Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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Q H Q: gg Wzwzivviw' if r, , Myrvzf 5,6 :fm ,wx Mgim 9 'Z' 1 f .f The dedication of our book this year is going to depart somewhat from tradition, it has been a custom in past years to single out one individual Who has served Concordia well for the special recognition of having the Pillars dedicated to him, We think that this is a very fine idea. l-lowever, there are some people connected with Concordia who de- serve recognition and very seldom aet it. Who are these people? These people are the Christians, who through donation of their generous gifts, have made Concordia, as we know it, pos- sible. Looking over a list of all the things at Concordia which have been donated, one is startled to find that almost everything is the gift of someone or some group. Cur gym, new track, art collection, library furnishings, science building, and countless other things have been given to our school as gifts by Christians who use their Godfgiven means for His glory. To make a list of people who have do- nated to our school would be an impossi- bilityr To thank them all personally would be even more impossible. But by dedicating this l958 Pillars to you, Mr. and Mrs. Anony- mous, we hope in some small measure to express our gratitude to you for making our Concordia what is it, Zjjdjej Pillars is the name of this book which contains pictures of Concordia and its people. The pillars which front the Ad- ministration Building are a distinguishing feature of our school's architecture. We who have been your teachers hope and pray that these pillars are merely representative of other and more substantial supports for your future lives and careers, Our every aim and effort has been to provide you With a program of study and activity - in a dedicated Christian atmosphere - which will serve as a sure foundation for you in time and eternity. For this is Where the top of the pillar is - in eternity. The real pillars ct Con- cordia are built to end only there. Re- member this as you leave to build other pillars for the lives of those you serve. Lemme CARL HALTER Dean of Students CARL HALTER Dean of Students ln Christ, dear Graduates of l958 - There is a fascinating aspect to an- onymity. lt awakens curiosity. lt provides shelter for unpretentious love. The Biblical account of the Good Samaritan is a case in point. Who was this man? Why is he left unnamed? His anonymity forces the introspective question: Am I a Good Samaritan? ln Arlington National Cemetery there is a tomb. And on this tomb is an inscription: Here rests in honored glory an American soldier known but to God. The sculptured figures on the tomb represent Peace, Victory and Valor. Who this man is is not as important as what he represents. God knows his name and his deeds of valor. The servant of the living God needs to develop a passion for the right kind of anonymity. We dare not strive to win the favor of the crowd. Our faithfulness should not depend upon the fast-withering bou' quets of human adulation. He who serves must constantly battle against his inner selfishness which asks: What shall we have therefore? fSt. Matthew l9: 27.3 God knows your name. He says: Fear not: for l have redeemed thee, l have called thee by thy name, thou art Mine. Clsaiah 43: l.J God knows what you do for Him and for His people. He says: l know thy works. fRevelation 2: 2.2 Do not be afraid to cast your bread upon the waters. fEcclesiastes ll: l.J You have all the reason in the world to give your- self unequivocally to the service of God and man. Iesus Christ Who made Himself of no reputation, and took upon Him the form of a servant fljhilippians 2: 73 has redeemed you for this service. My son or daughter in Christ, give Christ your heart, and He will have your service. Then you can serve with valor, even though your own form of heroism is known but to God. tfftwfs M. L. Koehneke President M. L. KOEHNEKE President 5 W 93532, As we enter the library, the first thing We see is the globe, one of the many generous donations to the college. This globe is symbolical of the responsibility of each student, both to his God and to the World. It is here in the library that the student is given the op- portunity to fulfill his responsi- bility. The Lord by wisdom hath founded the earthy by understanding hath he estab- lished the heavens. Proverbs 33 19 The acufty Theodore C. Appelt, Ph.D. Alberi H. Beck, M.Mus. Harold F. Brockberg, M.S. Robert I.. Busse, B.Mus. Paul G. Bcxrtels, ILB. Siegbert W. Becker, MA., B.D Paul G. Bunjes, M.Mus. Iohn F. Choitz, Ph.D. Emil H. Definer, A.B., ILM. Clarence M. Drews. M.A. Thomas E. Gieschen, B.S. Alfred H. Gras, M.Mus. Paul G. Grotelueschen, M.A. 'ri Arihur E. Diesing, M.A. Ronald E. Freudenburg, B.S Albert E. Glock, BD. Herbert H. Gross, Ph.D. Arvm W Hahn PhD Q ' -., ' H , ,..11,, 'T ' - . - - Carl F. Halter, M.Mus. Kenneih L. Heinitz, B.D., M.A. Iulia Hennig. M.A. E Albert G. Huegli, Ph.D. Iohn W. Klolz, Ph.D. 12 . ,fw.ww...1.w:. ggagq Q Q Mmm f .. , 2 1m..v.4 S . .,.:5: W-ii' . .:5 5 .2 ' Eifsfi z, .,., .gg 4 ---, 1- awww My 3 9 X .':. 12 - s Evelyn Heidtlce, M.Mus. Ralph W. Heinze, B.S. Victor G. Hildner, M.Mus. F. Samuel Ianzow, MJ-X. Marlin L. Koehneke, lVI.Ed Waller O. Kraeii. M.S. Wilfred F. Kruse, M.S. Cornell I. Kusmik, A.B., M.S.L.S. Richard A. Lange, M.A. Marga Link, B.Mus. Victor C. Krause, Ph.D. Theodore I. C. Kuehneri, M.S., Liit.D. Ruth Ladewig. B.S. William Lehmann, B.D., M.A Walter W. Martin, M.A. 13 Albert V. Maurer, B.Mus., Ph.D. Harriet Meyer, M.A. Edith Morrison, MJ-L Martin C. Pieper, MJ-L August Prcxhlow, B.S. 14 -, 5.5.5. sm . .. -, W. . , W in -If s .- iff. o it .ana .za .4 . ze , - .. M- Sfiijji' 5 W Q .,.. . . ..,. , : I- 1 25 22.4 ' 'if iff: A X.. 4 X ,Sv 2 rm S 5 3333. g S iff? 3 Qs: kv . 'i H .six fi A aww? Eiga Emma: Menke, B.Mus. Rodney E. Millard, B.S. Paul A. Mundinger, M.A Daniel E. Poellot, B.D. Frederick H. Prulle, BJ-K. Merle L. Radke, M.A. Ralph L. Reinke, M.A. Richard T. Rohlfing, M.Mus. Milton W. Schmidt, IVLA. Arthur Simon, B.D., S.L.M. .ff .nfl 5: giffifi 1 K . Wi' ,F 5 he l 'ae fr N, '3 , E32 A , 1, Af? , x 724 lxrv Lawrence R. Rust, M.Mus. Iames O. Roberts, M.A. Carl H. Scaer. MJ-X. Allred F. Schmieding, M.A., LL.D Reuben V. Stohs, B.S. Victor Sfreufert, MA. Walter A. Vahl, M.A. Donald D. Wall, B.S. Leslie R. Zeddies, M.Ed. 16 252 ' wk , af? F Neelak S. Tiernagel, Ph.D. Carl L. Waldschmidt, M.Mus. Andrew M. Weyermann, S.T.M Gerhard! Becker f ' .g'm .fchneicfet 54 ,gg K' 1 f Q CCT They call me Schneider I 111' I A l J. cause lm such Q Cut-up . mxxxvv f f ,l,,l X. X But, l'm really not so bod . . . LX Lk ln tact, l'm pretty good f at least l've been trying . , . Some say very trying! 'Nw M3541 'VJ be- -,,,., Q Q Well, l'll be seems you. 5. Q E fl 0 N111 ! , K f 'F A A M . 'fifqdg t , . Q X ' adv s .J We .Q we 5 K 1 J? :Za Sf: v Y Re 1 lrgfs- fvmsscxl A...-M 5 5 www E 3 Q 5, if f 'i' M ,dmvm , M is Q4 . 4-WWW' 4 , wma 5 if MX wiltlux war 'QV -Risky zagwfigw his fy fu www .... , f .. zg, ,. x -,,. .- . QI 1.3 , , E me W El 3. 2 E as E ? i 2 E U 3 se 25 gf 3 3 1: E at kv. J J , X A. ,ww gm nf ,W 4, 'wax 4 QQ 'JSXNM .... ,. ,fi E pf, 251 5 6 F 1 H wi 4 is W ES 4 ' w ii 32 55 fe N is Z gi .1 ll -i 1 . v The 0551225 Fred Spurgai Wayne Hahn Everett Lohman Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Compfroller BUSINESS OFFICE G. Keil, L. Mischnick. E. Wentzel, L. Menke. N. Walker, L. Renner and I. Magee. ACADEMIC OFFICE Standing: L. Birr, G. Franke, A. Bachmann. R. Cramer, H. Weiss. Sealed: D. Domoni, A. Martin, K. Staab, R. Weiss, R. Bruilag. 23 The -H l7Il?1ll'ff'Cdfl.0l'l BOARD OF CONTROL Edgar M. Elbert, Walter H. Hartkopi, Marlin L. Koehneke, Rev. Arthur H. Werfelmann, Law- rence W. Forster, Dr. Waldemczr Link, Emil H. Ruprecht. ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Standing: Fred Spurgat, Business Manager: Frederick H. Pralle, Director of Field Services: Wilfred F. Kruse, Registrar cmd Admissions Officer. Sealed: Albert G. Huegli. Academic Dean: Martin L. Koehneke, President: Carl F. Halter, Dean ol Students. Z4 fmmf? Dr. B. V. Maurer. Director ot Student Teaching Ae -H mbu3t'zatz've 05512225 Dr. A. W. Hahn Director ot Placement Prof. R. L. Reinke Qllk:..m..u Dr. V. C. Krause Director of Recruitment Prof. I. O. Roberts Mrs. L. Mackensen AssistantDirectorotStudentTeaching Assistantbirector,Admissions Officer Dean of Women peak Yi:-525 . F B wg ,gal CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: M. Hagen, V. Persons. F. Fuiih, A. Golz. C. Bohrlach, W. Kischnick, M. Golz. Second Row: M. French, A. Puhrman, S. Rege, C. Spurgaf, V. Rege, M. Schone, D. Bourke, R. Gutsell, E. Schaper, S. Rege. MAINTENANCE STAFF C. Popp. C. Nelson, A. Tiede, G. Kruusse, A. Bmihor, C. Oetien, L. Muench, O. Timat. get cube! Mr. Schumacher Book Store Manager Library Staff I. Wiese, Mrs. W. Vahl, Mr. C. Kusmik Infirmary Sfaff Miss Noess and Mrs. Miller 016125 21014 Seated: Mrs. L. Mackensen. Dean oi Women: Mrs. E. Morrison, Assistant Supervisor ol Women: Miss Heyne. Sianding: C. Schoenheit. M. Haerther, R. Ladewig, G. Grube, I. Loeber. A. Brown. William Lehmann: August Prahlow: Charles Finke: Donald Wall: Paul Grotelueschen, Men's Residenl Counselor: Rodney Millard: Ronald Freudenburg. 28 E .gtuafent nachzhi ptoftam 1 GRACE TRAINING SCHOOL Sealed: Victor Waldschmidt, Principal: Dr. O. A. Geisman, Pastor: Paul Bouman. Standing: Evelyn Peck, Morella Mensing, Ellriedcx Miller, Shirley Shrank, Verna Rahdert, Beatrice Kimblin, Nancy Dombrose. i. s'r. 1oHN's LUTHERAN SCHOOL A. Scheiwe: A. Guemmer: W. Dreyer: A. Iagels: E. Poeler: D. Behnken, Principal: Rev. E. L. Paul, Pastor: G. Becker: W. Wendling: R. Schuler: E. Kreidt: R. Dobheriuhl. 29 CHRIST LUTHERAN SCHOOL Mr. D. Wallis, Principal: I. Kirchhoff: C. Litfin: N. Schubkegal BETHANY LUTHERAN SCHOOL Miss E. Gerhard and Mr. L. Hart, Principal ST. ANDREW'S LUTHERAN SCHOOL M. Danegger: K. Gcmdt, Principal: Rev. P. Mehl, Pastor: P. Annunciaiion: M. Moskopf. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN SCHOOL Rev. E. Gchl. Pastor: W. Hann: L. Katzmann: M. Miller: T. Meyer: A. Bush, Principal 'zacfuatel lnstalled in 1956, this beautiful stained glass Window adorns the office ot our Presi- dent. It was designed by Dr. A. R. Kretzmann of St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Chicago, and it was built in the studios of Giannini and Hilgart ot Chi- cago. Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and oi the Son and of the Holy Ghost: teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded youg and lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the World. Matthew 28: 19-20 IOHN ABEL Milwaulcee, Wisconsin Sequence: History, Athletic Council, l yr.g Alpha Sigma Phi, 4 yrs., Treasurer, l yr.: Varsity Foot- ball, 2 yrs. WILLIAM AHLBRAND Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sequence: Math-Science: Senate, l yr., Vice- Presiclentg Men's Council, l yr.: Athletic Council, 3 yrs., Intramural Manager, l yr., Cantata Chorus, l yr.: Pillars, l yr., Sports Editor, Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs: Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs., Varsity Baseball, Z yrs., S,A.C,, l yr. RICHARD ALTHOFF Vincennes, Indiana Sequence: Social Science, Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., M.A,G., Z yrs., Gradua- tion Comrnittee, l yr. ALVIN BARKHAU Indianapolis, Indiana Sequence: Geographyg Athletic Council, 1 yr.g Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Varsity Football, 2 yrs., S.T.A.G., l yr. KENNETH BARTELT Santa Ana, California Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, Chapel Choir, l yr. OTTO BECKENDORF Ceylon, Minnesota Sequence: Math-Science, A Cappella, l yr., Collegians, l yr, HERBERT BECKER Thawville, Illinois Sequence: Music Theoryy Mens Council, l yr., R.A,C,, l yr., A Cappella Chorus, 2 yrs., Can- tata Chorus, l yr., Chapel Choir, l yr., Colle- gians, 2 yrs., Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs, Varsity Baseball, 4 yrs. CALVIN BEHLING Dearborn, Michigan Sequence: Geography: Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs., President, l yr., Varsity Football, 3 yrs, . gg f : gig:-E WM W1 ti S fwiimp ' M5223 1 t- 1' E i' - -v-f ' ,g - .,.:.,. ,ic ,, , ,. Q ,:., .. -,-- - .,.,.,. E If EDWARD BERTHOLD Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Religion and Social Science: Chapel Choir, l yr., Automobile Club, 2 yrs., The Con- cordia Players, 2 yrs., S.T.A.G., l yr., Supply Teaching, l yr.: St. loseph, Michigan. SHIRLEY ANN BEUTEL Newlane, New York Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, W.A.O., 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., M.A.G., 4 yrs., S.T.A.G., 2 yrs, Col- legiettes, l yr., Secretary-Treasurer, DORIS MARIE BIBERDORF Frobisher, Saskatchewan, Canada Sequence: Music Literature, Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., S.T.A,G., l yr. WILLIAM BOPF Wausau, Wisconsin Sequence: Music-Organg Cantata Chorus, l yr., Chapel Choir, l yr.: College Choir, l yr.: Senior Choir, l yr., M.A.G., l yr.g S.T.A.G., l yr. GORDON BORCHERDING I-larnpton, Iowa Sequence: Social Science, Cantata Chorus, l yr. AURELIA MAE BROWN Bay Shore, Michigan Sequence: Bible History ancl Interpretation, Chapel Choir, l yr., Band, l yr., Collegians, 2 yrs., Resident Councilor, l yr. DONALD BUBLITZ Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sequence: Math-Science, Men's Council, l yr,, Vice-President, Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs.: S.A.C., l yr.p Track, 3 yrs. IANET BUCHANAN Columbus, Indiana Sequence: Religion: Women's Council, l yr.5 A Cappella, l yr.: Chapel Choir, l yr., College Choir, l yr.g Senior Choir, l yr., M.A.G., 3 yrs., Collegiettes, l yr. ,I :lui Tw IANICE DAMMAN Lyons, Ohio Sequence: English Literature: W.A.O., 4 yrs.: Band, 4 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer, 1 yr.: Pillars, 2 yrs. BEVERLY DEFFES New Orleans, Louisiana Sequence: English Literature: C.A.C., l yr.: Chapel Choir, l yr.: College Choir, l yr.: Senior Choir, 1 yr.: M.A.G., 2 yrs.: The Concordia Play- ers, 4 yrs.: Ballet Class, l yr., Instructor. CLIFFORD DIETRICH Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Geography: Men's Council, 2 yrs.: Cantata Chorus, l yr.: Chapel Choir, l yr.: Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs.: Varsity Football, 3 yrs.: Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr., Plan- ning Committee. GERALD DOHRMANN Hampton, lowa Sequence: Music-Organ: A Cappella, 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir, l yr.: Collegians, l yr.: Automo- bile Club, 2 yrs.: Foresters, 4 yrs. KENNETH BUUCK Columbus, Indiana Sequence: Math-Science: Veterans' Club, 3 yrs.: S.R.C., 3 yrs., Vice-President, l yr., President, l yr.: Audio-Visual, 2 yrs. RUTH CHRISTENSEN Melrose Park, illinois Sequence: Geography: W.A.O., 2 yrs.: Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs.: M.A.G., l yr. BETTY WREN CLAYBROOK Paso Robles, California Sequence: Physical Education and Youth Work: Cantata Chorus, l yr.: Attended: Concordia Col- lege, Oakland, California, 2 yrs. PAUL DAHL Oakland, California Sequence: Math-Science: Graduation Commit- tee, l yr.: Senior Committee, l yr. MARVELLE DUDANSKY Seattle, Washington Sequence: Social Sciencep A Cappella, l yr., M.A,G., 2 yrs.p l.R.C,, 2 yrs.: Collegiettes, l yr., Attended: Concordia College, Portland, Oregon, 2 yrs. MARLENE EBEL Chicago, Illinois Se uence Music Theor WA O 4 rsg A Cap- Cl 2 Y: . . ., Y - pella, 2 yrs,g M.A.G., l yr.: Pillars, l yr. GLENN ECKERT St. Louis, Missouri Sequence: Social Science, Men's Council, l yr., Floor Representative: Pillars, l yr., Veterans' Club, 2 yrs.g Automobile Club, l yr. IANET EGGERT Cleveland, Ohio Sequence: Physical Education and Youth Workp W.A.O., 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir, 1 yr.p Pillars, l yr. gun-pr 'HSN IOANNE EHLER Ft. Wayne, Indiana Sequence: English. ALLEN ENGELBRECHT Ietterson City, Missouri Sequence: Historyg Athletic Council, l yr.: Can- tata Chorus, l yr, M.A.G., l yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, l yr.p Varsity Football, l yr., Manager. EUGENE FIEDLER Shawneetown, Missouri Sequence: Religionp Men's Council, 1 yr.g