Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)
- Class of 1963
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Q ' f 41 1 Q ' -1 Q-it INVOCATION 65 982 Oh Lord, work in these hands the miracle of Thy love, that they may turn infinities of bent souls L in Thy Ways 'fn -2-Elss Hands - coarse, gentle, understanding, - reach out, leading oth- ers to faith in Christ Jesus, our Lord. This action ot witnessing is certainly part of our calling as teachers of the Word. Therefore we, the Pillars statt, have selected Hands in Service as the theme for this book, and vve dedicate it to the many forms of Christian service by which Concordians serve their Lord and Master. 3 OUR PREQIDENTQ MESSAGE ALL HANDS FOR CHRIST! Look of your honds. WhoT do you see? ls The prinf of The noils in your honds? The onsvver is no, of course. BuT noil-prinTs ore in The honds of ChrisT. And becouse They ore in His, He hos oi cloirn on ours. All honds for ChrisT! The noil-pierced honds of Chrisf Toke ours ond foshion Them inTo folded honds. Be- couse we pleod The meriTs of Jesus ChrisT, we con proy. In everyfhing by proyer ond supplicoTion wiTh Thonlcsgiving IeT your requesfs be mode known unTo God, is His vvoy of mokirig our honds folded hounds. Folded honds ore powerful honds, Thonkful honds, Trusring honds. Becouse His honds were noiled To The Cross, our honds need noT be wringing honds. Be coreful for noThing, He soys. CosT oll your core on Me, He inviTes. Feor noT, for I om wiTh Thee, is His ossuroxnce. The sTrengTh of our honds need noT be dissipoTed by worry, ond our hours should noT be vvosfed by hysTericol hoind-wringing. Folded, corefree honds ore working honds. God frees our honds from hond-vvringing for confidenT service. Honds ThoT work for ChrisT soon become dirTy honds, for rescuing yi R i -u ' N ,I men from sin is dirty vvork. Hounds thot ore devoted to serve rnonkind get scumrny novv ond then. l-lcinds tor Christ ore olso corntorting honds, ond they ore busy soothing sutter- ers cind silencing sobs. An ortist hos pictured the eczrly Church, tocing eost, with eyes shielded trom the sun by her honds ond peering into the distonce, vvciiting in hoppy expectotion ot her Lord's return. I-le hod soid, I will come ogoin, ond the eorly Church believed this. The Church still believes this. Proying, working honds ore tilled with hope ond expectotion. We believe ond oct os though Jesus Christ died yesterdoy, oirose todoy, ond is corning bock tornorrovv - dll tor us! Let your honds be proying hounds, working honds, honds tilled with hope, honds thot shore the hope to which they cling! So, then, oll honds tor Christ! Put yours in His. lvl. L. Koehneke President STUDENT . , f Q - M f 7, 4 W4 M .N .ff N S ff K ,pf . , ., , f + 'V WJ 1 If ,f ff -W f ff P ,A , A ., al ,f A , MK' 'P .f wi . , , , . 3 . J, -M A . ff' ' Q, vi U fi' , M, ,I 1, m 1 ., ' vq f QL X- 0 ,M 4, 43 , 1 fi' Q. . if ,A A - A. 7' .T '37 ' A. I . ' x yi' 1 Q L. 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Afteldt, Director of Placement, Eunice Heyne, Dean of Women, George Nielsen, Coordinator of Student Activities. 9 i,,W' OFFICE OF THE SERVICES , S XY' FIELD , REGISTRAR James O. Roberts, Admissions Officer, Ph.D., Wilfred F. Kruse, Registrar, M.S., Marvin J. Dumler, Director of Testing, Ed.D. Paul G. Grotelueschen, Director of Recruitment and Alumni Relations, Martin J. Neeb, Director of Field Services. Wf- M s,,,,nf4,qm . - ' ' - ' W. sw 32:14 .if mf: f . .f ff .ewbfvfwf Q ff ' ' , - - x fx - ' - if R - 7 R ',..l f'.R , ROW 1: Mrs, Gertrude Dull, Mary-Martha, Mrs. Leonora Schoepke, Krauss-Brohm, Mrs.jLfHi,qn, RaobeLg,DQyxdr Jonathan, Miss Arnola Reinitz, Kohn, Mrs. Edith Morrison, Lindemcmn. ROW' 2: .Mr.fJ1o1dn'fD., Jun:gema4jnQf.ii..f1,.g, Krauss Brohm, Mr. Marvin H. Bortell, David-Jonathan, Mr. John L.'Hc1ubenstrickeKf Qayidfdonothczn, f'.' , . , r W f-VM - -V2 ,, , .fm w,.iV45lZh mygg, A- V75 x ' , , , , , . . , V , . ., ,, !,fi, jd? A sf Wfdwg 'fx' , . . f ,, . ff. f .,,., .,, Q R 1 - sw,-sfrff 4M-'f . - A ' K A I . fr . , ' R 1, -ff. -4,11 ff Q. f ' Q, ,mf H 1.214 4 5 4' W 2 :5fyy...?M ' - 'f 4 ix' if J, mg, 0' f, ,, :7?'ff.-01,2-Q f 9 wi M A-Y -2.2 , , - f '49 f 0 we .5 ' viii , ., vb ff Q 21:13 -, v ,,..: A3 mmf -I we Uni 75134151 M: RELIGION ffl 1 O Kenneth R. Schueler, A.B., Wes- ley W. Isenberg, B.A., B.D., Frederick H. Pralle, S.T.M. NOT PICTURED: Siegberf W. Becker, Th.D. DIVISION Daniel E. Poellot, B.D., Division Chairman, Ralph D. Gehrke, Ph.D., Chaplain, F. Samuel Janzow, M.A. lfxx Al William H. Lehmann, AM., Paul A. in, Ph.D., Editor, Lutheran Catechism Project. ,nv- Chifrfles fioehlich, MA., Roger W, Uifti, B.A., 3.0.5. IRitImkci,J. Gofsch, SIM. ON LEAVE: Albert E. erm, wg, ISJM. ' Munclinger, MA., Waller M. Wanger- if QT' -1 sz , .M A , , , .5 V? .. Q., , fi r X2 221. t if F- L 5 4.3, . Q2 .. wx V wk fi J s Sk . 4.11 H Fran Koenig, M.S., Director of Extramuralsg Donald A. Spitz, M.Ed., Harold F. Brockberg, M.Ed., Director of Athletics. John L. Haubenstricker, B.S., Judith K. Meissler, B.S.g James A. Lichtenberger, B.S. ? W? EDUCATION N . VV. we Harold F. Brockberg, M.Ed.p Walter M. Wangerin MS Ed Ph.D., lfalph L. Reinke, M.A., Director of Student Teach in if ,Fi f if 115 h , ef 5 N, f AQ. Q Q .: 5. , , 'tw - M.. .. -L' W Carol Rubow, B.S.p Albert V. Maurer, Ph,D., Arnola Reinitz, M.A. iff' ,J r ,sz X i PQYCHDLOGY .lanes O. Roberts, Ph.D., Joan Isenberg, M.A., Vic- tor C. Krause, PhD., Division Chairman. NOT PIC' TUVED1 Robert A. Greising, Alfred F. Schmieding, Pl1.D. Xl 'lg xy 9.4 S 1. ...lm ..-. Cornell J. Kusmik, M.S.L.5., Librarian, Eltrieda Mil- ler, M.A.: Morella Mensing, M.A., Henry R. Latzke, M.S.L.S., Assistant Librarian, Director of Audio- Visual Aids. S K, STANDING Marvin J Dumler Ed,D. Director of Testing- ROW l Lloyd C Foerster MEd Waldemar W. Affeldt Ph.D- ROW 2 Car H MA Stephen A. Schmidt M.A. NOT PICTURED ON LEAVE' E C Sieving MA W Martin BS MA NOT PIC r A SEATED: Nafaiie Jenne, MA., STANDING: Elise Mach, M.Mus., Joyce D. Ponke, 8.5. SEATED: Emma Menke, B.M., STANDING: Arthur Cohrs, M.M.g Robert L. Busse, M.Mus. SEATED: Julia Hennig, M.Mus.g Marga Link, B.M. STANDING: Lawrence R. Rasf, M.Mus. I I I 2.4! ff5+'. f'-11 v'-L 2 I , I -I. -'z . i I ar -4 1' 'f fi :- SEATEDS 'QgIfIkij'Iaw , 'INI6GQr.nelI, M.Maus.I 'STANIDIiNl5x I'Les'ie R. Zeddies, I'PI'1,D., 'klcharzz' Hil- Ierf, M.Mus, ' MUSIC f , f f f I -M -ff ,, f W X :wx w ILA x X , W I I, ' I I I I I I I I I I 1, I I I II I I I I,,II I I V .. wh '43 ,I , fya M -If 2 W, , - , ,f 2 I ' ' Q f f f 4 X xg ez -If - I f, ANR? -,+- N V If-,f . ,, ,mf , I f 7,44 w4sI,,ffw.,g-mf: .: I 2 Q 4 f f - I r 5. , I ff z'.s?'f40f1 ,Is . f ., . my I 'I , , If5'?i'x!ffVi?1ffaiQ-2 If .. 5, ,I .W vjf:,,f,,4 . , W, Q? fzywp. f X EI 7 K j 7 j f W .I , W I 1 1 f 'eff- '5 'ff I Paul G. Bunies, M. Mus., Division Chairman, Mrs. Frank B. Miller, Ad- ministrative Assistant. DIVISION SEATED: Evelyn Heidtke, M.Mus. STANDING: Charles W. Ore, M.Mus., Thomas Gies- chen, M.Mus. MW' REE Carl Halter, M.Mus., Harold T. Rohlfing, M.Mus., Carl L. Waldschmidt, M.Mus. is YW, f 4.,. ., I f Victor Hddner, M Mus.: fPgfricIg1! Scfxacf M M Berber! f Gafidfig. QW sem I. T:.g.,:., . ' ,,, j f' K M 2,35 1.1 , ' ' ,, i ..L , ' ifv ggkwl N. I 5 H ,X VL I !,,U., ,VW .6-se-. I , is , ,, ' ' f mg 'V 1, f ' 'w?iT9yiQ2' ig iq 'NI G' Y fzs' Www! LANGUAGE AND HUMANITIES C. H. Scaer, M.A., Division Chairman, A Henry L. Letterman, M.A., Assistant Editor of Motif: F. Samuel Janzow, M.A., Editor at Motif. ON LEAVE: N. C. Kiessling, M.A. wsv.. Kenneth Heinitz, M.A., BD., William Lehmann, Jr., A.M., Merle L Raclke, M.A., Associate Editor ot Lutheran Education. David T. Stein, M.A., John D. Jungemann, M.Ed., Roland W Oesterreich BA Paul G Grotelueschen M.A,, Martin J. Neeb Jr., B.D., M.A. -gui- .,-- Robert Kirst, M.A., Edith M. Morrison, M.A., Ger- trude Schlueter, M.A., Charles D. Froehlich, M.A., Paul T. Kreiss, M.Ed. -aug, John D. Weinhold, M.A.: Charles R. Englund, MA., Wilfred F. Kruse, M.S. ON LEAVE: G. O. Besch, M.Ed., M. C. Wunderlich. NATURAL SCIENCE gs? Uiric C. Foster, M.S., Martin C. Pieper, M.A., Richard A. Lange, M.A., Division Chairman, Woifer E. Peterson, A.M. Harold W. Rock M.S., Carl W Boilwinkei, M.S. Kenneth Domr M.S. .. ,, .W X oese, M.S., Mo r- vin H. Bcirtell, David Rhea, B.A., Theodore Kuehnert, Litt.D,, Associate Education, David Leege, B.A., M.A., Victor B. Streufert, M.A. ON LEAVE: M.R. Culver, M.A. QDCIAL in ' science 'LQ Editor of Lutheran SEATED: Herbert H. Gross, Ph.D., Editor of Lutheran Education. STANDING:- Arvin W. Hahn, Ph.D., Division Chairman, Director of Graduate Division, Karl A. Robert, B.A., M.A., Clarence M. Drews, M.A. Kenneth E. Shewmaker, M.A.: George R. Nielsen, M.A., Wilbert Rosin, B.D., Ph.D., Andrew K. Prinz, M.A. ON LEAVE: Walter A. Vahl, M.A., N.S. Tiernagel, Ph.D. i . l A ll l Il l il l l l l l l ff 2 it 4 K f 3,5 f Zgglii f 952' 1 18 fp'-li 1 V i. K it l BUSINESS SERVICES SEATED: Verla Koeneke, Purchasing Agent. STANDING: Herbert J. Koepp Controller: William E. Edwards, Superintendent of Building and Groundsp Harold E. Brieschke, Food Services Manager, Everett W. Lohman, Di rector of Auxilary Enterprises and Non-Academic Personnel. Q' .f X and Dean of Administration. Mrs. Virginia Baker, R.N., Mrs. Alvina Strom, R.N., Miss Lulu Noess, R.N., 'DeacomeSs. , X Nunsss - S if X Mrs Martha Moeller I 19 I Fred A. Spurgat, Business Manager, Wal- demar W. Afieldt, Director of Placement W yf ,Q if , nf- .., Q uw W X ff. r .M H4 Q f 'yzfi M , jf XW U77 .v W' POST OFFICE BOOK STORE 49 1?- as ' wk 'Xi si ik.. ug V . Y 1 ,-A ll I Postal Clerks: Mrs. Helen Levell, , M Mrs. Marty Richard. V . ,fm-ff f QQ 4 Mrs, Marylou Cooley, Cashier, Marshall M. Poepp, Manager. SECRET ARIES ROW 'ln Esther Weber, Lillian Corrigan, Ruth Schnittker, June Wilson, Carol Etzler, . Gladys Keil. ROW 2: Frances Pursley, Ren- 1 ata Weiss, Ruth Vahl, Barbara Nichol, Audine Behnken, Clara Bruskewitz, Lincla Johnson. '4 l l ROW 1: Margie Bevan, Betty Strietelmeier, l Hfdiehrde' ' X f',f' K -. 