-'mf m5 I ' k W! L I WQ1 .j v- , 7 ,h ,J 5 , , . , , - Af , ' K 1 8-- i - - lu:- I 'a Q . 'I :-: sl i v , A x P, ,, Tift , w M I, A M A 54, Q xt - 41, ' ' ' ' ,. H Q gifs ' y 'E 1,94 7 5 5 5 l A 4 , ,ul V 5 gg Y be , 0 Qi n m V ' SS , .' FE ,J K4 ss ss a be , H . Emma an an , Q . ss 9 , . H l H H 1' b wg: Cam .V-H ng- wmyw . -. .44-1... . v 'ff r11'331dE.. 3'- 4' K f 'M ' J ' iiftvm H Wu' , Y M, ,su f :: ' M 1 11 - Q 1 ,V -.. - ..j W g , Msn, .45-1'-f U ' ' ' ' , Ame we ST Aww AY ff fgiffffix we ueumvf , 3' . X gl, , 'Q I f AL 1 - 4 I' W'f A. , Yam, A 1 fit: K, , Q W x iw-,X H m mm . W U 'E fi, yt- ':5: ' My Dear young co-workers, Each one of you is a child of God and an heir of eternal life through faith in Christ jesus. The Lord has given you an excellent education. All along the way He has been preparing you for the moment when you will enter your life work as professional servants of the Church. That moment is close at hand. Will you pause with me right now and ask with the psalmist, What shall I ren- der unto the Lord for all His benefits toward me? Then I am sure you will whole-heart- edly join Him in His three solemn promises. I will take the cup of salvation, the daily forgiveness of all my sins, the continu- ed assurance of His abundant grace in His Word and sacrament. Yes, I will take this cup of salvation! f'Wbat shall l remlev' zmto the Lord for all Hix benefits toward me? I 'will take the cup of ml- fuatiovz, and call upon the mime of the Lord. I 'will pay my 'vofws unto the Lord now in the presence of all His people. - - - Psnlv-11116112-I4 7 I will call upon the name of the Lord.' ln private prayer I will pour out my soul to Him. In the classroom and in public worship I will join my fellow-Christians and lead them to use and to appreciate the blessed privilege that is theirs. I will pay my vows unto the Lord now in the pre-sence of all His people. My per- sonal vows of faithfulness which I made at baptism and confirmation - - - these I will earnestly strive to keep. My professional vow which I am soon to make 7 - - I will make it sincerely, gratefully, joyfully, now, in the presence of all His people. May God be with you and make you confident and effective teachers of His un- failing grace. Sincerely, ARTHUR KLINCK, President F OREWORD Under God, Concordia has completed its 86th academic year. Another group of graduates is entering the educational system of our church. We have seen history being made on at least three fronts during the year, 1950-51: largest enrollment in the history of the school, 559 students, the first complete school year as a member ofthe North Central Association of colleges and Secondary Schools, and the first academic year as a tour year college, without a high school department on the same campus. For these reasons we have been called, the New Concordia. The 1951 Pillars attempts to portray lite at the New Concordia. We trust that you will use this volume often to relive the good old days. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Blaine Raymond FACULTY ADVISOR Victor Krause PHOTOGRAPHER Gene Brockopp SCHOOL LIFE SPORTS FACULTY Don Simpson ancl Ruth Campbell john Reimold Pauline Fletcher CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES ART AND LAYOUT Gerhard Besel Ralph Schmidt and Miles Schildf Bob Hinfz BUSINESS STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Faculty Advisor BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTIZING MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER Vernon Behrhorst Erich Helge Eleanor Glaess A NN'- q'iir-f Faculty and Administration ., fu--ww:-gg M i-rw'.'-f- iw, I N uh 'f?m,Bif.,g.w., 'Wigwam B wk m ,E . QVE Mm ff ,msgs E is ADMINISTRATION President Dr. ALBERT G. HUEGLI Dean of Students Mrs. LAURA MACKENSEN Mrs. EDITH MORRISON Miss LULU NOESS Supervisor of Women Assistant Supervisor of Women Nurse :il 4-JM , .J 1 'fu .ef i f Miss MARGARET HERMES Professor EDWIN J. WIBRACHT Mr. ELMER JAGOW Assistant Librarian Librarian Business Manager Professor WALTER O. KRAEFT X Dean of Summer School ' and Extension Work + zuz 'Je V' , 2 5 'y if Professor WILFRED F. KRUSE Registrar Professor ALFRED F. SCHMIEDING Academic Dean Dr. ALBERT V. MAUER Director of Student Teaching and Teacher Placement HJ - ai ' a '-1 i A if-fr f' Ny am gk E 'T . lg. 'JU 1' 1 ARTHUR W. KUNCK S.T.M., Ph.D. Profesor of Religion and Ancient History WALTER O. KRAEFT M.S. Associate Professor of Education ALBERT G. HUEGLI B.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Political Science FACULTY EDWIN J. WIBRACHT A.B.L.S., M.A. Associate Professor of English ALFRED F. SCHMIEDING M.A. Professor of Education and Phychology WILFRED F. KRUSE M.S. Professor of Chemistry THEODORE C. APPELT Ph.B., Ph.D. Professor of German and Religion THEODORE A. BECK tv:-' SIEGBERT W. BECKER B.S. M.A. Instructor in Instrumental Music Associate Professor of Religion as ALBERT H. BECK M.Mus. Associate Professor of Music EMIL H. DEFFNER A.M. Associate Professor of Art DON C. DINKMEYER NORBERT R. ENGEBRECHT B.P.E., M.A. B.S., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in History -iRTHUR E. DIESING Ph.B.,A.M. CLARENCE M. DREWS HENRY C. GAERTNER :iate Professor of English and Art 'DQS JI - ' -I M.A. Instructor in Geography B.Mus., M.Mus. Professor Emeritus of Music ALFRED H. GRAS B.S. Instructor in Instrumental Music KENNETH L. HEIN ITZ M.A. Instructor in English ta W HERBERT H. GROSS Ph.