Can- tata Chorus, 2 yrs.p Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: M.A.G., l yr., The Spectator, l yr.: S.T.A.G., l yr., Track, Z yrs.g Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs. CHARLES FINKE Mayville, Wisconsin Sequence: Physical Education and Youth Work: Senate, l yr., A. C. Chairmanp Athletic Council, 2 yrs., Chairman, l yr.: Pillars, l yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Varsity Football, 2 yrs.: Resi- dent Councilor, l yr. MARCIA GIENAPP Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sequence: English and American Literature W.A.O., 1 yr., Chapel Choir, 2 yrs., M.A.G., l yr. S.A.C., l yr. ROBERT GOLDEN Azusa, California Sequence: History, Cantata Chorus, 1 yr. ' LEE GOODEMAN Toledo, Ohio Sequence: Religion, R.A.C., l yr., S.R.C., l yr. S.T.A.G., l yr. RUTH ANN GRAFFENBERGER Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sequence: History, Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs. RALPH GREWE Des Plaines, Illinois Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, Alpha Sigma Phi, l yr., Varsity Football, 2 yrs., Speech Club, 2 yrs., President, l yr., Iunior Varsity Basketball, 1 yr., Chapel Usher, Z yrs. LOIS GROTELUESCHEN Wausau, Wisconsin Sequence: English, W.A.O., 4 yrs., Chapel Choir, 2 yrs., M.A.G., l yr., Pillars, l yr., The Spectator, l yr., The Concordia Players, 4 yrs., Speech Club, 2 yrs., Program Chairman, 2 yrs. GEORGIANNA GRUBE Danbury, Connecticut Sequence: English, W.A.O., l yr., M.A.G., 2 yrs., The Spectator, l yr., The Concordia Players, Z yrs., S.T.A.G., l yr,, Treasurer, R.D.G., 2 yrs., At- tended: Concordia College, Bronxville, New York, 2 yrs. PAUL HABERSTOCK Mayfield Heights, Ohio Sequence: Music-Theory and Music-Organ, Senate, l yr., C.A.C., l yr., Chairman, A Cap- pella, 3 yrs., Pillars, 3 yrs., Business Manager, l yr., Editor, l yr., Automobile Club, 2 yrs., Foresters, l yr., Accompanist. Sequence Geography Men's Council, l yr.: RAC l yr Automobile Club, l yr.: The Con- cordia Players l yr S TA G., l yr. Sequence Social Science Chapel Choir, l yr. Sequence Physical Education and Youth Work: Senate l yr Wing Representative: Men's Coun- cil 2 yrs Secretary l yr Athletic Council, 2 yrs., lntrarnural Manager 1 yr Chapel Choir, l yr.: M A G l yr Varsity Football, l yr.: Varsity Bas- Sequence History Women's Council, l yr.: A 1 Cappella 1 yr Homecoming Entertainment HARRIETTE HELZER Oakland, California Sequence: English Literature: Cantata Chorus, 1 yr. HARVEY HENDRICKSON Lehigh, Iowa Sequence: Math-Science: Religious Floor Lead! ers, l yr.: Band, 3 yrs., Iunior Representative, l yr., President, 1 yr.: S.A.C., l yr., Business Manager: Combo, 1 yr. BARBARA HENN Indianapolis, Indiana Sequence: History: W.A.O., l yr.: Chapel Choir, l yr.: l.R.C., 2 yrs.: String Ensemble, 2 yrs. IOANNE HERMAN Wellsville, New York Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation: W.A.O., 4 yrs.: A Cappella, 3 yrs.: College Choir, l yr.: Senior Choir, l yr.: Pillars, l yr.: S.T.A.G., l yr.: Collegiettes, l yr.: String En- semble, 2 yrs. IOANNE HINTZ Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sequence: Social Science, Senate, 2 yrs., Wing Representative, l yr., Secretary, l yr., Student Union Committee, 4 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., Pillars, l yr., The Spectator, l yr., Feature Editor, The Concordia Players, l yr., S.A.C., l yr, HILDEGARD HOEFER Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Geography, Senate, l yr., Dorm Rep- resentative, W.A.O., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr, Chapel Choir, l yr., M,A.G., 2 yrs., Corre- sponding Secretary, l yr., Pillars, l yr., Head Typist, The Concordia Players, 2 yrs., S.A.C., l yr. RICHARD HOLLAND Farmington, Missouri Sequence: Religion, Cantata Chorus, Z yrs., M.A.G., l yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs., Speech Club, l yr., Supply Teaching, 1 yr. MELVIN HOLLAR Conover, North Carolina Sequence: Geography, Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs., The Spectator, 2 yrs., The Con- cordia Players, 3 yrs, S.T.A.G., l yr., Supply Teaching, lyr., Hickory, North Carolina. PAUL HUNSINGER Fair Lawn, New lersey Sequence: Math-Science, Senate, l yr., Treas- urer, Athletic Council, 2 yrs., Intramural Chair- man, l yr., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Veterans' Club, 2 yrs., Automobile Club, 2 yrs., Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs, Varsity Football, 4 yrs. RONALD IRSCH Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Music, Senate, 1 yr., Wing Repre- sentative, A Cappella, 2 yrs., Collegians, 3 yrs., Treasurer, l yr., Automobile Club, l yr., The Concordia Players, l yr., Foresters, 2 yrs., Treas- urer. 40 MYRNA HEY Fort Wayne, Indiana Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, W.A.O,, 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Recording Secretary, l yr., Chapel Choir, l yr., The Spec- tator, l yr., S.A.C., l yr. NORMAN HILPERT Cape Girardeau, Missouri Sequence: Social Science, Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Varsity Football, 3 yrs., S.T.A,G., l yr., Track, 3 yrs. IEAN KAISER Peru, Indiana Sequence: Physical Education and Youth Work, Senate, l yr., WoInen's Council, 3 yrs., Athletic Council, 2 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer, l yr., W,A.O., 2 yrs., President, l yr., Chapel Choir, Z yrs., M.A,G,, l yr,, S.A.C., l yr., Chairman. RONALD KASTEN St, Louis, Missouri Sequence: Social Science and English, IRC., 3 yrs., Vice-President, l yr., The Spectator, 3 yrs., News Editor, 2 yrs., The Concordia Play- ers, 3 yrs., Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs., Varsity Football, l yr., Speech Club, l yr., S.T.A,G., l yr. --amass NANCY KAVASCH Westmont, Illinois Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, Cantata Chorus, l yr,, The Concordia Players, l yr., Collegiettes, 2 yrs., Attended: Concordia Iunior College, Ft. Wayne, Indiana, 2 yrs. HAROLD KIESCHNICK San Antonio, Texas Sequence: Religion, Senate, l yr., Vice-Presi- dent, Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs., Varsity Football, 2 yrs., Captain, l yr., S.T.A.G., 2 yrs. ERNA KING Galien, Michigan Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, H.A.C., 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr,, M.A.G., 3 yrs., Treasurer, l yr., S.T.A.G., l yr, LORRAINE KISSAU St. joseph, Michigan Sequence: Math-Science, R.A.C., l yr., W.A.O., 4 yrs., A Cappella, 3 yrs., Publicity Secretary, l yr., Pillars, 2 yrs., The Spectator, l yr., Col- legiettes, 2 yrs. CAROL KLEIN Cleveland, Ohio Sequence: Music, W.A.O., fl yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Chapel Choir, 1 yr., MAG., l yr., IRC., l yr., S,A.C., 2 yrs. ROBERT KLEIN Cleveland, Ohio Sequence: Math-Science, S.R.C,, l yr., The Con- cordia Players, l yr., Alpha Sigha Phi, 2 yrs., Varsity Football, 3 yrs. MARILYN KLINTWORTH Paso Robles, California Sequence: Music-Organ: Women's Council, l yr., Vice-President, W.A.O., 2 yrs.: A Cappella, 1 yr.: MAG., 2 yrs.: Collegiettes, l yr. LESLIE KLUTH Freeport, Illinois Sequence: English Literature: Women's Council, l yr., Treasurer: W.A.O,, 2 yrs.: l.H.C., 2 yrs.: Pillars, l yr.: The Spectator, 2 yrs., Assistant Editor, l yr.: The Concordia Players, 3 yrs. RONALD KOCH Auburn, Michigan Sequence: Math-Science: Men's Council, 1 yr.: R.A.C., l yr.: Athletic Council, l yr.: A Cappella, 3 yrs.: Collegians, 3 yrs.: The Spectator, l yr.: S.T.A.G., l yr. ROBERT KOEPPER Indianapolis, Indiana Sequence: Music Literature and Social Science: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs.: Collegians, Z yrs., Di- rector, lfg yr.: S.T.A.G., l yr., Program Chairman: MAG., Octet, l yr., Director. EARLINE KOHL Electra, Texas Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation: l.R.C., l yr.: S.T.A.G., l yr. RALPH KOHRS St. Charles, Missouri Sequence: Math-Science: C.A.C., l yr.: A Cap- pella, 3 yrs.: Collegians, 2 yrs.: Foresters, 4 yrs., Chairman, l yr, AUGUST KRAUSE Arlington Heights, Illinois Sequence: Geography: Men's Council, 3 yrs., Treasurer, l yr.: Veterans' Club, 4 yrs., Secre- tary, l yr., President, l yr.: Alpha Sigma Phi, 4 yrs., President, l yr.: Varsity Football Assistant Coach, 3 yrs.: Track, 4 yrs., Captain, 3 yrs. FRED KRAUSE Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation. '35, DAVID KRUBSACK Marion, Wisconsin Sequence: Music Theory, Senate, l yr., Presi- dent, R.A.C., l yr., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Vice- President, l yr., Band, 3 yrs., M.A.G., Z yrs., Octet, 1 yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Secretary, l yr., Track, 4 yrs., Instrumental Techniques Group, Z yrs. MARILYN KRUDOP Fort Wayne, Indiana Sequence, History and Social Science, Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Collegiettes, 2 yrs, RAYMOND LANGE Oakiield, Wisconsin Sequence: Music Theory, A Cappella, 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Veterans' Club, 4 yrs., Automobile Club, l yr. DORENE LAPP Sacramento, California Sequence: Music, Cantata Chorus, l yr., Treble Choir, 1 yr., M.A.G., l yr., l.R.C., l yr., The Con- cordia Players, l yr., Ballet, l yr. DOREEN LECHELT Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Sequence: English, W.A.O., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Chapel Choir, 1 yr., College Choir, l yr., The Spectator, Z yrs., Assistant Editor, l yr., The Concordia Players, 2 yrs. ANITA LESZKIEWICZ South Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sequence: Speech, W.A.O,, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., M.A.G,, 1 yr,, The Concordia Players, 2 yrs., Speech Club, l yr,, RPL., l yr. IOANNE LOEBER Thiensville, Wisconsin Sequence: Music, Senate, l yr., Student Union Committee, 3 yrs., Chairman, l yr., W.A.O., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 1 yr., Band, 3 yrs., Secre- tary, l yr., M.A.G., 3 yrs., S,T.A.G., l yr. LOWELL LOOMANS Portage, Wisconsin Sequence: Geography, Student Union Commit- tee, 1 yr., Athletic Council, 2 yrs., A Cappella, 1 yr., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, 2 yrs., The Concordia Players, Z yrs., S.T.A.G,, 1 yr., Varsity Tennis, l yr. i. 'Q' IUNE MARKGRAF Renville, Minnesota Sequence: Music, Women's Council, l yr., W.A.O., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., College Choir, l yr., Band, 3 yrs., Council, l yr., M.A.G., 3 yrs., S.T.A.G., l yr. MARILEE MILLER Mt. Clemens, Michigan Sequence: Music, A Cappella, 3 yrs., Pillars, 3 yrs., S.A.C., l yr., Collegiettes, l yr. LEONARD MIRLY New Wells, Missouri Sequence: Religion, Men's Council, l yr., Chapel Choir, 2 yrs., S.T.A.C:., l yr., President, Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs. DONALD MOLL Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Math-Science, Athletic Council, 3 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs. MARIANNE LUNZ Fort Wayne, Indiana Sequencei Physical Education, Athletic Council, l yr., W.A.O., 4 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., l.R.C., 3 yrs., Pillars, 2 yrs., The Spectator, l yr., Busi- ness Manager, The Concordia Players, 2 yrs. IOHN LUTZ I-Ioopeston, Illinois Sequence: Music-Organ, Senate, l yr., R.A.C., l yr., Chairman, A Cappella, 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Chapel Choir, l yr., M.A.G., l yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Varsity Tennis, 4 yrs. CAROLE IEAN MAIER Chicago, Illinois Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, W.A.O., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Librarian, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., M.A.G., 3 yrs. IAMES MANNEL Steger, Illinois Sequence: Geography, S.T.A.G., l yr. GAII. NEIMAN Bridgman, Michigan Sequence: Music Theory, W.A.O., l yr., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Chapel Choir, l yr,g College Choir, V2 yr.: Senior Choir, V2 yr.: Band, 2112 yrs, M.A.C., 3 yrs., Octet, l yr. BARBARA NEUBAUER St. loseph, Michigan Sequence: Music Theory: W.A,O,, 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir, l yr., Pillars, l yr.g The Concordia Players, 2 yrs. DONALD OFFERMANN Hepler, Kansas Sequence: English: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs.: Band, 4 yrs., Council, 3 yrs., President, l yr.: The Spectator, l yr.g Track, 2 yrs., Senate Pub- licity Committee, l yr. GLENN OFFERMANN Waterloo, Illinois Sequence: English, R.A.C., Z yrs., Chapel Chair- man, l yr.: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, 1 yr., M.A.G., 2 yrs, LRC., l yr.: RDG., 3 yrs., Chairman, l yr. :s MARILYN OSNESS Antigo, Wisconsin Sequence: English, W.A.O., 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir, 1 yr.: M,A.G., l yr., Pillars, l yr., The Concordia Players, 2 yrs., Speech Club, l yr.g Fire, Health and Welfare Committee, l yr., Chairman. BESSIE PAKAN ' Boyceville, Wisconsin Sequence: Music-Organ, W.A.O,, l yr.: A Cap- pella, l yr,g College Choir, l yr.: Senior Choir, l yr., M.A.G., l yr,g S.T.A.G., 1 yr., Secretary, Attended: Concordia College, St. Paul, Minne- sota, 2 yrs., Supply Teaching, l yr, MARCUS PANKOW Watertown, Wisconsin Sequence: Social Scienceg Senate, l yr., Execu- tive Board, Mens Council, 2 yrs., Chairman: Student Union Committee, 2 yrs., Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Varsity Football, 3 yrs., Co-Captain, 2 yrs., S.T.A.G., l yr.g Varsity Baseball, 3 yrs. PATRICIA PASKE Sheboygan, Wisconsin Sequence: Religion: Women's Council, 3 yrs., Recording Secretary, l yr.: W.A,O,, l yr.: Chapel Choir, l yr., Pillars, 2 yrs., The Concordia Play- ers, l yr. SHARON PETERSON Racine, Wisconsin Sequence: Religion, Womens Council, l yr., W.A.O., 1 yr., Cantata Chorus, l yr., M.A.G., 2 yrs. The Concordia Players, 4 yrs. SUZANNE PETRUSCHKE Benton Harbor, Michigan Sequence: Religion, W.A.O., 4 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., M.A.G., 2 yrs., l.R.C., l yr., The Concordia Players, 2 yrs., R,D.G,, l yr. MARIE PIETSCH Frankenmuth, Michigan Sequence: Math-Science, Cantata Chorus, l yr., College Choir, l yr., Senior Choir, l yr., Pillars, l yr., The Concordia Players, l yr., S.T.A.G., 2 yrs., Collegiettes, l yr. IOANNE PRUDEK Bridgman, Michigan Sequence: Music Theory, W.A.O.,'2 yrs., A Cap- pella, 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., M.A.Cf., 4 yrs., Floor Leader, 2 yrs., Pillars, l yr., The Spectator, l yr. NANCY PUERNER Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sequence: Social Science, R.A.C., l yr., Chapel Choir, 2 yrs., M.A.Cf., l yr., The Concordia Play- ers, 3 yrs. H. IOSEPH RAMSI-XUR New York City, New York Sequence: English-American Literature, The Spectator, 2 yrs., The Concordia Players, l yr., Speech Club, l yr. LOREN REHMER Chester, Illinois Sequence: History, Chapel Choir, l yr., Band, 3 yrs., M.A.G., l yr., I.R.C., l yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs., Varsity Football, l yr., S.T.A.G., l yr., Golf, 4 yrs., Captain, 2 yrs., Supply Teaching, Waltham, Minnesota, DALE RENNER Aurora, Indiana Sequence: Music, Men's Council, 1 yr., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Accompanist, Veterans' Club, l yr. Sequence Physical Education, Athletic Council, 3 yrs WAO 4 yrs Secretary, l yr., A Cap- ella l yr Cantata Chorus, l yr., Band, l yr., IRC l yr Pillars 1 yr., Collegiettes, l yr., The Four Freshmen 3 yrs. 