'X Q - It , ' ' , ' 's 'jQfiy1.'wLV ,ji . .f f 123056: ROW 21 Fvflf Kaiser ibnilefms..SChvennmwni..eEiSis..f , u- fu. -,,, puff. .1.g,-'?..1fz-Jj Q, .e.s r resr FOOD SERVICES Al Golz, Astor Moeller, Fred i Fuith, Wally Mischnick, Curt l Bohfloch, Head chef. 1, X.. ROW 1: Martha Golz, Hedwig Domke, Rosa Der-Derian, Karen Sanders, Johanna Strozda, Shirley Koosmann, Theresia Spurny, Helga Wasler. ROW 2: Erna Burroughs, Ruth Hoehne, Elfrieda Schaper, Evelyn Wrege, Helen Ryan, Kae Erickson, Sylvia Koosmann, Martha Hagen, Vera Wrege, Delores Bourke. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS A 4 ' ' l ' ' I Y . V, ir- V 1 ,,,. J t Il,-iz: Vie' 'I If ...l TOP TO BOTTOM ROW 1: Frank Casper, George Krausse, Oswald Ti- maf, Charles Barnes, Richard Lakie, Ervin Harmison. ROW 2: Paul Dillo way, Robert Welge, Elmer Popp, Al bert Lorenz, Richard Bohr, Clarence Popp, Louis Schaper. FACULTY AND MW ik X x wfwi wha Qi 1 95 eff! i I w N ATIO i Q . i 1 4 GRADU A159 The I Iism glows over the world into which Concordia I I ame of evange- P45 graduates will A U54 x 1 I carry the banner of the Good -,Y 4 b I . . I Shepherd, following His command, Go ye and teach ... CARL JOHN ANTON 4I II N. 8th Street, Philadelphia 40, Pennsylvania. HISTORY. Intramurals, STAG, President, SAB, Supply Teaching, Dun- dee, Illinois. Assigned to: Trinity, Long Island City, New York. GARNET PATRICIA ARLT R. R. -jiqf' 2, Kingsley, Michigan. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. RAC, Chorale Choir, Treble Choir, SRO, String Ensemble, German Club, Secretary. Assigned to, St. Paul, Mil- Iington, Michigan. I ANN LOUISE ASCHBRENNER 2824 Ridgeway Avenue, Rockford, Illinois. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. RAC, Band. Assigned to: Trinity, Springfield, Illinois. A. DALE AVENSON Route 4, Park Rapids, Minnesota. SCIENCBMATHEMATICS. Attended HConcordia, St. PauI,Q Minnesota, llvrr f A f A f f .. if - I I f ii'f LEWIS Bkesslfsfif .,n,' , 3000 Randall Avenue, Bronx 65, New York. ' SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, Intramurals. Assigned to: St. Paul, North Tonawanda, New York. ,I I ARTHUR H. BAISCH 5108 W. Deming, Chicago, Illinois. GERMAN: Attended Concordia, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Intramurals, Tennis, SAB, German Club, President. Assigned to, Concordia Col- legiate Institute, Bronxville, New York. JAMES WILLIAM BANNERMAN 4975 N. 3Ist Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND YOUTH WORK. Senate, RAC, European Study Tour, Intramurals, STAG, Concordia PLAYERS, Track, Supply Teaching, Salt Lake City, Utah. Assigned to: St. John, Salt Lake City, Utah. I I I 24 JOE - LEN BATTLE P.O. Box 664, Oviedo, Florida. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Florida Southern and Concordia, Austin Texas, STAG, Supply Teaching, Perryville, Missouri. Assigned to: St Luke, Oviedo, Florida. JOYCE K. BAUER 5090 S. Nine Mile Road, Auburn, Michigan. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Bay City Junior College, Intramurals Treble Choir, STAG, Supply Teaching, Lincoln, Texas. Assigned to: St. John, Racine, Wisconsin. I iv 1q '57 MARY LOUISE BELTZ 2508 S. Wayne, Fort Wayne, Indiana. GEOGRAPHY. Intramurals, College Chorus,'Junior College Choir, Collegiettes, YLTG, Spectator. Assigned tb: Trinity, Whittier, Californicl. SHARON ANN BELTZ 704 Prairie Street, Vincennes, Indiana. , . HISTORY. Attended St. PauI's, Concordia, Missouri.. Assigned to Christ, Peoria, Illinois. I V RUTH ANN BENCK Route -fi' I, Lockport, Illinois. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended Joliet Junior Col- lege, Joliet, Illinois, College Chorus. Assigned to: Immanuel, St. Charles, Missouri. SUZANNE MARIE BENDER 4104 Central Drive, Fort Wayne, Indiana. HISTORY. Senate, Women's Council, Treasurer,,AC,XSecretary-Tre,as- wer: Irftrfrrwrviss ExifQsffvrQIe,,l.WAAz 3 T Peel X 5 .L 3 ,,... ..... W. .L0l':lCGSfBf l,.i ENGUSH AND ' I -mmf, cciiege Teaching, Fiint, mom-i ANNJ as Route I f',,I-IigI1was,182, ,Eiginy,Qtegagg.-ij,f 'i.. f fs 'i'l. If ,..i if PSYCHOLOGY. Attended Concordia, Portland, Oregon. Extramurals. To be assigned. 1 ',,f. BEVERLY JEAN BETKER 82l N. Rosevere, Dearborn, Michigan. peer, Michigan. GENE BETTERMAN 4l5 S. Harlem, Forest Park, Illinois. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, Intra- murals, YLTG. Assigned to: Grace, Pocatello, Idaho. 25 SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, RAC, Intramurals, YLTG, Religious Floor Leader. Assigned to: St. Paul, La- 4-E9 ff' ERIKA K. BIEBER NANCY JANE BIERLEIN MICHAEL JOSEPH BIRD NEIL E. BISHOP ory, North Carolina. PAUL STANLEY BRASSIE 506 So. 30th Street, Lafayette, Indiana. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Men's Council, Secretary, Intramurals, STAG, YLTG, Chairman, Alpha Sigma Phi, Secretary, Basket- ball, Captain, Baseball, Supply Teaching, East Detroit, Michigan. Graduate Study. CAROLYN CHRISTINE BRAUN 93 Sterling Avenue, Yonkers, New York. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York. Intramurals, Band. Assigned to: Our Redeemer, Seaford, Long Island, New York. 62-69 60 Street, Brooklyn 27, New York. GERMAN. Att d d C d' B 'll N w Yok en e oncor ia, ronxvn e, e r Assigned to: Bethany-Trinity, Waynesboro, Virginia G - i500 West Coldwater Rd., Flint, Michigan. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. AC, Intramurals, Assigned to: St. John's College, Winfield, Kansas. 4230 Drouillard, Lincoln Park, Michigan. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. AC, Intramurals, Alpha ball, Mgr., SAB. Assigned to: Evergreen, Detroit, 9224 Harold Drive, St. Louis, Missouri. GEOGRAPHY. Intramurals, Band, IRC, SRO. A5 ,. f. .V , Q 7' 'V V W iw' S' f:S'Ls-Q if sms? f ,, ,..' - ' -. 1 If , ,'AzAllRY A 4 V E f --ss ' 4 4' , , I 1' 'V f V94 ' '91, ,.'- -'W fi .fs -A bf -e,.s2,.-v,. ,BIIBLE ab!! , x M, L ,f V -moon ,.,f.. sf. 1 1 .f V 1. , V , fr, .1 gg ..-7, af, Z ,Q ,4 Arg, 4T,f.jE,.! 0, X if Bro 'I Sl' Jollaf' ,L ,, 4 ,,.. . X 'sf ,fs C 25 , if V f 4' X9 QM' fw. PEARL A. BRUSS Route 2, Plymouth, Wisconsin. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended University of Wisconsin Extension, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Band, French Club, Secretary-Trearsurer. Assigned to: St. John, New Boston, Michigan. JOHN DALE BRUTLAG R. R. 2 -- Box IOI, Milford, Illinois. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended DePaul University, Intramu- rals, College Chorus, Band, Manager, SRO, Pep Band.. Assigned to: Lutheran High School Association, New York City, New York. 26 BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Intramura-ls, Extramurals, College Chorus Junior College Choir, YLTG, IRC, WAA, Politics Club Vice president Womens Council. Assigned to: Hope, San Lean- 302O N 76th Avenue Elmwood Park Illinois. MUSIC ORGAN AND THEORY College Chorus, Chorale Choir, Junior College Choir SRO Secretarytreasurer. Assigned to: Immanuel, Cry- SCIENCE MATHEMATICS Attended DePaul University, Chicago, Illi- nois Intramurals Chorale Choir SRO, President, SAB, Speech Club. Assigned to Lutheran High School Racine, Wisconsin. PSYCHOLOGY Attended Concordia Austin, Texas, Intramurals. As- ROBERTA BULTMANN 5808 Berkeley Drive, St. Louis 34, Missouri. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended St. John's College, Winfield, Kan- sas, CU, Intramurals, Chorale Choir, HRC, Pillars, Politics Club, Social Floor Leader. Assigned to: Guardian., Dearborn, Michigan. .IEANINE SHARON BURKE 4325 Burclell Avenue, St. Joseph, Michigan. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. RAC, Women's Coun- cil, Intramurals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir, Madrigals, Spectator. Assigned to, St. John, Au- rora, Indiana. i KENNETH Fnsomcnc aurueaus f ' , f .rll 'I . 4 j Route I, Box 365, Hazelwood, Missouri. 1 t,.' - Y fi I' , ' , GEOGRAPHYQIRAC, Division Chairman, CoIlege'Chorus, 'Vice- President, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir, Collegians, HRC, IRC, Religious Floor Leader. Assigned to: Atonement, Floris- sant, Missouri. JOAN EMILIE CARLSON R. R. iii, Bax 470, St. Charles, Illinois. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. RAC, Women's Council, Religious Floor Leader, Who's Who. Assigned to: St. John, Forest Park, Illinois. JANIS E. CHAPMAN II48 Buena Place, Seaside, California. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended Concordia, Oakland, California, Intramurals, Athletic Floor Leader. Assigned to: Zion, St. Louis, Missouri. MARY JO CLINE 5410 Plaza Drive, Fort Wayne, Indiana. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Intramurals, Extramu- rals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir, IRC, SRO. Assigned to, Peace, Decatur, Georgia. 27 ada' I I HENRY J. DREVLOW 820 First Avenue S.E., Long Prairie, Minnesota. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Senate, Men's Council, Intramurals, STAG, Alpha Sigma Phi, Football, I Golf, Supply Teaching, River Forest, Illinois. Assigned to, Lutheran School Association, Wichita, Kansas. GRACE MARIE DROEGEMUELLER I23I E. Holmes Street, Janesville, Wisconsin. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Chorale Choir, Junior College Choir, Pillars, Spectator. Assigned to, St. John, Plymouth, Wisconsin. I I 'lt-fy DIANN CORINNE DUMDIE 586 Seventh Avenue, Aurora, Illinois. PSYCHOLOGY. CAC, Intramurals, College Chorus, Chorale Choir, Junior College Choir, Spectator. Assigned to: St. Paul, Aurora, Illinois. ELIZABETH IRENE DUVAL R. R. 2, Withee, Wisconsin. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, Chorale Choir, HRC. Assigned to: Redeemer, Oakland, California. DAVID GEORGE EBELING 302 Holcomb Street, LaPorte, Indiana. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Senate, Treasurer, RAC, Intra- murals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir Collegians, STAG, YLTG, Spectator, Business Mgr., Supply Teaching Ohio City, Ohio. Assigned to: St. Thomas, Ohio City, Ohio. ALICE NANCY EDWARDS 220 S. Clinton, Oak Park, Illinois. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended Concordia, Oak land, California. ANN LEONTINE EGGERDING 7II E. Thompson Road, Indianapolis, Indiana. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended Indiana Central College, RAC, In- tramurals, Extramurals, WAA. Assigned to: Faith, Harahan, Louisi- ana. JERILYN JOY EICKHOFF V A V ,L Q W k ...lf .. BIBLE , K, ,, M ,,-, 4 w -,I f v , , .fr fc fi' 1, : Q 1 ..si H ..', .,ii H .gf ,s. ss., C' , A I W ,,,! Ayfwfzi W . rd, MICHKSLERAYMOND EII.E1iFBlDT Irii x is C rri. I is ,X ,4 . ,X gf 'Q' , ,' , X ' f ,Q j f, ,G J ,L -, ff ., Nw - -424 235 E. Niuntz, -Butler, Fbnnsylfvama. . r ff ,,,i i ,igg 5: HISTORY. BAC, Division ,Choirma-n, Ireglgf. Q pean Study:Tour, Supply Teaching, Bay City, Wchigdn: Graduate' , Study. LORRAINE C. ELDRIDGE 3 Beach Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York and Boston University, Boston, Massachu- setts, Senior Choir, String Ensemble. Assigned to: West Portal, San Francisco, California. ' ol I . 28 659 2 CAROLE ANN ELFERDINK 2368 Wood, Sarasota, Florida. French Club. To be assigned. LAWRENCE EARL ELLSWORTH 2209 S. 98th Street, West Allis I9, Wisconsin. X GEOGRAPHY. Attended Concordia, Milwaukee, Wisconsin and ply Teaching, Cologne, Minnesota. Graduate Study. DONNA JEAN EVERETT 22227 Columbus, Warren, Michigan. HISTORY. Intramurals, STAG, HRC, YLTG, Spectator, Supply Teaching, Fraser, Michigan. Assigned to: Trinity, Lockport, New York. ELWYN ELDEN EWALD 9947 Delhi Drive, St. Louis 37, Missouri. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Intramurals, HRC, Chairman, Alpha Sigma Phi, Football, Track, SAB. Assigned to: Board for World Missions, New Guinea. VIDA 9947 HISTORY side, CAROL Box 26 Fe fn Chorus, cordia Illinois. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Intramurals, RAC, IRC, Mankato State Teachers College, Mankato, Minnesota, Intra- murals, STAG, Tennis, Baseball, Religious Floor Leader, Sup- Supply Teaching, Way- Wisconsin. Intramurals, College Association, Decatur, ALAN LOUIS FEDDERSEN 5724 W. School Street, Chicago 34, Illinois. MUSIC-LITERATURE AND THEORY. CAC, SRO. Assigned to: St. John, Elgin, Illinois. JOHN CHARLES FELTEN 5II N. 13th Avenue, E., Duluth 5, Minnesota. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended fUniverSity' of -Minnesotgg, and Concordia, St. Paul, Minrfesotag ,,'i 'l,ntra,?nuralSz,Basketball. to: Lutheran High School Association,fCleveIond', Ohio. , ,, I2 ,f 72005 36th Street, Alwlwaekgqwisgepsiyi, f Q tf.c,,, , Choir: JuniorI Cfolleg,e?f,Chi9iU,'?lCdlleglansi 'lSfl'AfGfl,SROy Canfiondicx Players, SAB, Supply iI?eachi4'1Q,.-StwI.QXiis,,Missouri Assigned. to: Concordia, Hyattsville, Maryland. I BURNEAL FICK 4947 Sunrise Lane, Norridge, Illinois. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Intramurals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, Collegians, STAG, Supply Teaching, Beecher, Illinois. As- signed to: Immanuel, Palatine, Illinois. 29 SCIENCEQMATHEMAIIQSQIllnQfurhsJrals,, f I , CIaot1s3s, ClYorale I Choir, YLTG, Con- CI-IARLENE RAE FILLMORE 5758 Itasko, St. Louis, Missouri. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. RAC, Intramurals, Am- bassadors for Christ. Assigned to, Grace, Menomonee Falls, Wis- consin. DONNA MAE LUCILLE PINK R. R. 2, Box IOI, Colby, Wisconsin. GEOGRAPHY. Attended 'iC0ncOr'dia, St.. Paul, Minnesota, HRC, RAC. Assigned IO: Faith, fusion, Pennsylvania. B. Fisk 43114 'i' E . 7th Street, Cheyenne, Wyoming. IIMIEJSIQeQ.RGAN. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, Intramurals, einem my , -f ' v -t'- Q ,nudazirfaz ' ff f . .sir E 1 . iirr .sis ,. , , ,,sr . . , . , . . 91324 BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Women's Council, Intramurals, YLTG, President, Secretary, Concordia Players, SAB, Homecoming At- ten-dant. Assigned to, Zion, Decatur, Indiana. VALERIE JEAN FRIEDELL Meriden, Connecticut. HISTORY. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, HRC, YLTG, Ambassadors for Christ, IRC, Spectator, Concordia Players, European Study Tour, Supply Teaching, Toledo, Ohio. Assigned to, Walther Lutheran High School, Melrose Park, Illinois. ANN ELIZABETH FRIEDT 22166 David Avenue, East Detroit, Michigan. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Intramurals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, STAG, HRC, YLTG, Supply Teaching, Sebewaing, Michigan. Assigned to, Immanuel, Hillside, Illinois. MARGRET ANN FUSSELL l05 King, Houston 22, Texas. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Concordia, Austin, Texas, Senate. Assigned to: St. Paul, Cullman, Alabama. I PHYLLIS ANITA GABRIEL Box 63, LaFayette, Illinois. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended Western Illinois University, Intramurals. Assigned to, St. John, Hamlin, New York. LINDA LU GADZIEMSKI ll2 West l5tI1 Street, Holland, Michigan. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION RAC- Intramurals- YLTG To be assig ned. 30 27 1i W?5Z5 JULIE JEAN GAST 1501 Ridge Road, Green Bay, Wisconsin. HISTORY. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, Intramurals, Extramurals, College Chorus, YLTG. Assigned to, Christ, San Pedro, California. CARL W. GEHRS 1008 E. Roosevelt, Lombard, Illinois. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Men's Council, Treasurer, College Cho- rus, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir, Collegians, YLTG, Alpha Sigma Phi, Golf, Supply Teaching, Waterloo, Iowa. Graduate Study. WANDA SUE GEISLER 609 South Main, Brinkley, Arkansas. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended St. PaUI'5 College, Concordia, Missouri, Intramurals. Assigned to, St. Peter, Arlington Heights. Illinois. A A NANCY Lou GEISS g , a , 402 Williams, Nokomis, illinois. . . . . . SCIENCE. Intramurals, SRO. Assigned ta: lmmagn-uei,' Altaimgont, Illinois. .. g y DOREEN JOY GERBITZ I Ii -Ir, I -rii A It 'i:lf'f .'.' I Q ,.I, 'f ..-i . It I R. R. 2, Watertown, Wisconsin. ' 'I iii -if -I , If II II , SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Northwestern College, IWotertown,,s.WB-, f consin, RAC, Intramurals, YLTG. Assigned to: St. 'iir , I ' Wlsconsln. .. 4. I - . V HELEN LEE GETBEHEAD I . A 1 Karlen Rd. Mt. Rt., Rome, New York. U f',. fr GEOGRAPHY. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New Yciilbjfgi rals, College Chorus. Assigned to: Redeemer, Westfield, .i , BARBARA I-YNN GOETZ 4932 Blow, St. Louis 9, Missouri. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended sf. Pfseggg Concordia, Missouri, Intramurals. Assigned to: Louis, Missouri. 'f MARILYN ELAINE GOODMAN 500 William Street, River Forest, Illinois. fffy SOCIAL SCIENCE. RAC, Chorale Choir, HRC. Assigned Chicago, Illinois. f . ..,, ., , .... Z ..,. ..... , DENNIS AL'-AN .RE 19540 soufhiend QQ ART. cAc, Editor, SAB, Vice president. JuDITI-I LAURA 2818 W. Burnham, ,ZZ J BIBLE HISTORY ANa,gaIgi'5EgfRefggrzgQW,5y.g,g,gWfqmufuls, EX- tromurals, College Choir, Senior Cfbllese Choir: to: Good . . f... ,5,,j,,f,,7fQ,w7 IW X Shepherd, Elgin, ' . I ,-,w-A-ff .2 f ,I ,f f, 31 i '19 SHARON KATHLEEN GREEN 600 Georgetown, Cleveland, Tennessee. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended St. John's College, Winfield, Kansas, STAG, Spectator. Assigned to, Immanuel, Glenview, Illinois. V SHIRLEY LOUISE GREGORY 3605 Nine Mile Road, Richmond 23, Virginia. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. YLTG. Assigned to: Ebe- nezer, Milwou kee, Wisconsin. ROBERT ERNEST GEGETZIAAQHSR 2236 South Hamilton, Saginaw, Michigan. HISTORY. Attended D'r,'Martin'i Luther College, New Ulm, Minnesota, Intramurals, Alpha Sigma Phi, Football. Assigned to, St. Matthew, Pawtucket, Rhode irslciriirly y - EUNICE MARIE GUEBERT Q I Route 2, Red Bud, Iliinois. ' , ' I ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION. jfxtraimurals, Treble Choir, Band, WAN Gefmfm Clvbf Afhieff? Stivfyf xhevdsfff Aftiefssst High School, Racine, 'Wisconsin ' 3 g .lf ,l fl., if Q f MARILYN ELIZABETH rIAoEt-Iyif f 39 Quebec Drive, HurItin.gtonfStation,!Ne5AZQQYoIfk.,f.f,,lff ,211 ,lf SCIENCE. Attended Concordicig f3rQhXVill6,flllSIe6? to: Grace, Key West, Florida! ' f 7 f ,rl i I JUDITH El-NNE HARDERS I ' filff gL 'ff3l sl,' M 2l5I W. Bradley Place, Chicago Iiajlillilioiizt fffi A ,Li ffl ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. SAC,V In-Iremumis, corieget Chorus, STAG, YLTG, Secretary, Pillars Classes Editor, Spectator, Concordia layers, S.A. Publicity, Supply Teaching, Knoxville, Tennessee. Assigned to: St. Paul, Addison, Illinois. Wfrrsv ARLENE HENRIETTA GREINKE I749 N. Austin, Chicago, Illinois. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, lntra murals, Social Floor Leader. Assigned to, St. John, LaGrange, Illinois. RUTH CORINNE GRUENHAGEN R. -H7, Box 455, Crown Point, Indiana. HISTORY. Attended St. .lohn's College, Winfield, Kansas, Treble Choir HRC. Assigned to, St. Paul, Pomona, California. CAROLYNN JEAN HARDT ' 6255 North Knox, Chicago, Illinois. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, CU, Chairman, Intramurals, Extramurals, Chorale Choir, YLTG, Spectator, WAA, SAB, European Study Tour, Who's Who. Assigned to: Zion, Betha-Ito, Illinois. KAREN ANN HARRIS 3I5 Riverside Drive, Pocatello, Idaho. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Idaho State College, CU, YLTG, IRC. As- signed to: Immanuel, Madison, Wisconsin. 32 MAXINE WILMA HARTING 820 N. Fifth Street, Vandalia, Illinois. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. .Attended St. Paul's College, Concordia, Missouri, STAG, Supply Teaching, Arlington Heights, Illi- nois. Assigned to: Berea, St. Louis, Missouri. LORENZ H. HARTWIG I6'-7l8 Mendota, Detroit 2l, Michigan. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Track, Football, Co-captain, Intramurals, Al- pha Sigma Phi, Junior College Choir, Men's Council, STAG. Assigned to: Board for World Missions, New Guinea. ROBERTA .IEANNINE HAWKINS 605 Ferdinand Avenue, Forest Park, Illinois. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Senate, Women's Council, Chairman, CU, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir, Social Floor Leader, Who's Who. Assigned to, St. Stephen, Hickory, North Ca-rolina. GERALD PAUL HEIMLICH DeMotte, Indiana. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended Indiana State College, Intramu- rals, College Chorus, STAG, Alpha Sigma Phi, Treasurer, Track, Sup- ply Teaching, Chaska, Minnesota. Assigned to, Lutheran High School, Mayer, Minnesota. MARY ANN HERWIG Arlington, Wisconsin. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. College Chorus, Chorale Choir, Junior College Choir, Spectator, Typing Manager. Assigned to, Zion, Bridgeport, Connecticut. RONALD PAUL HILMER Arnold, Missouri. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Southeast Missouri State, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, and St. PauI's College, Concordia, Mis- souri, College Chorus, Col-legians, Supply Teaching, Arnold, Missouri. Assigned to: St. Michaels, Richville, Michigan. 'QSM' EDWARD CHARLES HEINZ 4206 Carpenter Avenue, Bronx 66, New York. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, Football. Assigned to: Immanuel, Rock Island, Illinois. JOYCE ANN HEITGER 2591 Chester Roald, Columbus 2l, Ohio. SOCIAL SCIENCE. RAC, Intramurals, Treble Choir, Band, HRC, Spec- tator, News Editor, SRO, SAB, French Club, Chairman. Assigned to, Ohio. , Supply Teaching, Conover, North Carolina. Assigned to, Trinity, Stockton, California. W ,. 33 KENNETH HINZ Greenleaf, Wisconsin. vania. FREDERICK CONRADT HOEBEL GAIL ELAINE HOLM SANDRA MAE HOLT JOANN HOPPE I79 Beechwood Avenue, Bogota, New Jersey. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, Intramurals, Extramurals, WAA. Assigned to, Lutheran High School, Mayer, Minnesota. LOIS KATHLEEN HORN RFD -Fl-' 3, Red Wing, Minnesota. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Women's Council, Vice chairman, Intra- murals, STAG, HRC, SAB, Who's Who, Supply Teaching, Hyatts- ville, Maryland. Assigned to: Centrdl, St. Paul, Minnesota. 'sf' LORRAINE HELEN HRUSKA 8I3 Pagel Avenue, Lincoln Park, Michigan. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Northwestern Michigan College and Henry Ford Community College. Assigned to: Mt. Calvary, Detroit, Michigan. MELBA JOAN HUEFFMEIER Wentzville, Missouri. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Intramurals, Extramurals, Spectator, Concordia Players, WAA, Secretary-Treasurer. As- signed to: Zion, Hinsdale, Illinois. 34- BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION STAG specmfof Supply Teaching, Charter Oak, Iowa. Assigned to St Luke Cabot Pennsyl 5IO2 I8th Avenue, Kenosha, Wisconsin ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE urer, Intramurals, College Chorus JunIor lege Choir, President, Madrigals, Con: President, Who's Who. Graduate Study 4lO6 Judson Street, Houston 5, Texas SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia HRC, Spectator, Supply Teaching Hoc semane Houston Texas 4440 Floriss Place, St. Louis, Missouri SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Intramurals School Association, Decatur, Illinois ELIZABETH MARTHA HUERSTEL 725 S. Fifth Street, St. Charles, Illinois. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended Illinois State Normal University, Intramurals, Extramurals. Assigned to: Trinity, Springheld, Illinois. . . S DAVID ARNOLD JANISKO 2 W 5' 287 Griswold Road, Elyrid, Ohio. ' Chairman, Intramurals, College Chorus, Band, Dominoes, SAB. Assigned to: Redeemer, Westfield, New Jersey. V -' GERALD J. JANISKO A ' 1858 Eldon Drive, WickiIifIe.IOhio. ' ' - PSYCHOLOGY. Attended Fenn College, Cleveland, Ohio, St. Francis College, Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Indiana U. Center, Fort Wayne, Indiana, RAC, SAC, Intramurals, College Chorus. Assigned to, St. Paul, Chicago, lllin-ois. JOANNE RUTH JANSSEN .3- Buckley, Illinois. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Intramurals, Extramurals, Chorale Choir, Treble Choir. Assigned to: St.. Paul, Altamont, Illinois. ROBERT GENE KASSEL 429 North West Street, Perryville, Missouri. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. AC, Intramurals. Assigned to: Trinity, Toledo, Ohio. JOHN CHARLES KINWORTHY 9516 Dorisann Court, St. Louis 23, Missouri. GEOGRAPHY. Intramurals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir, Collegians, STAG, SAB, S.A. Publicity Chairman, Supply Teaching, Escondido, California. Assigned to: St. Paul, Oak Lawn, Illinois. 1 KAY ANNE KIONKA I85 E. Square Lake Road, Troy, Michigan. MUSIC-ORGAN AND THEORY. Intramurals, College Chorus, Chorale Choir, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir, Band, Collegiettes, Director, Madrigals, Spectator, News Editor, Copy Editor. Assigned to: Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia, Unley, South Australia. KAREN KAY KLAMA 3IOI W. 54th Place, Chicago, Illinois. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Northwestern Uni- versity, Ambassadors for Christ, YLTG, Concordia Players. Assigned to: St. Paul, Chicago Heights, Illinois. LOWELL ERWIN KLEMM 5051 W. Montana, Chicago, Illinois. HISTORY. Intramurals, STAG, Religious floor leader, Supply Teaching, Conklin, Michigan. Assigned to: St. Paul, Aurora, Illinois. .IUDITH LEE KLENZ 2966 No. 4Ist Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. MUSIC-THEORY. Attended Concordia, St, Pa-ul, Minnesota, Intramurals, STAG, Supply Teaching, Northville, Michigan. Assigned to, Cross, Yorkville, Illinois. 35 SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, SAC, 59 iff? I , KATHLEEN KNIEF 2405 S. 80th Street, West Allis, Wisconsin. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Intramurals, Concordia Players, Secretary. Assigned to: St. Peter, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. EILEEN LOUISE KNOBLOCH 2402 S.. MacGregor Way, Houston, Texas. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended St. PauI's Col- lege, Concordia, Missouri. Assigned to: Zion, Fort Wayne, Indi- ana. MAGDALENE MARIE KNOLL 66981 Gratiot, Richmond, Michigan. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Chorale Choir, Treble Choir. Assigned to: Christ, St. Joseph, Michiga-n. ALAN ROGER KOCH 3188 Garfield Road, Auburn, Michigan. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended Bay City Junior College, RAC, ln- wt' rector. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota. Assigned to: Webster Gardens, Webster Groves, Missouri. BARBARA ANN KOEHNEKE 946 Clinton Place, River Forest, Illinois. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE 8m HISTORY. RAC, College Senior College Choir, ezer, Chicago, Illi- Concordio, Austin, Rosebud, Missouri. DAVID LEROY KRAUSE 18082 Collinson, East Detroit, Michigan. GEOGRAPHY. Intramurals. Assigned to: Our Saviour, Kansas City, Kansas. DAVID WALTER KUHLMAN dent, IRC. Assigned to: St. Mark, Hollywood, Florida. BEVERLY ANN KUNKEL R. R. 2, Fort Ripley, Minnesota. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE Attended Concordia St Paul, Minnesota, Speech Club. Unassigned. 36 tramurals, College Chorus, Senior College Choir, Collegians, Di- BENJAMIN G. KUNZ 5273 Waterman, St. Louis 8, Missouri. HISTORY. Attended Harris Teachers College, SI. LOUIS, Missouri: Intramurals, YLTG, IRC, RAC. Assigned to: Salem, AFIton, Mis- souri. LOUISE ANN LEENEY . 63I7 N. Nordica, Chicago, Illinois. SOCIAL SCIENCE. RAC, CAC, Secretary, Intramurals. Assigned to: Golgotha, Chicago, Illinois. TERRY R. LEHMAN Lyndon Station, Wisconsin. GEOGRAPHY. Intramurals. Assigned to, Board for World Missions, New Guinea. JEANNE LILLIAN LEICKEN I23-II 7 Avenue, College Point, New York. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended Concordia, Bronx ville, New York, Intramurals, Chorale Choir, Collegiettes, Pillars Concordia Players. Assigned to: Community Lutheran, South Burling ton, Vermont. SHIRLEY R. R. if SOCIAL Band. GENE IOOI5 SOCIAL College tendant, ROBERT LOUIS LISKE 744 DeHart Avenue, Kelowna, B.C., Canada. SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, Edmonton, Alberta, Ca-nada, and Concordia Senior College, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Intramurals, Senior College Choir, Concordia Players, Supply Teaching, Cloverdale British Columbia to- T Menasha Wisconsin lege Choir, Senior College Choir. Assigned to, Zion, Akron, Ohio. JANE ELIZABETH LUEKENS 3900 West 2I3 Street Cleveland Ohio GEOGRAPHY. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, Wom- 'MAJ Y'l'T b Intramurals, Chorale Choir, Wisconsin. Secretary, I ntra murals Homecoming At Pennsylvania. en's Council, Intramurals, Extramurals, YLTG, Treasurer. Assigned to- St Paul Melrose Park Illinois 37 as f5-... DIANE CAROLE MACK 8415 Glen Echo, St. Louis 2l, Missouri. MUSIC-ORGAN. Attended St. Paul's College, Concordia, Mis- souri, Intramurals, College Chorus. Assigned to: St. James, Uni- versity City, Missouri. BARBARA LOUISE MARTIN 4550 N. 85th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. RAC, Intramurals, Extra- murals, Chorale Choir, Treble Choir. Assigned to: Faith, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. LELAND MENZ Jefferson Street N.E., Minneapolis, Minnesota. EDUCATION. Men's Council, SAC, Intramurals, Junior Choir PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended Porterville Junior College, Porter- ville, California, Intramurals, IRC, HRC, Junior College Choir, RAC. Assigned to: St. Paulus, San Francisco, California. DAN MUELLER 609 S. Park, Lombard, Illinois. SOCIAL STUDIES. Intramurals, College Chorus, Band, STAG, Con- I cordia Players, Track, Tennis, Supply Teaching, Frankenmuth, Michi- I gan. Graduate Study. NANCY JOY MUELLER 9782 S. Flynn Rd., Livermore, California. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended Concordia, Oakland, California, In- tramurals, Treble Choir. Assigned to: Good Shepherd, Hayward, California. JOAN MARIE NELSON E 7524 N. Odell, Chicago, Illinois. I MUSIC-ORGANI. Intramurals, College Chorus, Chorale Choir, Junior I College Choir. Assigned to: St. Paul, Sedalia, Missouri. I ROBERT W. F. NEUBAUER i354 Beach Ave., Bronx 72, New York. HISTORY. Intramurals, YLTG. Assigned to: Emanuel, Patchogue, Long Island, New York. I JOAN DIANE NICLOAUS I5l9 Union Ave., Sheboygan, Wisconsin. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. RAC, College Chorus, Junior College Choir. Assigned to: Immanuel, Whitestone, New York I I I I I 3 8 I SANDRA ELIZABETH NIEMI l8404 Cornell, Southfield, Michigan. KAY SUE NUECHTERLEIN 560 Frederick, Frankenmuth, Michigan. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Michigan State Underclassmen 8- OTTO IIO6 S. 4th Ave., Wausau, Wisconsin. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Intramurals, Extramurals. Assigned to, St. John, Merrill, SANDRA LEE OTTO R.F.D.I, Readlyn, Iowa. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Council, Intramurals, Senior College Choir, YLTG. manuel Church and Chapel, St. Louis, Missouri. ARTHUR MILTON PLATH R.F.D. 2, Granite Falls, Minnesota, BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. RAC, Intramurals, Col- lege Chorus, Chorale Choir, Collegiettes, Spectator, Concordia Players, Athletic Floor Leader. Unassigned. WILFRED ARTHUR NITZ 3 N-QU' 294i N.E. Bryant, Portland II, Oregon. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended Concordia, Portland, Oregon, College Chorus, Chorale Choir. To be assigned. Senate, Intra- PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, '02 'ffl' 3-?+ ' Men's Council, Vice President, Intramurals, SAB, Senior urer. Assigned to: Redemption, Minneapolis, Minnesota. WILLIAM HENRY PLATH 648 Elgin Ave., Forest Park, Illinois. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended Concordia, St. Paul tramurals, Alpha Sigma Phi, Basketball. Assigned to: California. DONNA JOY 'NW 'kr-mqgg. IZII6 SCIENCE-MA Choir Junior College School As- sociation, Mineola, L EVELYN CARO Box 386, R. 2, BIBLE HISTORY Paul, Missouri, tary. Assigned to Illinois. Secre- 7 A V Nui Vi Jersey. Concordia, Bronxville, New York, Paul, Paterson, New Jersey. Chorus, Junior College Choir, Sen r Michigan. U VS 'U ilag. DAVID LEE RINDERKNECHT Atkins, Iowa. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, Intramurals. Assigned' to: St. Paul, Paterson, New Jersey. DELORES ANN RODENBECK 4032 Geoglein Rd., Fort Wayne, Indiana. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Women's Council, Intramurals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, STAG, Concordia Players, European Study Tour, Supply Teaching, Bakersfield, California. Assigned to: Our Re- deemer, Honolulu, Hawaii. Collegiettes, Madrigals, SRO, Treas- RONALD WILL PORTER I6 Water Street, Lewistown, Montana. PSYCHOLOGY. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, Intramurals. ssigned to: Immanuel, Elmhurst, Illinois. IRGINIA MAY PUELLE 50 Walnut Ave., Floral Park, New York. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended Concordia, Bronx- lle, New York, Intramurals, College Chorus, YLTG. Assigned to: Nativity, Detroit, Michigan. P CAROLYN MARIE RAP 6 Fenimore Ave., Garden City, New York PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York Intramurals, Extramurals, Chorale Choir, WAA. Assigned to, Martin Luthe Pennsauken, New to. Christ English, Chicago, Illinois. CHRISTIAN EOLIVER REIMER 722 Hawthorne, Fort Wayne, Indiana. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Senate, President, Men's Council, SAC, Treas- urer, Intr-amurals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, Band, STAG, Alpha Sigma Phi, Football, Track, Supply Teaching, Chicago, Illinois Assigned to, Immanuel, Chicago, Illinois. 40 SANDRA LOUISE ROENZ R. R. I, Manawa, Wisconsin. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Intramurals, Extramurals, Chorale Choir, Junior College Choir. Assigned to: Concordia, Hyatts- ville, Maryland. BETTY JANE ROESCH ll-30 T23 Street, College Point 56, New York. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Concordia, Bronx- ville, New York, Intramurals. Assigned to, Immanuel, Rock Island, Illinois. ---- 'Chr' ELVIRA MARIE RUHLIG 66 W. 3lst Street, Holland, Michigan. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Women's Council, RAC, Intra- murals, Band, YLTG, S. A. Publicity, String Ensemble. Assigned' to: Trinity, Saginaw, Michigan. RUTH ANN RUHTER l8W278 Sidney, Addison, Illinois. MUSIC-LITERATURE. RAC, Colleg-e Chorus, Junior College Choir, Sen- ior College Choir, Madrigals. Assigned to, Grace English, Chicago, Illinois. MARSHA RAE SANDIN T306 William Street, Racine, Wisconsin. HISTORY. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, CU, College Cho- rus, Chorale Choir, Concordia Players. Assigned to: St. Paul, Minot, North Dakota. SANDRA ANN SAPATKA .tii SQ BPFIQTY i.qq 1 ,q .,,' CSIE1 ,.Ii . ris A A ' it f ,,iI ,.., , .,,. ..,. . ,,.,. f fil' I fri YNGEISH STANDS iAMERlC?9Nl 'i.. xfiiille, Newf York, 2 inffahtuziz-15:2 l.,. New York. EUNICE LYNN SCHARTOW 3316 Osler, Saginaw, Michigan. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LITERATURE. lntramuralls, Chorale Choir, STAG, Pillars, Student Life Editor, Concordia Players, Supply Teach- ing, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Assigned to: Trinity, Port Huron, Michigan. ELLEN LOUISE SCHEIDT 303i Lischer Ave., Cincinnati ll, Ohio. MUSIC-ORGAN. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Missouri, Intramurals, Choraile Choir, Treble Choir, European Study Tour. Assigned to: Ascension, Charlotte, North Carolina. DOLORAS ANN SCHEUCHNER Route I, Baroda, Michigan. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended St. John's College, Winfield, Kan- sas, Intramurals. Unassig ned. 41 -au CARL LORENZ SCHIEFER 8420 King Rd. R. iff,-I'4, Saginaw, Michigan. GEOGRAPHY. Intramurals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, STAG, Alpha Sigma Phi, Football, S. A. Uniontown, Missouri. Assigned to: Immanuel, SHARON FAYE SCHMECKPEPER Route if-'2, Wendell, Idaho. GEOGRAPHY. Intramurals, STAG Oregon and Seward, Nebraska,j fornia. Assigned to, St. Paul, Addison, LINDSAY RUTH SCHMIDT R. D. I, Box 42, Holyoke, Massachusetts. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia signed to: Hope, St. Louis, Missouri. ROGER RAYMOND SCHMOHE R. R. F2 Box IOO, Milford, Illinois. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Men's Council, Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice President, signed to: Bethesda, Chicago, Illinois. SYLVIA ANN SCHUETTE I505 First Parkway, Washington, Missouri. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attented St. Paul's Concordia, Missouri, CU, Intramurals, College Chorus, Chorale Choir, Treble Choir. Assigned to, Mount Olive, Houston, Texas. DAVID L. SCHULTZ 2003 Columbus, Bay City, Michigan. GEOGRAPHY. Attended St. John's College, Winfield, Kansas, Intramurals. Assigned to: St. Paul, Strasburg, Illinois. JOANN SCHWICHTENBERG 523 Francis Street, Faribault, Minnesota. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Concordia, I St. Paul, Minnesota and Mankato State, College Chorus, Con- I cordia Players. Assigned to: St. James, Howard Lake, Minnesota. ll HELEN CHRISTINE SELBERG I Glen Road, Sandy Hook, Connecticut. I ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, Intramurals, Chorale Choir, Band, Spec- tator, French Club. Assigned to: St. John, Winston-Salem, North , Carolina. I I 42 JEROME EDWARD SNYDER 752I Calvin, St. Louis, Missouri. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Intramurals, Chorale Choir, STAG, Sup- ply Teaching, Clintonville, Wisconsin. Assigned! to, Zion, 'Snoho- Jovce ceceup. stegngcig ii QQ iiii 3 ii ii l3 QfIXQg , X I I43-28 Poplar Avenue Flushing I55' New Yorkl I ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, Intramurals, Social floor leader. Assigned to, Trinity, Portland, Oregon. .IEANNE MARIE STEFFEN I77 Graphic Boulevard, Bergentield, New Jersey. Q7 BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, Intramurals, College Chorus, Social floor leader. Assigned to, Trinity, Long Island City, New York. DOROTHEA GERTRUDE STEIDL 52 I2 92 Street, Elmhurst 73, New York. SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, SRO. Assigned to, Zion, Maywood, California. CAROL ANN STELTER 236 Webster, Batavia, Illinois. MUSIC-THEORY. College Chorus, Chorale Choir, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir, Treble Choir, Spectator, French Club. Assigned to, Pilgrim, Baltimore, Maryland. LEANOR CATHRINE STORM I32 Division, Algonquin, Illinois. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Si YOUTH WORK. Attended Elgin Community College, Intramurals, Extramurals, YLTG, WAA. Assigned to: Walther Lutheran High School, Melrose Park, Illinois. WILLIAM FREDERICK STRAHLE I72l George Street, Logansport, Indiana. GEOGRAPHY 8K SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Indiana Business Col- lege, Intramurals, STAG, Pillars, Editor-in-Chief and Organizations Edi- tor, SAB, Chairman, European Study Tour, Who's Who, Supply Teach- ing, Reedsburg, Wisconsin. Assigned to, Bethany, Hollywood, Cali- fornia. DON RICHARD STUCKWISCH 6I0 South Lynn Street, Seymour, Indiana. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Intramurals, HRC, YLTG, Spec- tator, Advertising Mgr., SRO, Speech Club. Assigned to, Calvary, Havertown, Pennsylvania. JOAN DOROTHY SULKEN l403 N. Lorel Avenue Chico Illinois. how 1 90, HISTORY. Intramurals, Extramurals, College Chorus, Junior College Q Choir, Senior College Choir, Collegiettes, Spectator. Assigned to, Pil- grim, Santa Monica, California. 43 mish, Washington. X , ' 'X gf It ' X 'X ' Xj. Q X vm, RICHARD E. STAMM Iixx X X' I XI ' 1 X I 'I X' ' Y N- Roberts, IIlinoisL M Q I, , 'f X Q I X SCIENCE-MATH,EMATlCS. Attended, UIniversity ot 'Ill'inois,I Xintral' murals, SRO. Assigriecllto, St,,Eci.ul, AIta.rnp'nt,f Illinois, X,li I I. ff' 11:5 ' Willy? mimic MICHAEL HENRY THIEROFF 9200 Glenville Road, Silver Spring, Maryland. HISTORY. Attended St. Johrfs College, Winfield, Kansas, Intramurals. Assigned to: St. Matthefw,'Garden City, Michigan. BEVERLY MAE THOMAS Route 3, Box 272, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin. SOCIAL SCIENCE. RAC, HRC, IRC, Ath-ietic floor leader. Assigned to: St. John, Beloit, Wisconsin. BARBARA ANNE TAYLOR 303i Nordic Drive, St. Louis 21, Missouri. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE 81 HISTORY. RAC, SAC, Ceramics Club, Intramurals, Extramurals, HRC, YLTG, IRC, Pil- lars, Spectator, Politics Club. Assigned to: Hope, Chicago, Illinois. RHONDA LARAE THEISS R. R. if I, Fountain, Minnesota. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, Intramurals, College Chorus, Senior College Choir. Assigned to: Messiah, St. Louis, Missouri. FRED W. THEYE VIRGINIA EDNA THIEL CAROL LOUISE TOENSING i564 Duluth, St. Paul 6, Minnesota ...-f' Bronxville, New York, Intramurals, Extramurals, Senior College Choir. Assigned to: Trinity, Norfolk, Virginia. EUNICE PAULINE TUSCHY R. R. Sh? 2, Box 525, Suring, Wisconsin. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION 8: SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, Intramurals, Extramu- rals, Chorale Choir, WAA. Assigned to: St. Peter, Reedsburg, Wisconsin. 44 6245 S. Bend Drive, Fort Wayne, Indiana PSYCHOLOGY. Attended Concordia St Paul Minnesota Intramurals Tennis, Supply Teaching, Chicago Illinois Graduate Study 58l9 W. Ohio Street, Chicago 44, Illinois GEOGRAPHY. Junior College Choir IRC SRO Concordia Players Speech Club. Assigned to: Christ English Chicago Illinois SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia St Paul Minnesota Intramu nails, Extramurals, Chorale Choir, Colleglettes Assigned to Cross St HARRY WILLIAM VAUGHN Q 3006 Witchwood, Fort Wayne, Indiana. I SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Intramurals, Band, Dominoes, SRO, Concordia Players. Assigned to: St. Paul, Cleveland, Ohio. GAY RUTH VOGEL ' 620 Echo Lane, Palatine, Illinois. . BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. SAC, AC, Religious Floor Leader. Assigned to, St. Peter, East Detroit, Michigan. IRMA MARIE VOGEL Route 2, Box 57, Perryville, Missouri. BIBLE HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Women's Council, Recording Secretary, AC, Intramurals, Extramurals, Chorale Choir, Treble Choir, WAA, Secretary-Treasurer. Assigned to, Atonement, Metairie, Louisi- ana. RUTH ETHEL VOGEL 42 Grand Central Avenue, Amityville, New York. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York, Intramurals, Extramurals, Athletic Floor Leader, Chorale Choir. As- signed to, St. Peter, Roselle, Illinois. Nl.-gt GISA 3622 cordla sig ned FREDERICK CHRISTIAN VOTH R. R. -73 3, Box I6, Red Wing, Minnesota.. MUSIC-ORGAN. Senate, Men's Council, Intramurals, College Chorus, Senior College Choir, Band, STAG, Vice-president, YLTG, Supply Teaching, Marengo, Illinois. Assigned to: Our Saviour, Bronx, New man, Our Redeemer, Muskegon, Michigan. EVER-ETT LICHT WAUGH R. R. gl-QI' 2, Delmar, Iowa. Concordia Players, Supply Teaching, Adrian, Michigan. As signed to, Board for World Missions, New Guinea. Q - i I ,255 if it , ,gg 45 MUSIC-LITERATURE. Intramurals, College Chorus, Chorale Choir, Junior College Choir, Senior College Choir, Collegians, STAG, Illinois, and Wright Junior Extramurals, College Chorus, nior College Choir, IRC, Con- SAB, Homecoming Attendant. St. Paul, Minnesota, IRC. As- T in -a.m..,,..4.,,, ELLEN LOUISE WEIGELT 674 A Street, Renton, Washington. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Concordia Portland, Oregon, Spectator. Assigned to, Zion, Snohomish, SRO. Assigned to, Trinity, LILLIAN WERLING . 2, New Haven, Indiana. I HISTORY AND INTERPRETATION. Women's Council, Intramurals, Avenue, PHYSICAL EDUCATION 8- YOUTH lege, Winfield, Kansas, Intramurals, LaPorte, Indiana. To be assigned. DON H. WISCHMEYER 8633 Olden, Overland, Missouri. i If GEOGRAPHY. Senate Men's C 1 Choir. Assigned to: St. Paul, Fort I RICHARD WALDEMAR WISMAR III 370i St. Claude Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana. SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Tulane University, RAC, Chairman, Intra- murals, College Charus, Chorale Choir, STAG Spectator, SAB, Sup- ply Teaching, Hickory, North Carolina. Graduate Study. SUZANNE MARIE WITT 2415 Green Haze Avenue, Racine, Wisconsin. ,, PHYSICAL EDUCATION 81 YOUTH WORK, SAC, AC, Intramurals, Ex- II tramurals, College Chorus, Junior College Choir, Band, YLTG, Spec- I tator, Concordia Players. Assigned to: St. John, Orange, California. Il . I I I I I I I I I I WILLIAM THURMAN WITT II I i970 S. Knox Court, Denver I9, Colorado. I SOCIAL SCIENCE, Attended Concordia, Austin, Texas, Intramu- rals. Assigned to, Bethlehem, Berkeley, California. I DICK WITTE I 252 Greinbrier Drive, Lake Worth, Florida. I SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS. Alpha Sigma Phi, Football, Track. As- I signed to: Lutheran High School Association, Den-ver, Colorado. 3 L I I, I 46 I I GARRY FRANKLIN WOLFF R. R. I, Mason, Illinois. GEOGRAPHY. RAC, Intramurals, STAG, Supply Teaching, Kearn- ey, Nebraska. Assigned to: Board for World Missions, New Guinea. GIN M. WOO IIO Eldridge Street, New York 2, New York. PSYCHOLOGY. Attended Concordia, Bronxville, New York. As- signed to: St. Matthew, New York, New York. CHARLES A. WUENSCHE Box 338, Thorndale, Texas. Women's Council, RAC, Treble Choir, Ambassadors tory, YLTG, Spectator. Assigned to: Missionary Board, Africa. MELVIN FREDERICK ZEHNDER II88O Busch Road, Frankenmuth, Michigan. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 81 YOUTH WORK. Intramurals, Sigma Phi, Football, Track, Baseball, Supply T Illinois. Assigned to: St. Paul, Napoleon, Ohio. .IARIANNE LILLIAN 230 N. Pennsylvania, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Cho- rus, YLTG, Treasurer, Seward, Nebraska. 4-7 M-44, Bert Bultm-an and Karen Otto dress up as Russian peasant wom- en for the CU's booth at th-e Ac- tivities Carnival. 52I8 Neosho Street St. Louis 9, Missouri Here we are all dressed up and no place to gal Senior girls ISTANDING: Marilyn Goodman, Charlene Fillmore, Jeanne Stef- fen, Ruth Gruenhagen, Betty Meissner, and Carol Radke. KNEELING: Irma Vogel, Di- ane Logan, Suzanne Bender, Judy Trinklein, and Eunice Guebertj model their outhts for the traditional Homecoming costume dinner. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND YOUTH WORK. Attended Concordia, Portland, Oregon, In- tramurals, AC. FLORIAN L. FELTS 89 Hemlock Street Clintonville, Wisconsin SOCIAL SCIENCE. JUDITH MARIE FINCHER QOI North 3rd Street Ponca City, Oklahoma SOCIAL SCIENCE. RAC, Intramurals, Chorale Choir. OLIN RICHARD FISCHER, JR. P.O. 72 Gotha, Florida HISTORY. Attended St. PauI's College, Concordia, Missouri. 48 Seniors - Dick Braun, Jim Sellmeyer, and Bruce Berndt discover There's more than one way to get money for tuition. emi? - ' X to - I .- -' l 1 2040 iviiii socmz. ieii 1ie ' .i It -if li ' H-M-fm --....4?- fff' 7 '- ' Exploring at the WAA Fcvll Retreat Ann Eggerding, Carolyn Rapp, and Nancy Bierlein comment, And then after we graduated from charm school . . . , f 4 , ff V- ff- X f-. X., J- , - X .44 W .f f ' ' ff. X g, rw. 4 4 f X ,ff 2 f X new 412 Chapman Edwardsville, Illinois GEOGRAPHY. RUTH A. KLEINSCHMIDT Box 42 Brownstown, Indiana SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota. DONALD HENRY KNOPF R.R. 2 Paulding Road New Haven, Indiana SOCIAL SCIENCE. Attended Concordia Senior College, Fort Wayne, Indiana. LARRY JOHN KRAFFT 5435 Dehmel Road Frankenmuth, Michigan GERMAN. Intramurals, Football, Track, Junior College Choir, College Chorus, Germon Club, Pillars, Alpha Sigma Phi. I 4-9 'A' . + - vi,f-may , I I , , ' . ,. yy , . .5913 1. , I 41, .,, . .X t,..,.9-V. -Q., ,.. W1 in , I- .uyvj ,M-N. 'I ' 3 'V+'-I :M Peggy Rauser coaxes Santa Claus Al Hermann, Now come on Santa don't be bashfulf' Senior Class officers Art Pl-ath, Evie Pooker, and Fred Hoebe'l make plans for the Senior Class Gift and Commencement Exercises. I GERALD HENRY KUGATH I320 Bath Avenue Ashland, Kentucky HISTORY. Attended Concordia, St. Paul, Minnesota, College Chorus, STAG, SRO. DARYL LEROY LOCKWOOD R.R. 2 Manawa, Wisconsin GEOGRAPHY. Intramurals. VIRGINIA MANTUEFFEL 2100 N. Mango Chicago 39, Illinois SOCIAL SCIENCE. Intramurals, IRC. KARIEN EDNA MARTENS y 2l6 Trinklein Street I Frankenmuth, Michigan I I ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. Attended Central Michigan University, STAG. ly DAVID GROFF MOHLER 4230 Joliet Avenue Lyons, Illinois GEOGRAPHY. Intramurals. 1 I 50 - It The CPH and LLL Banquets held during spring quarter honor graduating seniors. it I ,mfiwsf f ' ff,-.ss 9 as X, - 4 - , -.- .. A . S mg' . I 4 ' A I- U ' ip. .- J N iff. f '-og -af f ALS, I- X I . 5 an sw, Seniors slave over Grad-vate Record g ' Exams in the spring. - c RUTH E. NEITZEL 908 Court Street Saginaw, Michigan SOCIAL SCIENCE. Chorale Choir. GERALD J. RAY Route 2 Box 43AA Mundelein, Illino-is PSYCHOLOGY. CARL LEE RICHTER 4665 N. IOS Street Wauwatosa, Wisconsin HISTORY. Intramurals, Football, Golf, AC. KENNETH J. ROUT 2439 S. Pulaski Road Chicago, Illinois 2 - 1 . ' ,Q sg., , - ' ,.. agp' ,,, A 1 ff fs. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE. CAC, College Chorus, Senior College Choir, Junior College Choir, Madrigals, IRC, Spectator, Managing Editor. RUBY ANN SCHROEDER WEGENER 4l7A South I4 Street Belleville, Illinois PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND YOUTH WORK. Attended St. PauI's College, Concordia, Missouri, STAG, YLTG, Intramurals. 51 E 'gyitrgfg r f , if is ff ,fi 'i 5,,.,4 .- I , 3 ,, ,f-igigygz 5 is ' 390' ,y 2 3 4 J Y S sr-'ff -t V+ '9 lm ff if g 1 , f 1 , f.- ' w?f.,'f,,Q X-- nf. . Qt - Girls from first floor Mary - Martha north devised 5 fo, count the days till call night. g f -V ,,,jtVf'fg,,x.1 if 1 ,191 gfaflf ,V ,ff V44 if. 4 Q f 'yy , X , ,Mi 45A,,.',. A ' X' fr. i-J. sw 'if 7 'S ,UQ- ,W 6 . ' -, :'wf,9'??,'ry 4 'W' W 2 1,- vf ff: . f :fa ,ef fi ,ff ' 5 f ifcyq, 1 , 'ff' f ff , 1, 1. wh saggy ,,f' 5- 4: 'ff 'fix' ' Wflz fi 'KW Efkifi' , ' JN 9 v fgg ,!, 95-,Q,9-Hrzf yi F9-ff , mfffga ,sgf -Q 'ff . Q , ,, , ch 4- :V ,eff W fi 1311 -wg-fe,35.q. . , -. f. 4 2 jg? 515135 . ,New ,4,me1im, , , ,.wfm5w Xk? L-1 '51 1' 55 'V 'lfv A. 5. The 1963 graduates chose to present two faculty fellowships as their class gift. This is the second consecutive year in which faculty members have been awarded a grant to continue in their doctoral studies. Senior class president, Fred Hoebel, expressed the purpose of the gift in this way, lt is our hope that this gift may in a small way show our deep appreciation to the college for its years of service to us and to the church. 