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

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RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE , Because faith in Christ and the resuItant Iove for Cod and man' are at the very core of Iiving at CTC, the ReIigious Activities Com- mittee Was formed to nourish and foster this faith. and Iove. RAC pIans and provides a variety of activities which enrich the spirituaI Iife of the student hody. AII-schooI commun- ion services, speciaI festivaI services, Sunday evening devotions, inhrmary devotions, the designation of ChapeI offerings, and other activities are under the guidance of RAC. Front Row: IVI. Meader, D. Heidenrich, S, IVIueIIer. Back Row: D. Dohosz, VV. SaiIer, B. I..udtIiC, C H. Lange, D. Peiering. LCXBI SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE h PartiesI IVIoviesI BanquetsI These and other activities are arranged and handIed hy the SociaI Activities Committee. Under the Ieading hand of SAC the sociaI IiIe of the student at Concordia is enriched. Homecoming, Reverse Week, and Spring Banquet are the three major affairs put on hy SAC. .Kneeling: A. BIanIcschien, P. Heintze, Others: II. Voden, B. Erh, K. Brunn, D. Tomaich, I... VogeI, A. VeIicIiy. Seated: M. Lombard, D. GIiege, D. Bernhardt, H. VViedenIceIIer, .I. Lange D. Adler. Standing: G. Horn, J. Mcvvhiricr, A. Niehuhr, F. V0eIIcer, II. Schmid. G. Howard, S. Vorheck. I g V CULTURAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE This organization at CTC serves to stimuIate and deveIop student cuIturaI Iife. To achieve this purpose the committee has presented on the campus speciaI musicaI con- certs, Iectures, programs, and art cxhihits. Because the Chicago area is one of the cuI- turaI centers of the nation, the committee has tried to make the students of the coIIege more aware of their opportunities to enrich their cuIturaI Iife.

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ClOCIllUISl?Z VV. Lorch. J. K0cIIing, E. Som- mcrfeld, T. Thaney, D. Adler, L. Asher, V. Buddcnhaum, Cn' Hcidhreder, R. Rcnner, D. GraIixowsIci. The many and varied activi- ties of the CoIIege Union hear witness to the importance stu- dents pIace ina rich and fuII coIIege Iife. The Union is a center for whoIesome 'Chris- tian feIIoWship. It h'andIes such events as pizza parties, record nights, Fireside chats, receptions for various occa- sions, and other activities. A seIection of games, magazines, and records are aVaiIaIJIe for the students, enjoyment. The heart of our coIIe,f1e rests in the cIassroom in the pursuit of Iearning. However, the academic pursuits can he even more rewarding if they are complemented hy a weII- rounded, extracurricuIar pro- gram. It is the Wise student who takes time for the Union. S. A. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE The PuIJIicity Committee functions as the medium he- tween schooI activities and their proposed patrons and at- tenders. The committee Works with Professor PraIIe and the I:ieId Services in puhIi- cizing schooI events, It is aIso the duty of the Puhhcity Comq mittee to give assistance to other memhers of SAB upon their request. Outside johs, as puhIicizing an open house for a IocaI schooI, have aIso been recognized hy the com- mittee. The motto of the PuhIicity Committee is If you dorft., we do. COLLEGE UNION COMMITTEE Front Row:'S. Huehner, R. Frcderking, I. Stetfens, A. Gu!zwiIIer, L. Berghaus. 'Back Row: A. Thicme, .I. YVUII, K. Kunkel. J. Klitzing, B. Hawkins, D. Nc-Ison, C. Berndt. It HoeIJcI, S. Kramer, J. Xxitlcnhack .. l W I ei .I ,,

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Q THE BOARD OF ENTERPRISES Ralph Bteelce serves a customer. Jerry Koenig, Jerry Snyder, .lark Hein, Rog Dull. The prime function of the Board ot Enterprises is to see that each student enterprise is managed ethcientty, keeping the hest interests of the students in mind. The Board is comprised of the manager of each Enter- prise, two senators, the SA treasurer, and the vice-president of the SA. At the present time, the SA has in operation tive enterprises. The Campus Corners serves as the student snack shop. The gritt and vending machines are avaitatute to students at various times. Campus Cleaners serves the students as an on-Campus Branch ot a tocat dry cleaning estatu- tishment. Another of the SA enterprises is the Photo Shop. Here att the campus photography is centered. The Student Workhop is the only non-proht enterprise. tt serves as a ptace to construct teaching aids. Finatty, there is the Barher Shop which aids the men of Concordia in keeping trim. Les Schmidt, Chuck Vveiss, and Dart Rose Paul Gerlach 'hu any John Dutton Compliments of Concordia Book Store