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Geog QQ CARL F. HALTER WILLIAM J. HASSOLD EVELYN HEIDTKE B.Mus. B.D., S.T.M. M.Mus. Associate Professor of Music Instructor in Religion Instructor in Instrumental Music I gums ati I ,fi JOHN W. KLOTZ VICTOR G. HILDNER B.D., Ph.D. M.Mus. Associate Professor of Biology Assiciate Professor of Music and Religion HERMAN O. A. KEINATH EDWARD W. KOEH PI'1.D. D.D. Professor of History and Religion Professor Emeritus of Ra 5 he-P' ks. C. KRAUSE AUGUST H. LANNGE MARGA LINK M A D.D. B.Mus. in Psychology and Pastor Eemeritus, Instructor in Instructor in Instrumental Music S ' IS ' R I' ' wa meme THEODORE J. c. KUEHNERT e'9'o'I PI1.B., M.S. Professor of Education and Social Science RICHARD A. LANGE M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics and Physics 'Hx MARGARET LUECKE MATTHEW N. LUNDQUIST ALBERT V. MAURER B.S. A.B., D.Mus. B.Mus., Ph.D. Instructor in Instrumental Music Lecturer in Music Associate Professor of Education EMMA MENKE B.Mus. 1structor in Instrumental Music EDITH MORRISON Instructor in Physical Education I9 Hin MARTIN C. PIEPER RICHARD T. ROHLFING CARL H. SCAER HELEN SCHAPER M.A. M.Mus. Ph.B., A.M. B.Mus. Instructor in Mathematics and Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of English Instructor in Instrumental Mu Education w I' ' ROBERT L. SCHROETER WALTER A. VAHL CARL L. WALDSCHMICT B.S., M.Mus. M.A. M.A. Instructor in Speech Instructor in History and lI'1SfI'UCTOr in Music Political Science 20 A 'Q' X I ' I f I 7g.iifi5i5f.:y f 'iz . 1' iifi ifk' 5' GERTRUDE DREWS PAUL GROTELUESCHEN ELAINE GUBA EDWARD KRUEGER B.S. B.A. B.A. B.S. Supervising Teacher ofthe Supervising Teacher ofthe Supervising Teacher ot the Supervising Teacher ofthe Second Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade GRACE SCHOOL Q' MORELLA MENSING ELFRIEDA MILLER EVELYN PECK VICTOR WALDSCHMIDT B.S. Ph.B., M.A. Supervising Teacher of the M.A. Supervising Teacher ofthe Supervising Teacher of' the Kindergarten Principal, Supervising Teacher Third Grade Third Grade ofthe Seventh and Eight Grades 21 MRS. BRUELL MISS DIERKING OFFICE STAFF MISS HERMES MISS JUENGLING MISS SCHUMANN MRS. STAHNKE 21115253253 ' Q H5 Mlss H. welss Miss R. welss MRS. KRETSCHMAR MRS. wow MRS. MISCHNII mu ,six- MM , si ,, ,Eg W 1 wg W M ii ,-4- 5 a.ffffg4.r: ,, :ri i . Q ,, asf: ' mm. :Eggp afngg , bww 3 ,' ,R A I LOIS STREUFERT Delano, California M.A.G., 3 yrs., W,A.O., 4 yrs., Student Senate, 1 yr., Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 1948-1949, Supply teaching, Terra Bella, Cali- fornia, 1 yr. . -99 CARL STRAUB Chicago, Illinois Spectator staff, 3 yrs., Drama Club, 1 yr., Athletic Council, 3 yrs., M.A.G., 1 yr. Q S FRANKLIN WARNKE llHankYIl Princeton, Wisconsin Q Q VICTOR WESSEL, Vic Seymour, Indiana M.A.G., 2 yrs., S.A.C., 2 yrs. 4lf-I Drama Club, 1 yr., M.A.G., 1 yr., Band, 1 yr., Spectator staff, 1 yr., Supply teaching, Adell, Wisconsin, 1 yr. 24 AUDREY STARCK Aurora, Illinois Drama Club, 2 yrs., I.R.C., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs., S.R.C., 2 yrs., Pres., 1 yr., Sec., 1 yr., De- bate Society, 1 yr., Sec., Spectator stait, 1 yr. LEROY TSCHATSCHULA Chat Winchester, Texas I.R.C., 2 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs., Men's Council, 1 yr., Football, 3 yrs., Track, 2 yrs., Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 1949-1950, Supply teaching, Corpus Christi, Tex- as, 1 yr. ff 'WH I 'I 5 sY'..2' 'inf Camera Club, 'I yr. Wayne, Indiana, l yr. MARVIN BRINK Marv Decatur, Illinois M.A.G., 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Spectator staff, 2 yrs., Track, l yr., Supply teaching, Glenburn, North Dakota, l yr. BERNARD CALLIES Bernie Minot, North Dakota M.A.G., 4 yrs., Pres., I yr., Athletic Council, 2 yrs., Football, Ass't Mgr., 'I yr., Mgr., l yr., Debate So- ciety, i yr., Chapel Choir, 1 yr., Supply teaching, Corvallis, Oregon, l yr. RUTH CAMPBELL llsunnyll Fort Wayne, Indiana Cantata Chorus, 4 yrs., A Cappella Choir, l yr., M.A.G., 2 yrs., W.A.O., 4 yrs., Drama Club, 'I yr., Women's Council, 2 yrs., Pres., l yr., Student Se- nate, 'I yr., Pillars staff, l yr., School Life co-editor. GLEN CHRISTENSEN Chris Chicago, Illinois Pres. of Student Association, l950-l95l, Men's Council, l yr., l.R.C., 3 yrs., Sec.-Treas., 1 yr., Spectator staff, 254 yrs., Feature co-editor, l yr., Pillars staff, l yr., Activities Editor, Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Tennis, 3 yrs., Alpha Sigma Phi, 1 yr. ERNEST BEHRENS Ernie Ovid, Michigan VERNON BEHRHORST Brazilton, Kansas Cantata Chorus, l yr., Pillars staff, l yr., Supply teaching, Flint, Michigan, l yr. BELDON BERSCH Big Bend, Wisconsin Vets Club, 4 yrs., M.A.G., l yr. Bus. Mgr HENRY BERGMAN lIHankll Sebewaing, Michigan Band, 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 4 yrs., M.A.G., 4 yrs Vice-pres., 1 yr., Vets Club, 4 yrs., Pres., l yr., Stu dent Senate, 2 yrs., Men's Council, l yr., Sec GERHARD BESEL llGarYll Mountain Lake, Minnesota Band, 4 yrs, Council, l yr., Cantata Chorus, 4 yrs M.A.G., 4 yrs., Spectator staff, 3 yrs., Pillars staff l yr., Class Editor, Drama Club, 'I yr., R.A.C., 'l yr Supply teaching, Waltham, Minnesota, 'l yr. CARL BLOEDEL Milwaukee, Wisconsin A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr M.A.G., 2 yrs., R.A.C., 2 yrs., Supply teaching, Fort ZOILO DELGADO, Del La Habana, Cuba M.A.G., 1 yr., S.R.C., 1 yr., I.R.C., 1 yr., Teaching, Matanzas, Cuba, 2 yrs., Habana, Cuba, 2 yrs. VERNON DOEHRMAN, Vern Fort Wayne, Indiana Alpha Sigma Phi, 4 yrs., Baseball, 4 yrs., Basket- ball, 3 yrs., Football, 1 yr. RAYMOND FLESCH, Ray Hackensack, Minnesota S.R.C., 1 yr. ELFRIEDE FRIEDRICH, Fritzie Fort Wayne, Indiana Drama Club, 4 yrs., Treas., 1 yr., A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 4 yrs., Student Senate, 3 yrs., Sec., 1 yr., Vice-chairman, 1 yr., W.A.O., 4 yrs., Pillars staff, 1 yr., S.A.C., 1 yr., R.A.C., 1 yr., Co-chairman, Supply teaching, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1 yr. ROBERT EGGOLD Milwaukee, Wisconsin WILLIAM FISCHER, Gus Forest Green, Missouri Drama Club, 4 yrs., Pres., 1 yr., I.R.C., 1 yr., Can- tata Chorus, 3 yrs., S.A.C., 2 yrs., Chairman, 1 yr. Senior Class Pres., Supply Teaching, Sawyer Michigan, 1 yr., Garden City, Michigan, 1 yr. Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Debate Society, 1 yr. Spectator staff, 1 yr., Athletic Council, 1 yr., Intra 1:1-. I ., ,A- mural Mgr., Baseball, 1 yr. Il ll . A .K 4 B it ki 1 .3 LOUIS FRILLMAN, Red Melrose Park, Illinois Alpha Sigma Phi, 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., I.R.C., 2 yrs., M.A.G., 3 yrs., Spectator staFF, 3 yrs., Track, 2 yrs., Supply teaching, Warren, Ohio, 1 yr. LOUIS GABRIEL, Gabby Milwaukee, Wisconsin Band, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 1 yr. NORBERT GOING, Norb Odessa, Minnesota Athletic Council, 2 yrs., A Cappella Choir, 1 yr., M.A.G., 1 yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, 4 yrs., Track, 4 yrs., Basketball, 1 yr., Cheerleader, 1 yr., Supply teaching, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1 yr. MERLE GOLNICK Owatonna, Minnesota S.R.C., 2 yrs., I.R.C., 2 yrs., Pres., 1 yr., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs., S.A.C., 1 yr., Men's Council, 1 yr., Supply teaching, Fair- mont, Minnesota, 1 yr. ROLAND HABANEK Milwaukee, Wisconsin Drama Club, 4 yrs., Bus. Mgr., 1 yr., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Spectator staff, 1 yr., S.A.C., 1 yr., Pillars stalt, 1 yr., Adv. Mgr., Chapel Choir, 1 yr., Vice-pres., Supply teaching, Atkins, Iowa, 1 yr. LAWRENCE HAFNER, Larry Milwaukee, Wisconsin Band, 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs. ERNEST HAGENMUELLER, Hagie Orlando, Florida Student Senate, 1 yr., Treas., M.A.G., 2 yrs., Bas- kefbull, 1 yr. ' MARTIN HASZ, Marty Mt. Prospect, Illinois Alphi Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Baseball, 4 yrs., Foot- egg. 1 i ball, 1 yr. IM Xxxxin .bi AJ t A I ' ALBERT HELDT Chicago, Illinois Drama Club, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Chapel Choir, 1 yr., M.A.G., 2 yrs., Spectator, 2 yrs., Feature Editor, 1 yr., S.A.C., 1 yr., Supply teach- ing, Amherst, Colorado, 1 yr. RICHARD HILLERT Granton, Wisconsin Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Band, 1 yr., Chapel Choir. 1 yr., S.A.C., 1 yr. ELEANOR HOLEN Chicago, Illinois RUTH HOLLDORF Aurora, Illinois M.A.G., 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Supply teaching, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, 1 yr. MARVIN HOPP, Marv Rogers City, Michigan Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Sec., 1 yr., Baseball, 3 yrs., Men's Council, 2 yas., Chairman, 1 yr., Sec., 1 yr., Student Senate, 1 yr. VICTOR JUNGKUNTZ, Vic Fort Wayne, Indiana A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Spectator staff, 1 yr., Athletic Council, 2 yrs., Track, 1 yr. RAYMOND KNAUFT, Ray St. Louis, Missouri A Cappella Choir, 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., I.R.C., I yr., Pillars staff, I yr., Supply teaching, Prior Lake, Minnesota, I yr. ANDREW KOMARCHUK, Andy Chicago, Illinois A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., M.A.G., I yr., Cantata Chorus, I yr., S.R.C., I yr., Debate Club, I yr., Track, 'I yr. OSCAR KRETZCHMAR, Ozzie Mellen, Wisconsin Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs., S.A.C., I yr., Vets Club, 4 yrs., Camera Club, I yr. DOROTHY KUERSCHNER Watertown, Wisconsin Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Chapel Choir, I yr., M.A.G., I yr., Women's Council, I yr., M.E.N.C., I yr., Supply teaching, Clyman, Wisconsin, 2 yrs. CHARLES LAABS, Chuck Milwaukee, Wisconsin A Cappella Choir, 4 yrs., Pres., I yr., Drama Club, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Spectator staft, 4 yrs., Ass't Editor, I yr., Pillars staH, I yr., Bus. Mgr., M.A.G., 2 yrs., R.A.C., I yr., Supply teaching, Sioux City, Iowa, I yr. LOIS LOBAHN, Lo Orange, California Cantata Chorus, I yr., Sec., Drama Club, I yr. JOY LANDGRAF Dubuque, Iowa M.A.G., 2 yrs., Drama Club, I yr., Spectator statt, I yr., Cantata Chorus, I yr. MARILYN MEIER Evansville, Indiana W.A.O., 3 yrs., M.A.G., 3 yrs., Treas., I yr., Sec., I yr., R.A.C., I yr., Supply teaching, New Albany, Indiana, I yr. DOLORES MIELKE, Larry New Germany, Minnesota Band, 4 yrs., Council, 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 4 yrs., Sec.