52 'x 1 Q N ' f ' V , gf , ' ..,. , , . f . ...- , V- ' ,, fig Fw? Y'7l 1' ' ' '-' QA 3 if 49 W ., - gig ,,, Q f xt iipxei mfg, ,L. C f , , ,Q ,3:Yi,,1:L V 'Tax .3 C, jf 1 f 'iyx Q f wk? ' fw f1z.Xf ' 13: z' i ' ' ii1'ai.'fZ'g.:f3: ,.'5'5' 3, Q33 2 f f ,Q f:.' 1g31iQ:'si .E ,Q rf , .Q f,12X,.,e.,., -mt-,f ., ff -'Spin , + 4 A- va , E' 'w,f i 'ix bw .elif 4 ff ffm? ' XD we ' x 5 F BN Q ff ff J r -122 Q05 P 2 ff' QA 4 now 1, son, B65 W Rupp! Ernie Rukow, Sfon Brossie, Jim Wentlcxnd, Bob Herz. ROW 2: Tom Roemke, Terry Hynous, Jim Zehn- der, Ken Germcnn. NOT PICTURED: Roy Austen- sen, Arvin Bczllerf, Fred Bouck, Dove Ritfmonn. ,M A f f 3,2 f f ,Y A . w'f.4 I If ff 3, ,. , f f Wi ! -- 1' f v,-01 f ,V E f,,',, . M H A-1, LQ 45 1 '1 ,iw-f 'f Z, Wg. ' my! W l-.41Qj'- f ig if-f 4 2 f ' ff' Va, ' gf, 'X t.-,eff '-ffwmf 1 qv f I 4 3 X ,xv ' jf X Q-:qw Q- f , ff fjnfgb w I., X 710 , N 2. L. fn f ' s I 'iff ' ' 4-,Q 21 'HIS' ' V fgp-F .,' - V1 :J ,sv 4: Lx, f, 1 ', Q , ff ' fa - as ,.yp,::m4wa5,qa-vf f .17-7 . ff 'X X ,V Y, A , Z my Q.: A 5, ,oil Q ,ii if ,,, f f, f f , ,f-,Q 1, 4, ,:-444,44 ,VW . f ll .gXffg'0.e, , ,vi Q Q ,Vg 'gl ,Q V' . Q K -F Q ii. I: Tam Zahn, Quant Geuerke, Dave Tettingl latin ix Sdrulenberg, ,2:, Dick v , fQQff3gii!eef, Dave Groteiueschen, Eldon Nast, DaveFreriberg,-fifargfxlSandfart,i Jim 'rzkremefy Don , 1 Peterson, Pegs! Voile-ath. NOT PICTURED: Mai-finischuripcni, jqen:-19095. Rodheyickert. , fr , A U y ,QA I ,Ki i K Y Q fx In X, In G kkh' K J K kkrr K M Q K in x M, , , wwEiae,a4w.i-in,wffa,gfsf tDt wx t ' K K fx , .. 2, ROW l: Kurt Gremel, D o U g Zapotocny, Don Kahre, Jim V a n c e, ROW 2: Gayle Manthei, Wil- liam Baessler, Darrell Pfannkuch, L a r r y Weslock, G e o r g e Noll, Dave Grumm, B r u c e Kosmatka. ROW 3: Harold Bald- win, Dennis Boldt, Richard Gove, Glenn Ronsick, Larry Beltz, Keith Rosche, Ron Merritt, Douglas X U f , f J f ,, . f, -,V W - '-,af X 2 L -,1f.',:g41, qi leche lg Joie' G Strubbeffrank 2 e-lf 1 L, i590kefrl,' 'fil ll' ' 1 fleyyi rtr rrll i f fi 1 f ffD m'?f T56 rfrr f56ff?S5f'f?42 'f'lCU3RfDf Btlff Kff'fP1fV D Q3 y n G ' G Qxef et re rwtrvyQwvV4p4,dag Dr H r r1fawy,. ra yry yy 3 2' f f 1 ., ,,, Q , 'f ww , 55 ROW 1: Dove Schoop, Terry Weslock, Roger Goffscholk, Ken Wollin. ROW 2: Gerry Schczor, Ken Brown, Tom Eggerding, Don Schulfeis, Al Mclleske, Bob Blozek. ROW 3: Bill Sturm, Fred Eichberger, Hank Koehler, John Stczmm, Ken Eggemon, Al Moier, John Huxhold, Tom Buck. NOT PICTURED: Woyne Schwonke, Chuck Souer, .lim Palmer. iw' now 1 2: vicek, Karen ,fx DAVID HALL I f l S l ROW 1: Carol Burandt, Mary Adam, Rlfa Schaus, Sharon Soderling, Sandy Ofto, Nola Goers, Judy Junis, Linda Bergant, Olivia Callender. ROW 2: Darlene Toepke, Sue Schmidt, Lesley Ryden, Jeanine Burke, Dee Rodenbeck, Carol Raedeke, Bev Arnett, Judy Arndl, Ruth Thurn, Sharon Brunhoefer. MARY- MARTHA HALL ROW 1: Gladys Venter, Ruth Ballner, Leanne Rossnagel, Marion Wedel, Karen Linde- mann. ROW 2: Ruth Reinking, Jeri Templin, S h a r o n Kuerschner, L Marilyn Marqucrdf, Judy ' Stein. X Ki 4- Q ,f X x0 25 us MARY--MARTHA HALL Uvlmf' ROW 1: Bonnie Spicer, Frieda Bingenheimer, Mary Corkill, Kathleen KiiFfner, Judy Templin. ROVW 2: Karen Cole, Joanne Oravec, Paul- line Kopper, Karen Kressman, Naomi Nao, Ardelle Wilken. ROW 3: Cindy Boots, Betty Meissner, M a ri I y n Hahn, Mary Paul, Enid Mason, Kay VanCleve, Linda Siesennop, Sandy Graebner, Alice Kratf, Sonia Harris, Lois Doerr, Eunifze Timm. NOT PICTURED: Bev Brandrup, Carol Brenner, Lois Liske. ,ps I' ef 5 ,.,,.,K x 1 5553 E .yn x- N N. Q. ex Q, , W. M., , . ,, M -l .S MONROE SEATED: Ruth Beltz. STANDING: Nancy Ninstil, Elaine Paul- son, Janet Wenzel, Maureen Dresch, June Kuhr, Virginia Tilly. NOT PICTURED: Je a n n e Freuden- berger, Joann Sch- wichtenberg. gmiwwr ,Q ' ,X i X W., . ,af , . ,, - NM. A . ,f W ,, W eWW,,,., , ,V i M, . A ,, V ,V V I M 3 1 , L' 'f - 'n-n' -Z We it ' ' f ' J ermhobef, Row 2: Pot ' . -.J H 1 ' sf V 5,3151 J 5 . n' j2iijn:eLrWeldvogel, Barbara Frye, Marilyn Tischkau, Jem eobmgge. Noi PICTURED: Gesine Luecke. A ROW 'lz Sharon Spurgat, Bonnie Hacker, JoAnn Hasskamp, .locm Stamm, Susan Echtenkamp, Judy Schmidt. ROW 2: Carol Henlce, Barbara Timm, Charlotte Harmeyer, Judith Gerken, Lynne Cione, Donna Heinkel, Janet Blase. NOT PICTURED: Jeannine Hopp, Jeanne Rupp, Kathy Wiese. BONNIE BRAE STANDING: Dorothy gl Naumann, Pauleffe Holfzen, Helen Wunderlicll, Barb Naries, Rubin, Sh-cron Karen Carol Asf, ROW 1: Carol Vogel, Judy Krupski, Carol Toenies, Karen Judy Wehmeyer, Judy Boernke, Joan Knippenberg, Lois Sch- Winter, Gisela Barthel. ROW 2: Mariorie Nordbrock, Cindy midf, Doris Meyr, Jeanette Huelskoetfer, Marilyn Schneider Chambers, Carole Arndi, Doris Erler, Rosalie Blubaum, Joyce Jane Masek. NOT PICTURED: Joan Pfaff. Luepke, Suellen Ruehs, Linda Schultz. ROW 3: Susan Knusf, 60 yn is l' N 'Jil DAY STUDENTS Chris Roeder. NOT PICTURED: Carl Kohlfeldt, Bruce Linsen- mann, Clif? Mitchell, Mike Reimann, Judith Berrefh, Linda Hanf, Brenda Hake, Cathy Sfrasen, Carol Srrowig, Ken Oerlcfilz, Dick Calhoun, Dave Werdin, Carlton Payne, Ken Ellwein, Delmar Werner, Elmer Wuensche. ROW T: Nancy Recknagel, Loreffa Krumwiede, Amelia Modal, Nancy Weerrs, Sue Kiehl, Evelyn Schulenburg, Marie Duewer. ROW 2: Carolyn Neumann, Norma Krueger, Judy Zahn, Sue Sakala, Joyce Brinfon, Linda Berg, Clara Haag, Joyce Kopsell. ROW 3: Ted Lams, Dave Lorenz, Ruben Diefrich, Charles Brod, Don Hahn, Marvin Shiever, 61 ,'y A ROW 1: Don Scheck. ROW 2a Ruth Brouer, Eunice Ger- ken, Marti Streuferf, ROW 3: Bobs Goerke, Donna Stein- monn, Lynda Merklinger, Susie Niemeyer, Pot Ruiz, Koren Ruflcowsky, Carol Kionkca, Marilyn Gomm, Kathy Von- Normon, Jerry Nicolous. NOT PICTURED: John Meyer, Denny Rddfice, Gary Snyder, Dibk Sengele, Jim Born. OFF-CAMPUS ROW 'ls Arnold Piering, Bob Kirsch, Randy Bonwcxri, Bob Snurko, Rick Lufze, Bob Gibson, Jerry Hopp, ViDove Wyant, Peter Strodl, Ev Willoson. ROW 2: Clyde Bunte, Steve Sprunger, Bob Rupprechf, Glenn Lohrmcmnl, Terry Rudolph, Harold Bocon, Tim Loofsch, Gory Berlinski, Don Krueckeberg, Fred Behnke, Mel Willa. ROW 3: Roy Cordes, Ron Wismclr, Dove Meyer, George Lemke, Carl Schoenbeck, Arlin Arbeifer, Carl Eismon, Mike Meyer. NOT PICTURED: Bruce Krogenbrink, Bill Brockley, Bryon O'Connor, Bob Schowier. f y 62 , ., ,Q D - - ,' . Helmer, Rena Donnell, Joyce Haenftling, Norlene Mueller, Ann Hoglund, Ruth Bracher, Ea I X ROW 'l: John Weber, Al Behnke, Tom Weiss, Dick Beneclum. ROW 2: Chris Davis, Sandy fio? 6 nr ' ,wi , BBS. - W4 f, X, f, .s S 1? ,Q . 'f 'Ps 'X 35 Ks ,. , A -Ji if ' Mclriorie Toepper. ROW 3: Louise Bender, Lois Miller, Ardythe Riethmeier, Sharryn Hutfilz, A 'V Bonnie Godfrey, Carolyn Hassebrock, Jean Kottlowski. NOT PICTURED: Larry Brose. , ,M , ,V , . , 35 5.3 A fila' N' 'aw - f YF-J5,f N 3'?'f:.': . s. ' 2, r civil ri ' 62,45 'y ,fa f 'Q-as :AY Q ..X1.Ll,' ROW 1: Sharon Stevens, Ann Sadlon, Sherrill Moeckel, Diane Strefling, Ardith Albrecht, Gloria Welke. ROW 3: Doreen Gerbitz, Judy Wangerin, Genia Miller, Mavis Becker. Annette Kontak, Karen Reddeman, Judy Kirsch, Joyce Pifer. ROW 2: Ann Fedcler, Leslie Elrod, Janet Krauskopf, Karen NOT PICTURED: Dolly Loos, Pat Prahl, Sherrie Reinke, Elise Thorsen, Barb Abrams, Phyllis Pfund, Helen Zurstadt, Ruth Rehberger. Eberhard, Carol Rodrian, Lois Reineck, Georgia Kc-eber, 63 1 ,-f .f ,ffz ,f fm 'ff Kei:-f 2 f ?-rfsifif Lyy?jZZZZ e7?ffZZ?ZZ ,U .??ZZ? ,L ' 'fy J ,Q 4 fy , an a s. 3 YY ROW 1: Marilynn Mueller, Mary Giese, Teresa Moser, Jan Hinrichs, Margaret Budde, Sally Kay, Lois Krucken Bonnie Wohlheuler, Barb Laucus, Ruth Mampe, Belly berg, Judy Wischmeyer, Barb Schram, Diane Timm Saba, Mary MCNS-mar. ROW 2: Jean ROdGmmeI', Pam NOT PICTURED: Kathy Firehammer, Linda Meinzen Ruth, Sandra Rummel, Mary Ann Toekell, Carol Rolh, Sharon Pgellof, l, ROW 1: Marie Eisemann, Karen Bohleber, Francis, Ellen Dundek, Shirley Pflug, Sandra Loose, ROW 3: lene Kasch, Marie Lux, Kris Siperek, Rosemary Sufmaier, Dahmer, Mary Beyer, Diane Duerk. 'i 64 OFF-CAMPUS 5' ROW 1: Jackie Appeli, Sharon Nobis, Joyce Pinske, Ruth Peterson, .lan Schuth, Marg Weimer, Norma Ploetz, Carolyn Zuehlsdorf. ROW 2: Sandy Wilson, Lois Ream, Carolyn Ernst, Elaine Heuer, Mary Ellen Baumann, Ruth Ann Wright, Dottie Schmoock, Karen Grune- wald, Judy Chittock, Karen Seggebruch, Erno Genz, Judy Koponya, Dottie Fuchs. Nor PiC'l'URED: Nancy Everson, Linda Gentry, Sally Kay, Rulh Rode. ROW 1: Dave Ewald, Jerry Zimmermann, Jim Myczek, Al Buerger, Gordie Block, Keith Kamman, Ed Graefe, Bob Krue- ger. ROW 2: Otto Thieme, Dave Saeger, Bill Nehls, Mike Rogers, Ron Lockner, Jim Handrich, Dick Hakala, Mike Mc- 65 Ghee, Glenn Moenning, Eugene Wachholz, Dole Vorwerlc. ROW 3: Larry Kohn, Ken Pilot, Bob Klausmeier, Willard Bel- lin, Bruce Janetzke, Don Buuck, Leo Deitemeyer. NOT PIC- TURED: Jim Crawford, Bob Miles, Don Mueller, Tim' Krenzke. TOP TO BOTTOM. ROW 1: James Dem- ielsen, Paul Kramer, Art Klausmeier, Howard Bunge. ROW 2: Ernest Tiemann, Fred Graff, Roger Schmohe, John Got- fscholk, Russell Kull- W.. r A gy BROHM mon. NOT PIC- TURED: Anthony Gufkowski, Ron Rempfer, Roger Stohl- ITlC1I'1. mmqg ROW 1 Norm Hfelimers Ball Anchor, Ron Nicholas, Scott Sanderson. ROW 2: Jerry Robert Morten Rvchord Grommet George Frank, Art Halbordier, Dave Rorh, Don h k D H le , Chuck Pefermon, Al Keup, Glenn Rullmcznn, Dove Luke, Dove Schroder John Howllc ec oug ens y Glenn Hoffschneuder Fred Hammer Henry Lai. P I 5 A-I I m . 