'K Sequence Music Theory, Dorm Representative, l yr W A O Z yrs A Cappella, 2 yrs.: Chapel Choir 1 yr MAG 1 yr., The Concordia Play- ers lyr Collegiettes lyr. Sequence Geography Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Chapel Choir l yr College Choir, l yr., Senior Choir 1 yr MAG l yr, l.R.C., l yr., Pillars, l yr The Concordia Players, 1 yr., S.T,A.G., l yr. Sequence Social Sciences, Band, 2 yrs.: M.A,G., l yr Collegiettes l yr Attended: Central State College Stevens Point Wisconsin, 2 yrs. QW' IOANN SANDFORT St. Charles, Missouri Sequence: English, W.A,O., 2 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., M.A.G., 1 yr., Pillars, l yr,, The Concordia Players, 4 yrs., S.T.A,G., l yr. RICHARD SANDLEH St. Louis, Missouri Sequence: Math-Science, Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs., Varsity Football, 3 yrs., All-Conference. ELLEN SCHAEDEL Cleveland, Ohio Sequence: English Literature, W.A.O., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr, Chapel Choir, l yr., Treble Choir, l yr., LRC., l yr., Pillars, l yr., The Concordia Players, 2 yrs. DONALD SCHEIWE Buckley, Illinois Sequence: Math-Science, Senate, l yr., Athletic Council, 3 yrs., Chairman, l yr., Chapel Choir, 1 yr., S.R.C., 2 yrs,, Varsity Basketball, l yr., Concordia Photographers, 2 yrs, HENRIETTA SCHMIDT letterson City, Missouri Sequence: Physical Education and Youth Workg Athletic Council, l yr., Secretary-Treasurer, Womens Intramural Chairrnang W.A.O., l yr.g Chapel Choir, 1 yr.g M.A.G., 2 yrs.g I.R.C., 2 yrs., Secretary-Treasurerg Pillars, l yr.f The Concordia Players, 3 yrs. PAULINE SCHOENFELD Clinton, Wisconsin Sequence: Music Literature-p W.A.O., 2 yrs.p Band, 4 yrs., Council, l yr., MAG., 3 yrs.g Speech Club, l yr.: S.T.A.G., l yr. SCHNEIDER BARBARA SCHUKAT Maywood, Illinois Sequence: Music-Organp Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs.: M.A.G., 3 yrs.g Collegiettes, l yr. LLOYD SCHULTZ Detroit, Michigan Sequence: Music Theory and Organg RAC., 1 yr., A Cappella, 3 yrs., Collegians, 2 yrs. ROY SCHWAB Bay City, Michigan Sequence: History, R.A.C., l yr., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Band, l yr., M.A.G., l yr., l.R.C., 2 yrs, Veterans' Club, 4 yrs., R.D.G., 2 yrs. GRACE SI-'ERRAZZA Bell, California Sequence: Physical Education and Youth Work, Cantata Chorus, l yr, M 5 DOTTY SIMMONS Wyandotte, Michigan Sequence: Bible History and lnterpretation, Women's Council, l yr., A Cappella, l yr., M.A.G., l yr., Octet, l yr., Collegiettes, l yr. BURGE SMITH Adrian, Michigan Sequence: Social Science, Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs., Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs. CAROL SPITZER Kensal, North Dakota Sequence: Music Theory, Women's Council, 2 yrs., W.A.O., 4 yrs., A Cappella, Z yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Chapel Choir, l yr., College Choir, l yr., Senior Choir, l yr., M.A.G., 3 yrs., l.R.C., l yr., The Spectator, l yr., The Concordia Play- ers, l yr., Collegiettes, 2 yrs., President, l yr. RUTH SPLITTGERBER Sheboygan, Wisconsin Sequence: History, Senate, l yr., Dorm Repre- sentative, W.A.O., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Chapel Choir, 2 yrs., College Choir, l yr., Senior Choir, l yr., M.A.G,, 4 yrs., LRC., l yr., The Spectator, l yr. WILLIAM STAAB Beaver Dam, Wisconsin Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, Attended: Concordia College, Fort Wayne, ln- diana, 2 yrs., Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri, 2 yrs. IOHN STAHLKE Springfield, Illinois Sequence: Math-Science, A Cappella, l yr., Cantata Chorus, l yr., SRC., Z yrs., Secretary, l yr. MARIORIE STARK Detroit, Michigan Sequence: Social Science: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs.: M.A.G., 4 yrs.: l.R.C., l yr.: The Spectator, l yr.: S.T.A.G,, 2 yrs.: Supply Teaching, Hilbert, Wisconsin, l yr. SHIRLEY STARK Detroit, Michigan Sequence: Social Science: A Cappella, 2 yrs: Cantata Chorus, l yr.: M.A.G,, l yr.: The Con- cordia Players, 1 yr.: Art Club, l yr. ROBERT STEBBE Berea, Ohio Sequence: Social Science: Cantata Chorus, l yr.: Veterans' Club, l yr. DOROTHY STEINBRINK Anaheim, California Sequence: History: W,A.O., l yr.: Cantata Chorus, l yr.: Treble Choir, l yr.: l,RC., 2 yrs. G. EDMUND STELLING St. Louis, Missouri Sequence: Geography and Social Science: Stu- dent Union Committee, 2 yrs., Treasurer, l yr.: Athletic Council, l yr.: Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs.: l.R.C,, l yr.: Pillars, l yr.: The Concordia Play- ers, 3 yrs.: Alpha Sigma Phi, 3 yrs.: S.T.A.G., l yr.: S.A.C., 1 yr.: Varsity Golf, 2 yrs.: Supply Teaching, Chicago, Illinois, l yr. ART STERRIKER St. Paul, Minnesota Sequence: Social Science: Pillars, l yr. HARVEY STERRIKER St. Paul, Minnesota Sequence: Social Science: Chapel Choir, l yr.: Automobile Club, 2 yrs. MYRTLE STUBBOLO Huntington Station, New York Sequence: English: W.A.O., l yr.: The Concordia Players, 2 yrs: Speech Club, 1 yr,: Oil Painting Group, l yr. CARL TAYLOR Cleveland, Ohio Sequence: Physical Education and Youth Work, Chapel Choir, l yr., Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs.: Varsity Football, 2 yrs. HOWARD TESCHLER Fort Benton, Montana Sequencei Social Science. SOPHIA THIEME Delray Beach, Florida Sequence: Music, W.A.O., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Treble Choir, l yr., Band, 3 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs, The Concordia Players, 2 yrs., lnstrumental Techniques, 2 yrs., Secretary, l yr. SYLVIA TRINKLEIN New York City, New York Sequence: English, Women's Council, l yr., RAC., l yr., Women's Athletic Organization, l yr., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Senior Choir, l yr., l.R,C,, l yr., The Concordia Players, 2 yrs., Graduation Committee, l yr., R.D.G., 2 yrs. JEAN UNGER Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sequence: Bible History and lnterpretation, Women's Council, l yr., Chapel Choir, 2 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs., Religious Floor Leaders, l yr., Secretary. BEVERLY WAGENER Portland, Oregon Sequence: Bible History and lnterpretation, Cantata Chorus, l yr., Graduation Committee, l yr. SHIRLEY WEGNER Sheboygan, Wisconsin Sequence: Social Science, Athletic Council, l yr., W.A.O., 4 yrs., Band, 3 yrs., l.R.C., 2 yrs., Pillars, l yr. NORMA WENHOLZ Dundee, Illinois Sequence: Geography, W.A.O., 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr., M,A.G., 3 yrs., lnstrumental Techniques Group, l yr. DONALD WUERTZ Waltham, Minnesota Sequence: Social Science, Men's Council, l yr., Cantata Chorus, l yr., Veterans' Club, l yr., President, Varsity Football, 1 yr. IAMES ZABEL Detroit, Michigan Sequence: Geography-Physical Education and Youth Work, Men's Council, 1 yr., Assistant Counselor, Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Automobile Club, 3 yrs., Alpha Sigma Phi, 2 yrs., Varsity Basketball, l yr., S.T.A.G., l yr., Track, 4 yrs. CAROL ZEISSER Warren, Ohio Sequence: Religion, Senate, l yr., VVornen's Council, 2 yrs., Chairman, l yr., Athletic Coun- cil, l yr., Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., M.A.G., 2 yrs., Cheerleader, 2 yrs. IONA ZIELINSKI Detroit, Michigan Sequence: Geography, W.A.O., 4 yrs., Cantata Chorus, 2 yrs., Band, 4 yrs., Pillars, l yr. Q . CARLA WHIPKEY Lawrenceville, Illinois Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, Womens Council, l yr., W.A.O., l yr., Col- legiettes, 3 yrs. LENORE WIEGMANN Van Nuys, California Sequence: History, Student Union Committee, l yr., W.A.O., 2 yrs., I.R.C., l yr. ELIZABETH WILSON Traverse City, Michigan Sequence: Bible History and Interpretation, Cantata Chorus, l yr., Senior Choir, l yr., Col- legiettes, 2 yrs., Ballet, l yr. IOAN WISCH Rockford, lllinois Sequence: History, W.A.O., 2 yrs., Cantata Chorus, l yr., M.A.G., 2 yrs., l.R.C., 2 yrs., The Concordia Players, l yr., Collegiettes, l yr. DOROTHY ZIEMKE Racine, Wisconsin Sequence: Geography, Chapel Choir, l yr., Pillars, 2 yrs., Faculty and Administration Editor: The Concordia Playersy 1 yr. DOROTHY ZIMDAHL Dolton, Illinois Sequence: Music-Organy Women's Council, l yr., W.A.O., 1 yr.p A Cappella, 3 yrs., Librarian l yr.: M.A,G., Z yrs.: Collegiettes, 2 yrs., Secre- tary-Treasurerg Ballet, l yr.g R.F.L., 1 yr. tacfuatea ELDA BOLLER Merrill, Wisconsin Sequence: English: A Cappella, 2 yrs.g Chapel Choir, l yr.g College Choir, l yr.: Senior Choir, l yr., Collegiettes, 1 yr. VIRGINIA METZGER Detroit, Michigan Sequence: Music Literature: R.A.C., l yr.y Stu- dent Union Comrnittee, 2 yrs., Secretary, l yr.: Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs., Chapel Choir, l yr,g College Choir, 1 yr.: Senior Choir, l yr., The Spectator, l yr.: S.T.A.G., 1 yr.: Collegiettes, l yr. lffot pictured W. DAVID MUELLER Ft. Wayne, Indiana Sequence: Math-Science: Band, llfg yrs., l.R.C., 2 yrs. GERALDINE SCHOOF Royal Oak, Michigan Sequence: Music Literature: Cantata Chorus, 3 yrs.: Chapel Choir, l yr.: College Choir, l yr.: Treble Choir, l yr.5 S.T,A.G., l yr. flame: Made of stainless steel with a satin finish, this beautiful cross adorns the east Wall ot the Music Building. It was designed with the help of the Rev, Martin Marty and was donated in 1957. God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord jesus Christ. Ephesians 6: l4 if fa- 'N '1 U .J CQ glass of '59 Front Row: Hilbert Wiedenkeller Iudy Clausen Marcie Fashing Marilynn Dey Walter Claassen Second Row: Paul Crisler Rachel Eberhart Edna Fleischhauer Thea Dullin Lucille Dcxndes Arni Burron Third Row: Art Fliege Adela Dase Bob Connors George Dellinger 56 Front Row: Dave Bernhard! 