-Treas., I yr., M.A.G., I yr., W.A.O., 3 yrs., Sec., I yr., Supply teaching, Galveston, Texas, I yr. ROLAND MUELLER, Bud Wausau, Wisconsin Cantata Chorus, 4 yrs., A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., Spectator staff, 4 yrs., Ass't Bus. Mgr., I yr., Bus. Mgr., I yr., Ass't Editor, I yr., Finance Editor, I yr. ana, I yr. vania, I yr. ROBERT NEUMANN, Bob Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Baseball, 2 yrs., Chorus, 2 yrs. ARTHUR PINNOW, Art Cantata Band, 4 yrs., M.A.G., 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, I yr., S.R.C., 2 yrs., Vice-pres., I yr., Spectator staff, I yr., News Editor, Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Track Mgr., 2 yrs., Supply teaching, Riverhaven, Indi- Alpha Sigma Phi, 4 yrs., Treas., I yr., Spectator staff, 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Football, 2 yrs. RICHARD POLZIN, Dick Q Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Band, 4 yrs., Supply teaching, Croydon, Pennsyl- ' M.A.G., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., A Cappella nois, I yr. ALBERT ROGNER, AI Saginaw, Michigan Vets Club, 2 yrs., Men's Council, I yr., Supply teaching, Saginaw, Michigan, I yr. LOIS SAGEHORN, Sagie Tilden, Nebraska A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs., Drama Club, 3 yrs., Sec., I yr., Spectator stalt, I yr., W.A.O., I yr., Supply teach- ing, Chicago, Illinois, I yr. HARRY SCHAAR, Nick Brownsville, Wisconsin Debate Society, I yr. ALFRED SCHLEEF, AI Milford, Illinois M.A.G., 2 yrs., Vets Club, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., I.R.C., I yr., Chapel Choir, I yr., Student Senate, I yr., Spectator stalt, 4 yrs., Ass't Editor, I yr., Co-editor, I yr., Football, 2 yrs., Track, I yr., Supply teaching, San Francisco, California, I yr. JAMES ROBERTS, Jazz Choir, I yr., Pillars staff, I yr., Editor, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges, I950-I95I. Spectator staff, 3 yrs., Editor, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs., Literary Society, I yr., I.R.C., I yr., Student Senate, 2 yrs., Supply teaching, Chicago, Illi- 'tv' f JAMES SCHIESSELMAN, Jim Winfield, Kansas Band, 1 yr., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr. MARION SCHOEDEL K Mt. Clemens, Michigan Alumni Committee, 1 yr., M.E.N.C., 1 yr., Supply 1 I . teaching, Pontiac, Michigan, 2 yrs. MARTIN SCHROEDER, Marty Bay City, Michigan Vets Club, 1 yr. JUSTIN SCHWARTZ Conklin, Michigan Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Spectator staff, 2 yrs., Bus Mgr., 1 yr., Adv., Mgr., 1 yr., A Cappella Choir 2 yrs., Concert Mgr., 2 yrs., Student Senate, 1 yr R.A.C., 1 yr., Co-chairman, M.A.G., 1 yr., Supply teaching, Sawyer, Michigan, 1 yr., Edwardsville Illinois, 1 yr. PAUL SCHWIER Sioux City, Iowa Supply teaching, Big Bend, North Dakota, 2 yrs. EVERETT SEBOLDT, Ev Gordonville, Missouri A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 1 yr., Supply teaching, Stuttgart, Arkansas, 1 yr. xiii .1-nn... EMANUEL SEELMAN, Mort Kenosha, Wisconsin Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr. Drama Club, 2 yrs., Track, 4 yrs., Football, 2 yrs. FREDERICK SHERMAN, Fred Dundee, Illinois Supply teaching, Yorkville, 1 yr. I DONALD SIMPSON, Don Alhambra, California A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 1 yr., Men's Council, 1 yr., Pillars staff, 1 yr., School Life Editor. ARTHUR SQUARE, Art Racine, Wisconsin Vets Club, 3 yrs., Spectator staff, 1V2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Chapel Choir, 1M yrs. ANITA ALBERS Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Chapel Choir, 1 yr., Drama Club, 1 yr., Supply teaching in San Antonio, Texas, 4 yrs. RENALDA BURGDORF Elmwood Park, Illinois Band, 2 yrs., Sec., 1 yr., Women's Council, 1 yr. MARILYN EGGERSMAN, Micky Chicago, Illinois Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Drama Club, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 1 yr., College Choir, 1 yr., Alumni Com- mittee, 1 yr., Supply teaching, Glendale, Long Island, New York, 1 yr. PAULINE FLETCHER, POLLY Hyattsville, Maryland M.A.G., 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., W.A.O., 3 yrs., Pillars staff, 1 yr., Faculty Editor, Women's Council, 1 yr., Co-sec., Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges, 1950- 1951. HAROLD GEYER, Hal Flint, Michigan Alpha Sigma Phi, 4 yrs., Treas., 1 yr., Football 1 yr., Supply teaching, Flint, Michigan, V2 yr. JUNE GRUBBE Berwyn, Illinois Supply teaching, Hinsdale, Illinois, 1 yr. DENNIS KLUG, Denny Random Lake, Wisconsin Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., S.R.C., 2 yrs., Treas., 1 yr., M.A.G., 2 yrs., A Cappella Choir, 1 yr., Spec- tator staft, 1 yr., Debate Society, 1 yr., I.R.C., fl' -. 1 Yr., Supply reaching, Hillman, Michigan, 2 Yrs. I lllii I DOROTHY JEAN KRAGE, Dotty Addison, Illinois A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., M.A.G., 1 yr., W.A.O., 3 yrs., Sec., 1 yr., Women's Council, 2 yrs., Vice- chairman, 1 yr., Spectator staff, 3 yrs., M.E.N.C., 1 yr., Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, 1950-1951. 'if' N-,sf DELBERT MUELLER llDelIl Algoma, Wisconsin M.A.G., I yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, I yr., A Cappella Choir, I yr., Supply teaching, Forestville, Wiscon- sin, V2 yr. DOROTHY MUELLER Appleton, Wisconsin M.A.G., 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Supply teaching, Clyman, Wisconsin, I yr. RHODA MUNDERLOH Merrill, Wisconsin Drama Club, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Chapel Choir, I yr., Supply teach- ing, West Chicago, Illinois, I yr. PATRICIA MUSCHINSKE, Pat Merrill, Wisconsin Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Treas., I yr., W.A.O., 3 yrs., Women's Council, I yr., Treas., I yr., Chapel Choir, I yr., M.A.G., 2 yrs. JOHN NAUSS Albany, Minnesota Band, I yr., Supply teaching Franklin nois, I yr., Albany Minnesota 2 yrs ROSELYN NEWMAN, Rosie Milwaukee, Wisconsin Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., W.A.O., 3 yrs., Cheer- leader, IW yrs., Student Senate, 2 yrs., S.A.C., Sec.