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Front Row: Nancy Mohr Vivian Ohsl Betty Oehmke Dixie Mathis Second Row: Teresa Meyer Marlene Moyer Ruth Neitzel Marie Nero Third Row: Fou 58 Lorayne Nissen Ianel Nadler loyce Nahrwold Shirley Musall rlh Row: Ron Neuman Al Oeslerreich Richard Lewer Albert Oldenburg glass of '59 Front Row: lim Kraflt Carol Keinalh Wilma Langer Iudy Lang Angeline Lepyesh Second Row: Neil Kinkel Mariann Konesnik Arlene Leege Martha Mamrow Barbara Laumann Third Row: Fou Bob Kraiewski Carol Herbsl Carol Lange Althea Klemp Rose Konrad ' rth Row: Chuck Lind Ioel Schmidl Don Koeike Dave Kolzow wmv-eXvQm:1 mnmnmmwmm-,W mmmmmm-mmm., U AfL-i u m Front Row: Sec Maury Riegler Iane Hummel Rosalie Rommel Iane Rolofl Dave Schult ond Row: Roy Pfund Betty Schneider Elaine Otto Linda Rahdert Third Row: Fou lane Pfohl Ella Otten Carol Schimels Elaine Paske rth Row: David Schaus Mark Pickelrnan Neal Babe Ted Rex 44' un iou ,- 4323 Front Row: Ioel Schumacher Ruth Speh Ora Smith Ruth Temme Lee Suckow Second Row: Althea Shoemaker Barb Stier Iudy Schwerman Liese Spalteholz Gary Taylor Third Row: Liene Straumanis Keturah Thunder Gayle Schuppe Iudith Streulert Kenneih Shewmaker 59 SOP , Q'!9 ' .1 t C .Q Eg l X 9 K2 we We Front Row: Sec Mary Blievernicht Nancy lane Arps Martha Adam Mary Bierlein Marilyn Beyer ond Row: Mary Ellen Black Marlene Atkinson Ieanette Augenskein Ianet Ackerman Ruth Blaesing Third Row: Fou Peggy Almekinder Mel Block Dean Blackwell David Baals rth Row: Les Happel Dave Adam Marv Bartell 60 glass of '60 Front Row: Carol Zielke Louise Wiese Ruth Wendi Carolyn Trotier Second Row: Sharon Weber Mark Trinklein Fred Weiss Phil Wambsgcmnss Third Row: Howard Wczrnick Marvin C. Wunderllch Roger Williams is Front Row: Mickey Duin Norma Bragenzer Doris Dreyer Dolly Bunge Marlene Colicho Glenda Borth Second Row: Delores Decker Marilyn Dawes Ronald Borgwardt Ken Burron Third Row: Fou Dave Brummer Ierry Brunworth Arthur Busekist Ierry Danzer rlh Row: Art Brown Paul Brown Bruce Cordes 30,26 0111 0125 Front Row: Ruth Ebeling Diane Tomaich Blanche Fabry loanne Eisenberg Marlene Gehring Second Row: Ioyce Fralick Nancy Fahl Lillian Gamauf Leah Falatine Carol Eggert Third Row: Fou Chuck Eissieldt Norm Finke Dave Eggebrechl Roger Dull rlh Row: lack Emerich Iohn Dutton Al Fischer 6l Front Row: Betty Iones Magdalene lusel Iudith Houren Second Row: Walter Keske Shirley Hobson Ioyce Hollrah Glenda Horn Shirley Kloha Dennis Ianko Third Row: Kenneth L. Iording Iean Giese Elaine Holtzen Roberta Hill Iim Iones Fourth Row: Bob Hermani Dick Klatt Ken Hintz Front Row: AI Gutzwiller Clyde Gugel Tom Gerber Second Row: Dorothy Haupt Richard Grotelueschen Robert Haag Carol Hallow Alan Geuder Third Row: Mary Rose Harner Myrlin Hall Iohn Haubenstriclcer Bobbi Hamm Ralph Greinke rlh Row: lack Hein Chuck Gohs Bruce Haase ww Front Row: Dorcas Knoblauch Karen Krause Helen Lange Maridee Knuth Second Row: Gerald Koenig Io Kuerschner Harriet Lange Lois Leninger Elizabeth Kuhlman Hazel Kuehn Third Row: Art Learman Elmer Kuech Iohn Kupsky Audrey Lambert Fouth Row: Dave Leinberger Iim Lemke Vernon Koch Frederick Kurth KOFA 001 0725 Y' ',p Front Row: Lil Lindeman Arlene Lumsden Carol Meyer Ieanette Mandel Second Row: LeRoy Martens Sandra Meseth Dolores Messerschmicli Ruby Meyer Third Row: Ron Marlen Dick Meyer Dale Mayer Fourth Row: Donald Meyer Doug Meyer Bob Licht Iim Mahler 63 Front Row: Linda Quoss Carol Peters Cheryl Peterson Eleanore Peirowsky Nancy Precker Ellen Radewahn Second Row: Bob Popp Teddy Poehler Ernestine Payne La Dena Paquette Suzanne Radtke Ierrald Piabe Third Row: Ivan Quandt Bill Preuss Don Petering 64 efau of '60 Front Row: Ioyce Panke Lee Nau Second Row: Ron Opferbeck Bernadine Pcmning Shirley Mosshammer Grace Nickel Third Row: Fou Diana Monschein Virginia Oswald Ioan Niemeyer Lois Oehler rlh Row: Orv Mueller Mel Mueller Bob Meyerhoff Iohn Mueller Front Row: Dcxrl Rose Ron Richert Don Recs Second Row: Bill Saar lean Saniilippo Lois Reischauer Betty Ann Redeker Bev Roske Marilyn Roth Ianet Ries Norman Rehmer Third Row: Fou Iulie Schmid Sharon Richardson Carol Rebber Ed Rose rth Row: Shirley Schmohe Ieanette Reitz Nancy Roll Lois Rosenberg Y 1' 3 .YOIQA 0171 0125 M .W V , fJsmNr,M NM , ,WWM.,,,,.......,.,,v.v,.q...u,,,.i1 Front Row: Ierald Schuknecht Allan Schmidt Tom Schilke Second Row: Elizabeth Schmidt Bev Secor Myra Schroeder Marcy Scheer Third Row: Fon Annette Schroeder Ellen Schrader Mildred Schmidt Carolyn Schlicht rfh Row: Mona Shrum Arlene Schroeder Patricia Schwebke Front Row: Harry Zaslrow Terry Willason Iohn Zehnder Second Row: Marlene Werner Ianet Wiitenback Marjorie Will Mildred Wendling Ada Zehnder Third Row: Edythe Voth Lu Ann Witt Carole Wagner Lorain Zern Richard Wrobleski I 6 'L Y CQ YGIQA 0111 0225 Front Row: Althea Stern loyce Spicer Ruth Ann Thurn Dave Stocker Second Row: Karl Sorenson Haroldine Tomhave Gayle Tews Marjorie Unraih Aniia Streuiert Third Row: Sue Sparling Lavern Venzke Don Steinbach Orvin Schlegel Front Row: Marilyn Biberdorf Barbara Baker Elaine Barger Marilyn Barr Delores Benning Katie Berg Second Row: Marilynn Beehler Andrew Barr Clarence Berndt Donald Adams Richard Adler Edna Bender Third Row: Leonard Berghaus Waller Andersen Alberi Blankschien lames Balzer glass of '61 1--0 if ' nf: mx Z.. Fron! Row: Ronald Bogenschneider Keith Brunn Dan Bredow Bryant Bomball Second Row: Delores Carroll Chris Brandes Ellen Carney Verna Buddenbaum Ioanne Brunhoefer Sheri Bublitz Third Row: Iames Boldt Naomi Bruss lean Bredernitz Lois Braham Ar! Blum 67 Front Row: Ioann Haack Gretchen Gaver Nancy Franke Patricia Haase Ieaneile Frick ond Row: Bruce Guiknecht Arlene Geisifeld Diane Gliege Rachel Frederking Third Row: Edward Grapaiin Donald Gayer George Ginder Ralph Gehring Front Row: Nancy Buhrdorl Marlene Evans Eunice Ebert Second Row: Mary Coleman Suzanne Dennis Ianet Dienes Gladys Dolson Third Row: Valeria Dallmann Linda Dettmer Carole Dahel Darlene Dietrich Sally Clodlelter Fourth Row: Wallace Eickmeyer Edward Earl Richard Dorn David Finke Gail Erbisch 'KV R' W KA' Fzonl Row: Marilyn Herzog Shirley Hillgartner Ianice Howard Melba Hallow Second Row: Clinton Haertling Donata Heidenrich Mary Huebner Anna Rose Haga Beth Hoyer Ianice Huck Iim Hauch Third Row: Ken Huber Richard Heschke Norman Hitzeman Iim Harris j 7'ze5hm en may 1 Front Row: Betty Klatt Dorothy Iaeckel Karldeen Iubelt Edith Knake Second Row: Iayne Koch Ruth Klenke Kathy Kunkel Regina Handschke Iudy Krenzke Shirley Krutz Third Row: George Iohnston William Hussong Steve Kober Fourth Row: Daniel Laatsch Fred Krestik Jane Klitzing 69 Front Row: Margaret Mroch Arleen Niebuhr Lois Nicolaus Agnes Miller ond Row: Ioyce Ohst Donna Minster Barbara Moerschel Carol Merkle Martha Otloe Third Row: Anita Natzke Iudy Meissler RuthAnn McCuicheon rth Row: Tom McGhee Bob Moll Iohn Neunaber David Mueller 70 Front Row: Carol Mack Audrey Lind Iuneann Lueth Beverly Leonhurt Second Row: Noelle Mazak Elvera Loesel Marilyn Masenthin Eldora Langhott Carolyn Lichtenwald Third Row: Ann Masters Mildred Reitz Betty Jane Martin Carol Martensen rth Row: Mark Maschholt Marv Laurente Milo Lombard Front Row: Iynnine Poppe Bill Richardt Iim Pankow Carl Pritzlail Clairon Perkins Second Row: Esther Rehwaldt Kenneth Hadler Gerhardt Meyer Ann Reiser Mary Peterson Ruby Rakow Third Row: Eleanor Parsons Gail Rieger Ruth Ann Payne Esther Petzke Annette Reiter rlh Row: Donna Pautler Elaine Rapp : Q Front Row: lean Rutz Eugene Roth Walter Schmitz Les Schmidt ond Row: Sharon Rodenbeck Donna Schmohe Alice Sachtleben David Hitt Third Row: Ioyce Roemer Andrea Schmidt Yvonne Schuettpelz Marcy Riemer rth Row: Clara Rittmann Carolyn Butz Ianet Roth Filth Row: Ron Schnell Denny Schrader Front Row: Eunice Werling Adele Twillmann Irene Volz Carolyn Veitengruber Second Row: Thelma Weismiller Gwen Tessmann Dorothy Weck Lee Vogel Marlene Volker Esther Westendorf Third Row: Lois Ward David Traster Calvin Versemann David Werner Dennis Versemann 72 gfau of '61 Front Row: Sue Seward Barb Staudte Ann Stine Carol Schuhknecht Ellyn Siehr Second Row: Nell Smyre Lois Swartz Nancy Soldwisch Dorothy Succop Iudy Schumacher Third Row: Fou Esther Stelter Delora Stretling Charlotte Strasen rth Row: Paul Sturm Erv Storck Dick Staudacher Loren Schwiebert Front Row: Shirley Winter Barbara Ziemer Nancy Wessel Martha Zoellick Second Row: Carl Zehnder Nancy Werrbach Georgianna Wiese Maxine Wickman Twila Von Fange Iuanita Wolf Third Row: Tom Zuch Tony Zuelsdorf Iefl Zink Rod Westerfeld IUNIORS Richard Blatt Ellen Bruskewitz Iudy DeCoste lol-lnne Eberhardt Bevan Etzler Mary Falconer Donald Frank Doyle Fricke Eugene Friedrichsmeyer Mickey Gingerich Winola Green Kay Guhl Ianice Hansen Marcia Hasz Iohn McWhirter Norman Milbrandt Laura Miller Sara Nuske Russell Rahn Donald Roell Mary Lou Tetting Esther Toenies Grace Trolenberg Ruth Waldkoetter Roy Wenzel Mariorie Wilke Herbert Wittke Edith Yaeger 1172226 SOPHOMORES Arlene Ahlsen Ralph Bleeke Robert Dueker Leroy Erdman William Flesch Norbert Failing Norman Gurgel Iames Gillmon Helen Henon Ronald Hoffman Gerald Ianisko Paul Heintze Herbert Pfeilier Herbert Prehm William Rakow Charles Reid Richard Schuknecht Ruth Kutz Clifford Kuxhaus Carole Lexa Dale Loomans Marcia Meader Merwyn Miessler Kennard Mueller Warren Ohlrich Robert Staudte Lee Steflen Paul Steinbach Louise Turner Roberta Werner Duane Wirgau Gordon Zabel I-'RESHMEN Barbara Beck I ames Berlinski Edward Bultemeyer Richard Bultemeyer Erwin Duensing Iohn Fredel David Gehring Phillip Giessler Lois Hasz Carl Heidorn Robert Koeppen Roger Kortegast Myrna Lindquist Carol Muche Wayne Ostrom Brenda Schubel Delores Strubbe Elaine Thaney Iohn Todt Frank Walker Delmer Wolff Eleanor Zelmer Edwin Zimmermann 'zjani3afion.4 This scene in our library browsing room was made pos- sible by many friends ot Con- cordia. The painting Was do- nated in memory of Dr. Paul Schulze who was a member ot the Board of Control. This painting was trom Dr, Schulze's own collection. lt was kept in room 150 in the administration building until the library was built. The furnishings, which make this room attractive, Were donated by relatives in memory of Dr. Schulze. trust not in uncertain ri hes but in the living God, who giveth us richly all things to enyoy l Timothy 5: l7 STUDENT SENATE The student group which governs the Student Association concerns itself with the religious, cultural, social, and athletic aspects. Senate is responsible for the student business enterprises and student publications. SENATE EXECUTIVE BOARD Dave Krubsack, President: Harold Kieschnick, Vice-President: IoAnne Hintz, Secretary: Paul Hunsinger, Treasurer: Carol Zeisser, Women's Council Chairman: Marcus Pcmkow. Men's Council Chairman. 76 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE 77 CULTURAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE SENATE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE ' MEN'S COUNCIL WOMEN'S COUNCIL OIL PAINTING GROUP SPEECH CLUB COLLEGIETTES COLLEGIANS Q aww-Q S? Q J il, T EH, fs N Q R .- amff Qfagg ,QQ MN ' 1 f Q 'I V aw, ai gs Q 3 K' . N : M W WW, .7 1 ' v,tW ,N fx T 1 TREBLE CHOIR The music activities are a part ot our lite here at Concor- dia. The choirs help beautify our chapel exercises besides giving concerts. instrumental music helps publicize Concore dia. Through these organiza- tions, the Senior Choir, the lunf ior Choir, and the Treble Choir, We at Concordia gain an appre- ciation tor music. .nuf CONCORDIA MARCHING BAND ,,,.-sm CON C ORDIA COLLEGE BAND 84 53 HF? 9-'QE' Wh ...4.:--'W' Q . s .W-.M mmgwg, x , 553,44 Mg A .., ff it ww, Q! i my n - Q Eff .N f if ',+ awgywf4a, gi I ilrlyy ,... ,,, J, va 9 U H ' 2 L 2 wwf' Mfg it F xgfn X , . .- wg 1 gif., W I ww ff f A y rf' , , ALPHA SIGMA PHI PEP CLUB ATHLETIC COUNCIL ATHLETIC FLOOR LEADERS Luther Gutknecht ..... ,....... E ditor-in-Chief Iohn Mueller ....,...... .,,..... B usiness Manager Mr. Walter W. Martin .,.. .,......,... F aculty Advisor Dorothy Ziernke ....... . . , Faculty and Administration Lorain Zern ...... .............. O rganizations Gary Taylor .. ................ SDEIIS Ella Otten ..,...... ., ... c ool i e l Iudy Streufert ..,.....,..... ...... A Classes Grace Nickel ...........,,... Head Typist Leon Suckow - Roger Dull .... ..... A rt Work 88 I Ed Homeier .........., ...,,. E ditor-in-Chief Doreen Lechelt ..,. ., . .,., Assistant Editor Mr. Kenneth L. Heinitz . .. ...... Faculty Advisor Marilyn Beyer ..,....... ..,........ N ews Editor Walt Anderson . , , . . . Assistant News Editor y Barb Iaeger .. . ,,.,..,.. Feature Editor Leon Suckow . .. . Assistant Feature Editor A1 Oesterreich . .. .. ....,.... Sports Editor Al Gutzwiller . , . Assistant Sports Editor Marianne Lunz . , . , , ,.... Business Manager Don Gayer - Andrew Barr ...,. , Advertisina loet Schmidt - Lil Lindeman , . , ,, .,.... Circulation ,AZ3S?K1QK5iZ?f. 5 '- 1 ,. f . .?.q5T?f71lfvrx5.4,.,W54:'?f1HIZA?Fififw3S??KC'SSE,. lr in i t - . . , ay, 'kv L' it Q .Q-1' ' fisif ,, 4 vii z 'ns M . HSM, :,::v fy : 5 . ,ay ,. .. N311 5 iff? WSL: W A K M ' nz' A -' r -r -,gg 'wif 2 ,SQ Ni ,-, am W. E COLLEGE UNION COMMITTEE SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB 92 SOCIAL FLOOR LEADERS QM G!! M.- P f EE' Pi' S HJ I 4 Y H xw L,f ax, l H J' .LAJ1NJ.l.II.lJA,u,JulM-Julia HLMNLM-7-A MMMXMI NM- SUPPLY TEACHERS ACTIVITIES GROUP CON CORDIA PLAYERS 93 .fpozzif Terry and Gene are Warming up before taking a lap on C.T.C.'s new track. For the first time in Concordia's history students have seen the track team in action on the Concor- dia campus, This Sl5,UUO pres- ent from an anonymous giver has brought new life to the sport both for team members and fans. Other gifts to the athletic department include the gym- nasium, many of its furnishings, and the tennis courts Where active Concordians meet, have fun, and usually develop blis- ters. Know ye not that they which run in a race run ally but one receiveth the prize. So run that ye may obtain l Corinthians 9: 24 Kneeling: A. Engelbrecht, Manager: M. Pankow: H. Kieshnick, Co-Captains: H. Haag Manager. Fronl Row: R. Siohs, Coach: D. Frank: D. Egglebrecht: M. Block: C. Behling: R. Blaii: M. Bar- iell: W. Pcmkow: N. Hilpert: R. Sandler: R. Meyerhoff: H. Pram: H. Brockber, Coach. Middle Row: A. Krause, Coach: C. Zender: B. Kline: A. Geuder: I. Haubenstricker: I. Boldr, R. Crewe: C. Dietrich: I. Kraih: P. Hunsinger: T. Willason: G. Meyer: I. McWhirter. Top Row: N. Finke, E. Earl, M. Laurente, A. Oesterreich, K. Burton, R. Ducker, R. Bogen- Schneider, I. Harris, F. Krestik, R. Bleeke, E. Grczpatin, A. Blankschien. Tootfaff Although the '57 Cougars were plagued by injuries, they exhibited real fight and spirit. Particularly pleasing Was the showing made by the new faces in the CTC huddle. They, along with the experienced Veterans, should produce a Winner in '58, Strategy . . . . . . in theory . . . in action 95 m'mmm W S ,K mwwu ,. M MMM-MM1 . A r wwwwwmm .M,mNM..fm,mMwa.wmvmvwma 1 Let's hear a little growl, Cougars! Determination. Lf! Okay now, let's try it with the ball. SEASONS SCHEDULE We Opponents They U Elmhurst 20 U Rose Polytech 43 6 St. Procopius 7 U North Park 21 O Uorthwestern 7 6 Navy Pier 37 7 Seward 21 ff, x jk 54 i R .f a . ilrijd' S , , 7 1 1 iw' ' L M ,,., s ni I Y K1 4 A EAX Q, 5 Xe ,AI f..1n-ff' mmm. v S You stepped on my bugl QW A W 1 .AX 1 :1 ,Mi ' Q ,X 9 17 fx ,ix 1 xxkqw , 31 if 151 sf' EK Mix 'N X 7 x 4 ' ,1. , X xx f 1 1 1, 1 sf 1' T , i !l,r',f 1 f 51.7 Kneeling: R. Hoffman, I. Boldt, C. Dietrich, D. Rift, B. Etzler. Standing: Reuben ix-2 71 I Stohs, Coach: I. Hein: P. Brown: A. Brown: A. Fischer: I. Iannsen. ff gf RECORD QQ . We Opponent They We Opponent They U .' 