-Treas., I yr. GERTRUDE PETERS, Gert Freistadt, Wisconsin A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, I yr., Drama Club, I yr., W.A.O., 3 yrs., Supply teach- ing, Storm Lake, Iowa, I yr. VERNETTE SCHWOLOW Palatine, Illinois Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., W.A.O., 3 yrs., Student Senate, I yr., Sec., Drama Club, I yr., Cheerleader, I yr. MARJORIE SMOKE Smokie Oswego, Oregon W.A.O., 3 yrs., M.A.G., I yr., Cantata Chorus, 2V1 yrs., Supply teaching, Waltz, Michigan, I yr. 4 '21 ' . I MARY RICHERT Mount Clemens, Michigan A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, I yr., Drama Club, I yr., Alumni Committee, I yr. ANITA SCHIEMAN Chicago, Illinois A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., W.A.O., 3 yrs., Sec., I yr., M,A.G., I yr. DOROTHY SCHROEDER, Dot Elmwood Park, Illinois Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., A Cappella Choir, 3 yrs., W.A.O., 2 yrs., Supply teaching, Jacksonville, Illinois, I yr. GERHARDT STREUFERT, Gary Lemont, Illinois Vets Club, 3 yrs., Band, 2 yrs., Supply teaching, Lemont, Illinois, 2 yrs. ELMER TEINERT, Puppy Giddings, Texas I.R.C., I yr., Vets Club, 3 yrs., M.A.G., 3 yrs. HELEN THOELE Seymour, Indiana Cantata Chorus, I yr., M.A.G., I yr., W.A.O., 3 yrs., Supply teaching, Unionville, Michigan, I yr. MARY ANN VELTMAN Centralia, Illinois Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Band, 3 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs., W.A.O., I yr., M.E.N.C., I yr., Supply teach- ing, Elgin, Minnesota, 2 yrs. CAROL VON HOFFMAN Bronx, New York City, New York Cantata Chorus, I yr., M.A.G., I yr., Drama Club, 2 yrs., I.R.C., I yr., Creative Writing Group, I yr. WILLIAM ZIESEMER, Bill Carlos, Minnesota M.A.G., 3 yrs., A Cappella Choir, 2 yrs., S.R.C., 3 yrs., Vice-pres., I yr. 33 Q- ,IC mf H . -P- -1 W .. I-' - , . ...aw IN r . 5-Q .r 1 I E use s .. H . SME. 5 I., .5 .E U00 f F., FIRST ROW: Jeanette Gurske, Judith Ahlers, Eleanor Glaess, Yvonne Gehring, Margie Grossheider. SECOND ROW: Clifford Halter, Leonard Erdman, Walter Fechner, Gloria Bendick, Earl Dopson, Gilbert Daenzer, Donald Brenner. THIRD ROW: Robert Buchanan, Wayne Chapman, Howard Behrendt, Robert Bruening, John Bleeke, Herbert Arkebauer, Raymond Glawe. FIRST ROW: Karl Krull, John Janzow, Dorothy Hardt, Donald Holste, George KieITer. SECOND ROW: Wilmer Kuske, Marvin Hoehne, Edmund Hinrichs, John Klawiter. THIRD ROW: Erich Helge, Walter Martin, Vincent Hohmann, Edward Kirst. 34 'T'i 1 , li.. FIRST ROW: Elaine Pasirick, Evelyn Kressman, Dolores Pollard, Eleanor Kressman, Mar- jorie Meier. SECOND ROW: Robert Morgenthaler, Donald Miller, Alvin Loesel, Bernhardi Potz, William Levenhagen. THIRD ROW: John Reimold, Milton Pingel, Donald Prahlow, Paul Pohland, Gene Mencke, Robert Nitz. FIRST.ROW: Harold Ruiz, Myla Mae Schrank, Lois Schwanenberg, Ray Richerf. SECOND ROW: Fay Richerf, Eugene Saitler, Richard Schedler, Robert Trusheim, Carl Schalk. THIRD ROW: George Shoemaker, Werner Steucher, Curtis Teefzen, Edgar Roth, James Scroggins. 35 -.A FIRST ROW: Conway Dahmer, Ruth Vaughan, Paul Wesche, Lois Warnke, Arnold Geye SECOND ROW: Henry Wenzel, Arthur Bliese, Elmer Goetz, Thomas Gieschen, Dewi! Gemmer. THIRD ROW: Donald Veitengruber, Ralph Bickel, James Hake, David Welti Larry Werner, Rolland Youssi, Robert Haase. I FIRST ROW: Gerhardt Streufert, Harvey Gerdes, Ruth Froemming, .fdhn Haack, Willian' Wenclling. SECOND ROW: Willard Doering, Eugene Schmidtlce, Frederick Spurgat, Donald Wilcox, Charles Hoger, Arthur Boeshans. 36 YI '? ullfpr ROW: Grace Baumann, Betty Belencak, Louis Boettcher, Joyce Berg, Ruth Benning. ROW: Kathleen Ball, Nathalie Bernclt, Barbara Behl, Doris Brauer, Mary Laurel Behn, Audrey Baum. THIRD ROW: Franklin Brehmer, Henry Albrecht, Amt, Charles Bollmann, William Bessell, Louis Armbrecht. J IRST ROW: Marceline Fairchild, Dorothy Emling, Arlene Dahm, Lenore Fernelius, Shirley acobs. SECOND ROW: Robert Creek, Herbert Foelber, Beverly Dennison, Paul Eggers, iaymond Fricke. THIRD ROW: Armin Fette, Roy Daul, Roy Eberle, Eugene Brockopp, Ioger Fischer, Robert Busch. 37 a '- I lf: e v B M , , if FIRST ROW: Geraldine Giese, Lillian Golz, Ruth Fleischer, Darlene Garling, Helen Fries. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Hammerness, Barbara Greif, Ruth Goetz, Catherine Zessin THIRD ROW: Wyman Fischer, Donald Greve, Lloyd Gerstenschlager, John Gehm, Willi Clausen, James Garrison. FIRST ROW: Jean Heidenrich, Doris Gugel, Marilyn Hupe, Elaine Jeske, Belly Junas- SECOND ROW: Franklin Engebrecht, Duane Hingst, Elizabeth Basinger, Donald Heide- man, David Heidloff. THIRD ROW: Roland Golz, Walter Hahn, Norman Hoerauf, Elroy. Heimsoth, Eugene Hoffman. 38 -gf I I - Tiiiif FIRST ROW: Ruth Karlen, Ruth Klein, Ruth Kleinhaus, Shirley Kirchhoff, Joyce Jung. SECOND ROW: Donnabelle Kleman, Doris Krblich, Sara Kaste, Harriet Kallies, Carol Krenke, Barbara Koss, Jean Krenke. THIRD ROW: Norman Junghcms, Roy Kaiser, George Krach, Stephan Keller, Marvin Klosterman, Donald Koeller, Harold Kenow. FIRST ROW: Irene Kussman, Norma Krueger, Gloria Longworth, Viola Larkin, Mary Lepper. SECOND ROW: Lois Kroeger, Sylvia Kuske, Carolyn Liebman, Lois Leder, Glennice Krieger. THIRD ROW: Robert Kuharf, Wilbur Kromphardt, Keith Loomans, Rueben Leapaldt, Leroy Laeder. 39 tif-1 E1 L, FIRST ROW: Caroline Meilahn, Nelda Meyr, Marian McCIaughry, Diann Mueller, Arlene Peters. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Mahnke, Carol Nagle, Barbara Ptingsten, Marlyn Miller, Johanna Meyer, Margaret Nielsen. THIRD ROW: Alan Ostwald, Robert Lunz, James Moll, Walter Peters, Wyman Pape, George Martinek, Raymond McLaughlin. FIRST ROW: Orville Schaeffer, Clarence Rakow, Phyllis Rutledge, Edward Roth, Martin Raffel. SECOND ROW: Nancy Schmidt, Jacqueline Saunders, Marcella Pipkorn, Thelma Prellwitz, Beverly Schiefelbein. THIRD ROW: Arnold Scholz, Ronald Rodenbeck, Eugene Pogalz, Carl Schmidt, Donald Ravell, Ralph Schmidt. A0 T' .' 