76 North cemmi 73 1-19 NQ1111 Park 7U 71 North Park 69 78 Eureka 72 for 53 lllinois Tech 79 98 Concordia 63 Concordia Milwaukee 58 E 6 6 Milwaukee 70 78 Aurora 54 E5 6 88 Aurora 63 68 Concordia 74 North Central 94 Fort Wayne 66 I y 81 Illinois Tech 78 65 Sf, Procopius CO,T.l 64 The Cougars, free lcmcrng this year, 67 Chawgo Teachers 77 7l Navy P1121 65 were fortunate enough to be abounding 1Tqr0CCipiuS ghiwgpi? TeCfCherS - ' m urs avy ier ., in court talent. The holes in the team 92 Eureka KO-TAD 94 76 Elmhurst 68 caused by graduation were more than filled by several of the squads new- comers. The general youth of the team coupled with fine coaching and team spirit promises top notch ball teams for a number of years, CONCORDIA INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT SEWARD River Forest 66 St, Louis 76 Seward 66 Springfield 44 River Forest 7l Springfield 63 Seward 53 St, Louis 55 Confound it . , . . . . where is that Ball? Cliff Whatever goes up must , . , Open wide x..! See 'hm basket - - - Training meals . . . ugh!! Don't iusi stand there Sponsored by OAK PARK TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK gg Who are the hardest working mem- bers in a sports organization? You're right, it is the managers, They go un- heralded year after year keeping the locker rooms clean, making sure the uniforms are washed and supplying everything from towels to lemons to team members. For managers in all the sports we take this opportunity in saying THANKS FELLAS! uniot nudity , ,X . 5 y is H' X Leroy Martins, lim Mahler, Al Schmidt Kneeling in Front: Coach Harold Brockberg. First Row: R. Meyerhoff, I. Haubenstricker, M. Laurente, I. Harris, N. Finke, Clarence Berndt. Standing: D. Adam, P. Heintze, P. Geis- sler, Ed Grapatin, D. Finke, R. Koeppen, I. Koenig. The Iunior Varsity under the watchful eye of Coach Brock- berg showed itself this year not only to be a fine training ground for future varsity ma- terial, but also as a very effi- cient basketball machine in itself, The team showed speed, height and ruggedness which brought joy to the hearts of the fans and the coaches. Sponsored by CONCORDIA BOQKSTOHE APRIL 12 Aurora Chicago Teachers: North Central Chicago Central Lewis ff' 15 l7 22 A' MAY l Chicago Illini C87 3 St. Louis X 6 Lewis 5, 9 St. Procopius .4--f lO lllinois Tech Q l5 Chicago Teachers XX l7 Aurora ZO North Park Z2 North Central YN-Q' 24 Chicagoland Tournament fasefaff el 9 1 in ii ii ' '33 lf' . .. . W V 76' , '. T 'nw , . G.tr5,JfQ1 High 939' Qggli ::1'fZi'f'-4 X F 'N ' ' 0 ' ' V - f' 'Ui H Q5 A H L ' viii Q . H52 Ke ?v if 6 My . 5322 X Q33 ,g' Front Row: N. Finke, R. Klatt, W. Eickmeyer, I. Berlinski, G. Gugel, L. Blcxzek, C. Versemunn. Middle Row: E. Roth, B. Smith, L. Mirly, H. Becker, M. Pcxnkow, H. Zcxstrow, I. Hcubenstricker, Coach R. Stohs. Back Row: P. Steinbach, R. Helm, M. Barlell, E. Siorck, A. Busekist, D. Versemcxnn, G. Koenig. A hit for Harry. Forced at Second. J , ...--,-, ---' - - - ' ' - . '- Front Row: D. Adam, E. Fiedler, T. Willason, E. Earl, I. Iones, D. Brummer, M1ddIe Row: D. Krubsack, M. Laurente, A. Blankschein, D. Leinberger, P. Heintze R. Koeppen, D. Oifermcm, Couch H. Brockberg, Assistant Coach A. Krause Row: A. Oesterreich, D. Hitt, N. Hilpert, R. Bleeke, L. Lepke, R. Lewer C. Reid, W. Flesch. Request Landing Instructions. The sky is falling, said Chicken Little. 1 -'Im 'r3'f?'I'if5'?3Q!.IS Fronf Row: H. Brown, H. Hendrickson, L. Hcxppel, A. Zuelsdori, D. Siocker. Back Row: Coach A. Weyerman, I. Mueller, I. Lutz, I. Pfcxbe, R. Dueker, D. Meyer, W. Rasch, V. Koch. M Forellll NX fx l elllilf And don't come back!ll Eyebull??? A. Krause, Couch R. Land, I. Schuknecht, N. Rehmer, R. Grotelueschen, L. Rehmer, H. Koeppen L. Scheuerlein, N. Fehling. nttamutafa Sponsored by GOSSAGE GRILLS 5n....L WGQTIQEJQZJ The cheerleaders came out this year, like everything else, with a new look. Not only Were two men added to the squad but also the uniforms were changed to a pure White. Most students don't realize that these eight people come out every day to practice just like the team, and this can be realized by their superb unity, enthusiasm to support and urge the Cougars on to victory. , lib ' up . if M gm E --.. ,Q 4' . 'Z--: 1- , ',..?.' M JM' . f 62 5 ' wE l ' ,nv--far , in . V K ,xr V M-1 Yelp. . ly 'A miata ...fqr W 4 Q 3' 'Z 'Uv-f ' . ' . ,W M' ' - I 4 m Pf fin ' ' if 'N i Y LW f ?P?5', Q f W 5 uk, 'li -ivfv, ,. ,L..f .W - afalaf r ,V-' YYXQN , .N - ,QW 4' .yi f ff. YF .fckoof M. f ,gg -rw, , has My M ?'2:-2 ' Q 1 -if' ' K K r 4 w K 1 -L Q.. wb' The College Union is a part of every students lite here at CTC. There is no better place on campus, alter a full day of classes, to just sit back and for- get about the paper that's due tomorrow which you haven't as yet started. The College Union is more than an escape, how- ever, it is a place for Christian fellowship, and on Sunday eve- nings, a place of worship, Our College Union, like many of our other buildings, was built by donations from Synod. To the-rn, We are gratefully indebted. Behold how good it is for brethren to dwell together in unity, Psalm 133: l om ecominj f' .exif :diy onsored by C CLUB Two bugs in a rug pr' Blackbeard and crew Winter Wonderland Iohnhnhn . . . Marrrrrrshau Sunday evening supper mu. . jjj Carousel Fantasy festivities 4-H ,EM-:' 'A ,ff ,Q Brain Washing Missouri Synod waltzing What quarter? --+A., I The bug got me tool .gf 6? as This is the Life Sponsored by AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS Devotions in the Quad Sophisticates and Squirts 1 Q C One hundred years of teacher training Hobo Convention Surprise for Miss Kraus 51 . PQ' J ,Q 5 Date tonight? M, 1 'Twas the night before Christmas Sponsored by CONCORDIA WOMEN'S AUXILIARY 59521 ' Timkilw-f sfwf' i 0 Will be ready . . . Say. cheese Sure ii isn't cz lube? 7 5 Q EQ ffm. ad' If A tial? That lpcmcx smilel Mcmna from home Limit oi one, please AJ -hy! Sponsored by OAK PARK ARMS HOTEL We like short shorts l'll be right down Fish bowl flirt F riclcly's supper? I M, 2 Efmwfha Evening exercise swag :Qi-'i . ui- Q Q Bach or Brubeck? Sponsored by SUPER ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Who s the lucky guy? En gqfde 2V2'Z52 From six bells io . . . Rue de La Concordia N0 Chemise? 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Accept our best Wishes for a long period of pleasant and effective service in the Church. By virtue of Synod's direction and by the grace of God, you have been trained and prepared to be workers tor our Lord and Savior Iesus Christ. Entrust the days of your retirement, under God's guidance, to Synod by joining the Pension Fund as soon as you have entered upon your work. We anticipate your early participation. The sooner you join the Pension Fund, the larger will be your pension at retirement. THE BOARD OF SUPPORT AND PENSIONS 210 North Broadway St. Louis 2, Missouri H When day comes to o close As should this rhymeg lust follow your nose . . To the corner anytime. PETE Drive-in Pizzeria We Deliver 7315 W. North Ave, River Forest, Ill. PHONES: FOrest 9-9653 FOrest 9-5377 119 out patron: . . . E. R. Moore Co. Central Ice Cream Co. Paul's Flowers Concordia Men's Club Our deepest thanks to our many sponsors, Whose names have appeared throughout the preceding pages. Their gen- erous contributions have been necessary in making possible the publication ot this book. Once again, our most sincere thanks. 120 -H Word of -qqialazeczatzon To put a book such as this together, takes a great deal of cooperation and etiective group functioning, Members ot the Editorial Staff extend sincere thanks to the individuals in the various departments tor their help. The editor has also ap- preciated the cooperation ot the department heads and the suggestions and advice from the faculty advisor, Mr. Martin. Thanks also goes to our campus photographer, Don Scheiwe, and to Tolott Studio for their extensive professional services. We especially want to thank Campus Service and Mr. Langen tor their aid in our arriving at this finished product. The Editor S1 ii 3,4 I-Q A NK 1' g Q? , LL, 7' 5 LL f 3 W. 4, M , 5 Y 9 MJ , man. 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