2 FIRST ROW: Margaret Wacker, Lois Walkenhorst, Gertrude SteFfen, Betty Schreiber, Coral Stoffregen. SECOND ROW: Donald Urback, Betty Straehle, Eunice Schone, Jerome Schwab. THIRD ROW: Darrel Wallis, Paul Schreivogel, Luther Skov, Myron Sternberg. FIRST ROW: Lorraine Wentker, Jean Zorn, Barbara Wasbotten, Barbara Westermeier, Joan Zimmermann. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Wuench, Irene Zug, Doris Woodruff, Otto Schwausch, Orville Melchor, Donald Reder, William Wright, Allen Wilder. dl 51 2 ,, 2 '. P 1. 1 sew X X: Q K I 1 U f' 'A NBL! 'sz gf 5. ig? nw, Q W K K . Xa FIRST ROW: Marilyn Loock, Marian Wissbeck, Carol Donner, Audrey Kreyling. SECOND ROW: Miles Schildf, Jo Koch, Don Taebel, Arlene Leniner, Elmer Fritz. THIRD ROW: Larry Grothaus, Robert Hintz, Richard Day, Jack Daniel. Robert Gross, Anna Marie Schroeder, Marilyn Danegger, Miriam Young. 42 ...ll FIRST ROW: Grace Bruell, Shirley Bruns, Drusilla Cozan, Lois Fisher, Donna Frailing. SECOND ROW: Frank Camann, Barbara Bruening, Alene Clark, Gaynold Foss, Diana Dani, Richard Czech. THIRD ROW: Norman Stuemke, Donald Eicholtz, Donald Doyle, Arthur Diesing, Theodore Bussman, Lloyd Budde. FIRST ROW: Virginia Brade, Barbara Baldewein, Elaine Behrendt, Marlene Bolte, Joyce Bergsmark. SECOND ROW: Merlin Bray, Edward Bohlmann, Lalla Jean Brown, Betty Braun, Betty Brown, Joseph Baker, David Brandt. THIRD ROW: William Bonitz, Herbert Behmlander, Carl Bollwinkel, Merle Blundell, Raymond Bergdolt. 43 I u 4. I l lx . 4 W il llr-H-4 ' I I F 1 .Q E FIRST ROW: Audrey Siewert, Elinor Gaulke, Loretta Hermann, Shirley Haertel, Ruth Hostrup. SECOND ROW: Robert Herrmann, Esther Hostrup, Thea Heckman, Erika Grass, .loan Gross, Paul Hardt. THIRD ROW: Donald Hankel, William Holtmann, Ronald Harman, Gordon Hillberg, Walter Hauer, Edwin Grewe, August Gessert. FIRST ROW: Henrietta Moeller, Carolyn Liedich, Lucille Kreyling, Lucille Laeder, Lois Moede. SECOND ROW: Norma Scheiwe, Marguerite Mesenbring, Bernice Mager, Carolyn Meifert, Carol Buethe. THIRD ROW: Henry Letterman, Walter Kupsch, Myron Marty, James Menke, Francis Schubkegel, Herbert Liebenow. 44 is-m mr ,vm mm Users: Wm Wm me a m a .H P5 in ,ss :Q -.y si at is ' 1 1 a is :iw I 9 : I CV S FIRST ROW: Robert House, Jane Koltermann, Harold Klein, Norma Kallies, Eric Koester. SECOND ROW: Eugene Kasten, Carl Ivey, William Kestick, Herbert Koehler, Paul Knauft. THIRD ROW: David Johns, Charles Kirst, Arnold Kreidt, Allen Kebschull, Ronald Kaste. FIRST ROW: Helen Rauschelbach, Zona Poehler, John Reuter, Sally Reid, Shirley Plunk. SECOND ROW: Shirley Rudolph, Noel Roeder, Carol Grunst, Irene Rakow, Bonnie Reister, Rachel Rosenthal. THIRD ROW: Harry Preston, Glenn Rick, Paul Prokopy, Donald Rotermund, Arthur Preuss, Harold Radewahn, Norman Rieck. 45 in E. vu is nu 1 -I. H I I 5 B 3 M E M 5 is is WF' e H32 3 as H S21 we ??42,:. ..f , i'i i' ' LQ. H if 1.:.1,..' is is - I, 53.1.2 H5 :.:-:.:.. a is na is 1- I gl f ka M FIRST ROW: Grace Mohlenhoft, Elaine Nicol, Betty Lou Piotter, Doris Ninke, Elaine Petrowsky. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Panhorst, Carol Nauss, Rosemarie Oestreich, Mar- guerite Oehler, Annette Mueller, Miriam Mueller. THIRD ROW: Marion Pierson, Donald Pfaff, John Novak, Arthur Niemann, Ralph Ott, Thomas Nahnsen. FIRST ROW: Margaret Schmidt, Paula Sachtleben, Shirley Schmidt, Dorcas Scholz, Delores Scherer. SECOND ROW: Donald Scheck, Lois Schuknecht, Mariorie Sandfort, Noel Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Schmidt, Norman Schmaltz, Norman Schneider, Norbert Schilling, Eugene Wiegman. 46 .., l wr 3 I 4 I U V. ,I ,T.-.GIRL 'N fgll ,X IH' 4 FIRST ROW: Evelyn Stelter, Mildred Smith, Caroline Semmerling, Alyce Stark, Evelyn Sell. SECOND ROW: Carol Schuster, Carolyn Schultz, Lenore Schuetze, Irmgard Seele, Joyce Schultz, Elaine Sinkewicz. THIRD ROW: Steven Sicllik, George Schuster, Smith Snively, Ralph Schultz, Gilbert Schultz, Frank Seboldt. FIRST ROW: Shirley Wiese, Lois Thormahlen, Lester Stuckemeyer, Doris Tews, Marilyn Timm. SECOND ROW: Walter Teuscher, Gloria Vetter, Martha Stiefel, Richard Stiitz. THIRD ROW: Daniel Thode, Herman Teinert, Hurk Taylor, Harlan Wentzel, Alger Tormoehlen. 47 Q4 NN., 3 FIRST ROW: Ramona Zuberbier, Marie Zehnder, Grace Wunsch, Shirley Wolf. SECON ROW: Otto Wirgau, Mary Wolter, Aileen Winolhorst, Carolyn Zalman, Erhard Wo THIRD ROW: Richard Witte, Harold Wolf, Edwin Ullrich. Donald Israel, Carlton Stedman, Norma Payne, Dorothy Kuske, Lowell Miller, Dav Learman. 48 I J 'IIE ig, J -wi Hb J Hill ns. A URGAN RECITAI. FREDERICK MARRIOTT ,, 5 -VL if SAC I ,. , Q I I lvnrl mr a lrand ' THE I CGVEQED WAGON -X925 - 'I mi I1 C' LAQT CARD 'fqlf' - It Activities and Organizations The 1950- 1951 school year was the third year for the Student Association. The Student Association is a member of the Lutheran Student Government Confer- ence. Seated with the Student Senate, the governing body of the Student Associa- tion, are the faculty advisory members, Dr. I-Iucgli and Mrs. Mackensen. The SAC or Student Affairs Council's function is to provide the entire student body of Concordia with a well rounded cultural entertainment program. .- U-... .Y - , -., C. ..-c...-...Q W ,.-,,, ,,,, W, , -V V Y , AF .w -1 ll f ll ,l The Spectator is the news agency of Concordia Teachers College. It maintains a well- informed student body. The Spectator also provides an occasion for democratic function in the student body by reflecting student opinion. Busy preparing an issue of the , Specy are left to right: Milton Pingel, Alfred Schleef, Albert Heldt, f Edward Kirst, and Charles Laabs. Z' w. CO CORDIA COLLEGE A CAPELLA CHOIR The Concordia Teachers College A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Prof. Victor Hildner, has as its purpose the singing of sacred music for the glory of God. It also provides valuable experience in choral technique. Annual concert tours are made throughout the country and in Canada. This year is the thirty-third concert season. Radio appearances also are included in their musical program. They help acquaint the world with our school and church. Iwi, ANTATA CHORUS The purpose ofthe Cantata Chorus is to give ample opportunity to all students to receive choral experience and familiarize themselves with the best choral music. The history of the Chorus is one of six years existence. lt was organized by former Prof. Walter Buszin. lts present director is Mr. Carl Waldschmidt. ln the school year of 1950-1951, the chorus performed the Christmas Oratorio by CHRISTMAS CUNCERT Director Waldschmidt relaxing with soloists after a concert. IQ fir 0,00 0 r .fir THE CONCORDIA BAND The Concordia Band provides experience to those interested in band work in music. This year the band toured the central states, traveling as far west as Denver, Colorado. Mr. Alfred Gras has succeeded Prof. Richard T. Rohlfing as director this year. The unofficial appearance of band members to play at athletic events exhibits a fine school spirit. T The Athletic Council regulates the athletic program of the students with respect to intramural sports.'The smooth functioning of the intramural program testifies to their efficiency. THE The Women's Athletic Organization provides additional opportunities to the women of Concordia in the area of athletics. ar ..,x. 5. ' ' i 7 ' ' 19 - w 15 4 . ' '- ' -' L-Pwflhiiif f wKiX'i. 1 L QS 1-41- , 4' IHLLARS The Pillars editorial staff is seen here discussing tech niques, policies and other items relative to publishing a good yearbook Mr. Victor C. Krause served as faculty advisor to yearbook workers and editors. The Business Committee. From left to right are Vernon Behrhorst, busi- ness managerp Eleanor Glaess, cir- culation manageri Blaine Raymond, editor, and Eric Helge, advertising manager. STAFF 1 I E l If , l 56 Gene Brockopp has sacrificed mu of his time for the big iob of taki photos for the yearbook. na i MENS A O EN'S COUNCILS L44 Wwe lt is one of the duties of the Men's and Women's Councils to maintain a uniform standard of cleanliness in student quarters. They supervise the domestic affairs of students. The individual members are responsible for the areas assigned to them and also function as representatives of the students to the faculty. They are responsible to the Dean of Students and Supervisor of Women, faculty officials. The members of the Council are elected by the student body. 57 The Veteran's Club is an organization which keeps its members, ex-servicemen, up to date on the G. l. matters. The C club or Alpha Sigma Phi is an athletic organization whose members have received the Varsity letter. lt helps promote the college's athletic program. it, l T rr The Alumni Committee provides contact with Concordia graduates. It is the iob of this committee to keep the alumni informed on the developments at the New Concordia. Prof. W. O. Kraeft is the faculty member of the committee. The International Relations Club was organized to keep the student body posted on the developments in the nation and the world. Mr. Walter A. Vahl is the faculty advisor to the group. 'Sf ,4 B' The Mission Activities Group has a threefold purpose. These three are: l. To give opportunity for group and personal mission work. 2. To provide actual experience in congregational work which the curriculum does not offer. 3. To demonstrate a living, active faith. Traditional in the celebrations and activities of the Mission Activities Group is its Mission Week. Special speakers are contacted to speak in chapel. Elaborate displays are placed in the lobby of the Administration building. Prof. Siegbert Becker is the group's faculty advisor. 60 The Concordia Players have completed a very successful season. The Bishop's Mantle and The Snow' Falls were their maior productions. Members of this group hope to con- tribute greatly to parish dramatic presentations later on when they are in the field. Mr. Clarence M. Drews is their director. ,..R .G 61 The Science Research Club, under the direction of its faculty advisor Dr. John W. Klotz, studies science from the Christian point of view and in general tries to afford training and experience in the teaching of science in the elementary school. The Cheerleaders have done a good iob in building school spirit while leading cheers at athletic events. ..1 .f5 ' 1 . .', -.L CHAPEL CHOIR i The Chapel Choir under the direction of Prof. Carl F. Halter has as its purpose the beauti- fying of our daily chapel services. They sing periodically at these services. They also offered concerts in neighboring churches. 63 The Debate Team, which completed its first year at Concordia during 1950-1951, was organized under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Heinitz. The Creative Writers Club is another new- comer here at Concordia this year. Its purpose is to encourage the talent of creative writing. We welcome these groups to our campus scene 64 ix nm QX X 'I wif .ww 'Vai Coach N. Eng elbrecf UHUDDLE! THIRD ROW: H. Gerdes, W. Pankow, R. Sauer, L. Tschafschula, W. Hahn, P. Schreivo A. Pinnow, M. Klosfermcn, E. Schmidtke, G. Herbold. SECOND ROW: Coach D. Sc Coach D. Dinkmeyer, R. Ulmer, M. Marty, D. Hingst,- H. Arkebauer, R. morgenfha B. Levenhagen, H. Preston, C. Kirsf, J. Reimold, B. Hoffman, W. Doering, D. Heidl R. Kaiser, G. Marfinek, R. Glawe, T. Nahnsen, G. Zehnder, Coach N. Engebre FIRST ROW: T. Scheiman, C. Stedman, O. Schaeffer, D. Greve, F. Engebrecht, D. Urb H. Kenow, J. Greising, E. Wiegman, M. Pierson, A. Scholz, P. Knauff, H. Liebenow Wendling, Manager L. Budde. FOOTBALL ,aol 7 VARSITY STANDING: Coach D. Dinkmeyer, B. Hoffman, J. Menke, D. Rotermund, J. Kuhlmann, D. Day, T. Nahnsen, E. Koester, L. Schmidt. KNEELING O. Schaeffer, A. Niemann, R. Bickel, V. Doehr- man, L. Grothaus, V. 'Hohmann, H. Preston, D. Gemmer, D. Greve. SEASON'S RESULTS Concordia 7-Lisle O Concordia 7-Wisconsin Tech 7 Northwestern 38-Concordia 7 Navy Pier 33-Concordia 14 Concordia 'I9-Elmhurst 18 Wisconsin Extension 20-Concordia I2 Aurora 16-Concordia 7 FRESHMEN STANDING: Coach D. Dinkmeyer, R. Schultz J. Menke, D. Day, G. Rick, L. Schmidt. KNEELING: B. Hoffman, A. Niemann, D. Rotermund, J. Kuhlmann, T. Nahnsen, H. Preston, E. Koester. BASEBALL - SPRING 1950 STANDING: Coach G. Waldschmidf, M. Hasz, A. Bafhie, W. Kleinschmidi, D. Kell, V. Doehrman, R. Bickel, H. Gerdes, A. Loesel. KNEELING: D. Urbach, L. Laeder, R. Neumann, M. Hopp, B. Geyer, M. Raffel. TRACK - SPRING 1950 THIRD ROW: M. Seelman, L. Janssen, P. Schreivogel, L. Hafner, R. Eberle, W. Pape W. Peters. SECOND ROW: Coach N. Engebrecht, N. Junghans, H. Zemke, W. Fechner W. Fischer, B. Lunz, D. Heidloff, V. Messerli, Manager A. Boeshans. FIRST ROW: W Doering, G. Daenzer, C. Christian, C. Hoger, H. Kenow, G. Hoffman, N. Going. SER? KZ- ,q.f-m.- .a.w..:..m 1- Hlix- -1- -1 -1- Jn .I -Q - :iii P. .Hs V 5--ag E' VARSITY TENNIS 1950 CROSS-COUNTRY 1950 W. Hahn, G. Christensen, H. C. Hoger, L. Erdman, W. Pape, R. Bergdolt KNEELING: R. Rodenbeck, L. Boeff- G. Hoffman, Manager J. Garrison. INTRAMURALS I .G 69 I INTRAMURALS - EVERYONES FUN W A O swimming. 70 1 : Y ,., , , ..:..f-.. , V' 1 -. ' 'Q 'A'i'l 'gW QQ'vE ,L V, .ri-41' if N AVVVLL' Y xr i. Ava' xx ' H NX ' x ' 1 , Q 3 9 9 5 Q D L ki , 3 y I .1 1 N ,.:-,- g. 'g In w , ,. X X .. .- .Y , LW - Y ,I . DAX 'W 1 vvl-'Vw ' , J. . A - Mmm Zuni, M .1-,. .C j-NM , ww -- main QWQE QSK 'A'-Ewa: yiig pwvg --me Q, 'I W, vaswiefigg yi, ,-:ffm 5.0-.:. , ,.,H-.M 5,1:w.gwM na fmgwahx mmm-ss 5, V A sham W Mingus M mmf-ww W in his an wg mn - Lfw ah, .25 S sn A M K I M1-MMJEQ 1 greyvwwxss awww Y.-s-9f1Nmnlm5'hB:E ' vsNmna:mHssmi - W XX H 2 n E 'Jim Mm as s. xf, am , ms, 71 School Lif Q f f-- 2 auf, 517 qgmvf fel 3 ,, X x., ,v x 1 y 541 .1 Qs. X, mg im H w 5? H B'-is WWE sag assi xxx ms Am, nm was 'K -af nfs xx 5 i 'No 5 gg ESM is a -:Wm 4 SEPTEMBER N- Sepfemb Social Hour er 105 Orientation Program begin Freshmen arrive September 18, Classes begin a'1k12zs,., 1, isis!- X ,pk y , I me P5 me in :S September 12, Outing in the Forest Preserve. OCTOBER Big-Little Sis Forty, October 4 rim The men have their party foo , H Q A R D Y, OCTOBER 18 ww ,tink V! KEW fvsil-9 f 'iE?w1V V ,zz -,f wg ,4 ,gen ' el, ,is if 4 1 is ,asa -14 V3 nigga 5 A' 'iiitr Look! Mr. Drews is left-handed 1 Some went to the Oriental Institute. Starved Rock was popular. 75 A. H. Lange, and R. T. Rohlfing. October 22, Anniversary Celebration for H. H. Gross, SPOOK PARTY, OCTOBER 27 CC lblft -Mix' A-'A T EMBER Homecoming Week-end, November 3-5. I IILIQ I K rr I' Q Beurds iudged winners. Bonfire and rain! Lv,-.1 - Homecoming Queen .-.gif ,Q g357?33H' an QT .. sig .: I gl ' I1 , JJ W. ... , 4- ' Q.. 'M -u1'.....4.:.L..L..44-e.L..4.a an 1.3.5.4 ms W m RWM 1 ,-, 5 as Y Bwxamqg is E H M if-massive ma -iw E e H f- Wm it H B ' Q 'QQS-x in ki 'H ' f.' Y i 1 ., ie W in 2-7 W. Q:-srzd Banquet in evening Cornerstone laying for new music building on Sunday 78 We lost! , , its Ll, E' 1. llllnvl. 'fm 1 J fl, A il l 1 -7- ...,-,, I-N V., ,- x-1, B . Second Annual Honors Convocation, November 14. The Award of Concordia Teacher's College Scholarships and Grants-in-Aid, and also Presentation of Certificate to Students Chosen for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Drama Club Play, The Bishop's Mantle. , . 4-rv-'4 l L Y ,Z V 1 x ' I 'l .l , 3. V . . -1 I H' - -qw .Tc Af' M' 4 . ' 1 1 1' fx' 5' 'G ' ,' ll: X 1 -f ' fx,-A' B . ff - . l - H Mt L ' I 79 si NL' 5 Q I ' E:...-..i- xx November 22-26 Choir Tour to Michigan Backstage Slim !.,! ' Y -W7 , S lf 3 -.,, Y QQ!!! H' 'wi 'Dau ECEMBER One of the spirited Concordia Barn Parties December 1. ,f z i Q , Y A , 14,1 3 , 2 ,I 'ww The secson's first victory on the home court-D cember 9. Here's half the fun of belonging to the The first off-campus concert of the year. Fm? EE K ss .g December 10- Cantuio Chorus presented Bc1ch's Christmas Orcltorio Intermission Finol dress rehearsal 83 December 13-The annual Christ- mas Sing sponsored by the men's and women's councils. fiix , Aixl! L!lU-Q S A few selections from the qual while we catch our breath. December 13 - S. R. C. Dinner Nite - complete with ihe Christmas story, carols, and Santa. vr .N . M51 ,. - ' ' M11-I4-T5' ---'ffm'-' i.w35tL,. December 15 - Christmas vocation begins QM' mm 9 sms KN new i N y 7 A N QS . -vw' 'AA A. 'fa , .2 ,:,, f ,, U A-vs ' A in ri-E:'f.TI. x 'Si P Yr Q 'I E we . ,lu g J ' ,:. Ep Q 36? 2 V ,I x J .rss ' 35 s f if ,,- --.--A f - PM s '- :Q V 9 .5 V a my 5 - W Annu! 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