'if- ills SEATED: Janet Luehrino, Carol Michaelsen. STANDING: Sandy Watt, fi W- ,--f f' t ,, MI MarilYr1 Misfeldf, JuCly Schramm, Pat Schrader, Jean Niemann, Marsha Rolhe, Carol Mandeville, Ima Friische, Lorraine Off. muff KOH ROW 'lz Wolf Scheffl, Chuck Fischer, Burneal Fick, Al Lewis. ROW 2: Jim Lillie, Eugene Merkle, Elmer Baacke, Roger Walker, Fred Sengele, Mike Schulfz, Alan Grau- mann, Don Fenske, Don Last, Art Plath, Michael Weiss, Jim Esmeier, Jeff Daley. NOT PICTURED: Don Sellke, Bill Schmidt, Earl'Genzel, John Doyel, Richard Sfamm, Norm Hanan. X.. ., . s ,llil W -Sf fs 'J' gg? , :, 35? xii 41 l 1 ROW 1: Normandie Krudop, Diane Lohmeyer. ROW 2: Linda Becher, Elaine Daufen- hahn, Cyndi Schriefer, Monica Dietrich, Paula Riefschel, Marilyn Frey, Marlene Bez. ROW 3: Sharon Pieper, Roberta Bishop, Rosie Prestif Lois Unger, Anna Mueller, Karen 1 Baumgart. NOT PICTURED: Joann Riley, Janis Sieve-rf. 67 I l ROW 1: Sharon Dobriclc, Edna Senne, Sharon Stall- man. ROW 2: Judy Wien,, N Mary Lou Zabel, Esther Lutz. ROW 3: Donna Seib, Sandy George, Karen Schlemmer, Diane Renner, Louise Holtmann, Cathy Zimmerman, Trena Roe- del, Janet Rold, Dorothy Day. NOT PICTURED: Di- anne Buck, Karen Martin. KOHN HALL RO'W,'l: 'Lorna Ruetli, Jan Schott, Shirley Hantak, Sharon Hantak, Joan Toenies, Betty Ohlen- dorf. ROW 2: Joanne Fischle, Gloria Macaluso, Sue Unland, Karen Ott, Kathy Kuring, LaNell Kappler, RRG Wood, ROW 3: Carole Monie, Lori Messmann, Marilyn Tedrahn. ROW 4: Arclell Runge, Edie Sauter. ROW 5: Penny Moehring, Jeanne Rusch, Adeline Wedell. NOT PICTURED: Sandy Jarling, Liz Zehnder. I f f f Z! I ' 3115? ' 1, my 4: 4, , X... ,. V- - .M 4,f1,ZMeQ f , if ' 1 ft W. X' n X ' X. fyf' w -V V . 1 'f f 11.1,-an-w..,,'ff:faaavf'gf:'Z.,:9 ,rw f- MI , ' ff ,Q A V. I z+: 4.w,Z,SK I .7 My M, fi ,. 7' f f My . H I I ., ,ff ' -' ' -uf I , H fe wiv, ,If ' -,W , M- .ff 1 ' fe -, Mao-VL 1- :NI f. , , ,f .,f . ,..f..,. . A X M4mfm..:2fZMMwf1 Amt' M1 15. .. JY 1 Li l e ,W 1 ROW I: Dan Sockreiter, Don Halter, Dick Miller, Al Strauss, Bob Friebus, Harvey Kernstock. ROW 2: Jim Kracht, Dave Mahler, AI Brinton, Charles Ophardt, Dave Jording. ROW 3: Wally Krone, Larry Hoffschneider, Ken Bfackmarm, Ed Rehmer, Bob Rinkel, Dave Burgeft. NOT PICTURED: Don Boyer, Nick Hutlock. Kmuss HALL ROW 1: Ralph Lenz, Don Chaplin, Fred Meyer, Ken Sfomm, Ron Lehman, Dick Wegehaupf. ROW 2: Dave Smith, John Drawer, Allen Geil, John Sirege, Jim Ed- wa rds, Harry Akre, Helmut Kuschmann, Larry Sloppenhagen, Dave Bergani, Ken Gerbers, Bob Feder- witz, Bob Rogalski. ROW 'lc Dave Seim, Al Poegel, Brian Young. ROW 2: Marty Luiz, D a v e Gruenhagen, Vern Klolz, Larry Wildt. ROW 3: Jim Dewar, Dale Breiernilz, Richard Kremer, Jerry Kulcer, ROW 4: Tom Phillips, Hank Drevlow, Ken Schilf. ROW 5: Dave Seiflerlein, Al Stoll, Jim Krikau, Wally Huebner. ROW 'l: Hank Nieman, Richard Claus. ROW 2: Dave Mielke, Bob Collin, Tom Giordano, Gerhard? Nefzer. ROW 3: Dennis Vierk, Roger Selking, Dick Mueller, Ronald Hedke, Jim Hitzeman, Jim Schmidt, Bob Gugel, Denny Schaar. ROW 4: Chuck Galoler, Bill Reimer. ROW 5: Gene Roehrig NOT PICTURED: Siu Kern, Dick Rosenberg, Carl Gehrs. KRAUS9 HALL 1: jJli'm'lBeil'ke, Bill Kooi, Les Oldenberg, Jim Reigles, Bill Ash, John Roth. ROW 2: Gene Ewald, Jim Glahder, Marfy , Zehnder, Dave Hardy, Ted Frank, Dick Whiteside, Al Merriheld, Roy Schroeder, Don Reinkensm'eyerl-BROW, 3: Chris Rau, Phil Gersmehl, Dave Goldenbogen, Len Sfadler, Tom Hintz, Walter Nass. ,ROW24:,Roger'l,Sachfleben, Rich Johnson, Henry Wischmeier, Dave Siefker. NOT PICTURED: Tray sehrelsimimweylfnpwqeiigiired Bartell. 70 KIT X C' Y , L- L .. SQ., ' 23 Q 4'f xf53 :2 .f LIN DE MANN HALL SEATED: Ko ren Glade, Lois Boyer. Bonnie Borhorf Groichen, Kofhy , Co role Roo b, 1 1 1 . I 1 . Zlckler ROW 1: Jan Schrimper, Linda Manteufifel, Rosie Hlnck, Diane Schult, Charlotte Grassel. RO'W 2:, Non Fregien, Ruth Gensch, Ginny Herodes, Eileen Ellerbruch, Kay Monroe, Dawn Irvin, Judy Toennes, Par Strom, Elaine Geldner. ROW 1: Carol Bobb, Elaine Wesche, Sally Norrgran. Lori Giese, Sharon Brands, Linda Harfl, Ginny Albers, ROW 2: Karen Pundf. Judy Busurow, Corel Goede, Kathy Walle, Irma Scheiberf, Marge Brown, Mary Chris- Doroihy Raschke, Paf Large, Kathy Bahr, Ruth Gruefzner, Tian, Eileen Brammeier, Judy Beyer. 72 l l l i r l . 1 1 , l LINDEMANN HALL ' W ROW I: Gay Jungkuntz, Eleanor Stumpf, Sara Speckhard, Janeene Witto, Carol Fredericks Marianne Ellwein. ROW 2: Norma Goetsch, Michele Boldon, Joy Rachow, Alice Wilson, Judi Hein, Barb Kruse, Eleanor Ball, Carolyn Gnewuch, E Rosie Doenges, Judy Warneke, Sandy Jensen, Carol Pomeroy. NOT PICTURED: Helen Widmon, Evelyn Fettes. Jane Place, Linda Board- man, Sandy Krus, Melodie Brieschke, Luane Chorba. ROW 3: Janet Klusmann, Diane Christian, Jean Kamischek, Janice Bahlman, Esther Tetz, Lynn Beening, Michelle Schutt, Charleen Rosenthal, Candy Smith, Dorothy Lemke. 1 ORGANIZATIONS 5 - 1 'Jr ,I ww! ,nu 'M 'f -'nr ' ' ' 1 ! 'Sf 'w,N. N if wx , I X ' wt- 4 ' ' nh, 1.5 f . f , Wx? If fjflzgy Sam, J . cy - Sf !k.L .- Wal -. - A , ,,', nw Wsfwgw' 4 ' V , , f I n v K N ek - .X ru I' X , , i x N e R sg,, .. 55 ws 'Q .v X '-v.. l ROW 1 Dick e SENATE The Student Senate has iurisdiction over all branches of student leadership and student activity organizations including student enterprises, and serves as the medium ot exchange of ideas and opinions between students, faculty, and administra- tion. The Senate consists of twelve representatives elected from the individual living areas, the of- ficers ot the Student Association, and the Chairman of lvlen's and Women's Councils. Senate Executive Board. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Roemke, vice dent coordinator, Al Hermann, Men's Council chairman, Chris president, Gene Lietz, secretary, Dove Ebeling, treasurer, Reimer, President. Roberta Hawkins, Women's Council chairman, Bill Strahle, stu- 76 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD Evaluation of events to see it they are meeting the needs of the students is one of the primary functions of S.A.B. The Board, consisting ot the chairmen ot various cam- pus organizations and the Student Coordina- tor, also sets up the calendar ot events for the following year and recommends action and appointments to Student Senate. out an important SEATED: Carolyn Hardt, Chuck Dietz, Jim Lillie, Dave Ebel- ing, Carol Fredericks, Art Plath, Donna Heinkel, Leanne Rossnagel, Bill Strahle, chairman, Ruth Beltz, Lois Horn, Gisa Voigt, Dennis Grabowski, Roy Austensen, Judy Busa- row. STANDING: Bob Blazek, Dave Janiska, Roger 77 RossnageI, S.A,B. vice-chairman. X f f W ff f f w ,fx f My M W! f yftf wg? ff f f ffigyyf he 4' . I WWA f f 1 -ff A 1:3 2 : 4- x . I 2 jrf . 1 X . . .Fi . M is , S ,g My ' -X 1 .- ,f,- c , --,gif ,F if I 5 0- Ziff 5 so ' ,iff ' 4 A ,MMV fi Schmohe Jack Kinworthy Art Halbardier John Roth Art 1 Klausmeier, Quentin Gauerke. NOT PICTURED: Paul Wargo, Joyce Heitger, Rich Wismar, Carl Anton, Prof. George Nielsen, Advisor, Earl Genzel. YOUTH LEADERSHIP TRAINING GROUP LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Joanne Werling, Ellie TURED: Professor Stephen Misfelclt, Karen Harris. ... V C if I , ,C , W' at YLTG, formed to encourage Concordians to be active in youth and Walther League work, sponsored many new activities this year under the direction of advisor Stephen Schmidt. ln- novations included a youth inventory pro- gram and a joint retreat with Vaipo students who are preparing for vvofki, in, the youth guidance field. The groups. in the campus such youth work qs Pastor Eimer N. Witt oi lrrtergiaigiaridl League and Coach Reiner if, ' W ,Q ,Q , if Q, fy ' . ' ' . ' f ' , 7. ' ' :QQ -f 7 , 5 X ,, ,,-7 f,kL X , , f , ,ry , Wy , AMBASQADORQ FOR CHRIST ROW I: David Rittmann, Professor Paul Grotelueschen, Advisor, Mary Lou Zabel, Paul Wargo, Chairman, Jean Rodammer, Karen Kochendorter, Dorothea Fuchs. ROW 2: Jim Edwards, 4 Shirley Hantak, Kathy Kuring, Sandy Jensen, Helen Zurstadt, Norma Ploetz, Judy Wangerin, Beverly Fletke, Barb Schmidt, Barb Davis, Ken Pilot. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Wiese. Concordia's newest organization, formed only last year, derives its name from the Bible: We are ambassadors tor Christ, God making his appeal through us. l Cor. 5:20. Through their program Ambassadors for Christ encourages Con- cordians to witness for their Lord and Savior by helping to recruit full time workers for the church in their home areas. WOMEN'Q COUNCIL Q - .w,,,4r .. -is ' ROW 1: Bobbie Hawkins, Chairman, Suzanne Bender, Cindy Schriefer, LaNell Kappler, Judy Hein, Evelyn r Fettes, lrma Vogel, Lois Horn, Joan Carlson. ROW 2: Dee Rodenbeck, Mary Babb, Ruth Wright, Kay Monroe, Elaine Wesche, Jan Hasz, Judy Wehmeyer, Karen Grunewald, Judy Kirsch, Joanne Werling. ROW 3: Judy Busarow, Jeanine Burke, .lane Luelcens, Shirley Leininger, Ruth Be-liz, Sandy Ono, Marilyn Misfeldv, Mary Lou Zabel, Miss Heyne, Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Carol Fredericks, Marilyn Rodenbeck. MEN'S COUNCIL Composed of representatives trom all classes, lv'len's and Women's Councils strive to advise fellow students in their spiritual, so- cial, and academic lite. The Councils formu- late the standards by which dorm life is governed and their program is carried out in the various dorms by floor counselors as Well as religious, social, and athletic leaders on each floor. In addition the Councils promote fellowship by sponsoring the annual Christ- mas Sing, class smokers, class socials, and parties. ROW 'I: Bob Rogalski, Dick Wegehaupi, John Roth, Tom Buck, Al Schuldt, Ari Klausmeier, Dave Meyer. ROW 2: Dave Schrader, Bruce Kosmotka, Jim Schmii, Larry Hartwig, Hank Drevlow, Carl Gehrs, Roger Schmohe, Don Wischmeyer. ROW 3: Al Hermann, Chairman, Chris Rau, Art Plath, Al Behnke. NOT PICTURED: Ron Porter, Stan Brassie. 79 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Eilenfelclt, Professor Daniel Pcmellot Lux, rafh, Phil Gersmehl, Ken Butherus RELIGIDUQ To strengthen the Concordia family in the bond of fellowship Through Christ, the Religious Activi- ties Committee plans activities which relate to our lives as Christian wit- nesses and coordinates the various religious subcommittees and divi- CONF sions. lson, Rich Wismar, Chairman, Dave Kuhlman, Paul Voll- , Wk W-WCW ,X ,, SEATED: Marilee Menter, Marie Lux, Chairman, Darlene Kasch, Dorene Norden, Bonnie Wohlhueter, Jan Ottenbacher, STANDING: Leo Deitemeyer, Ken Pilot, Dorothy Redeker. NOT PICTURED: Professor Kenneth Schueler, Advisor. A voluntary organizaton the student body, Send Forth Laborers places emphasis on the mission field. its purpose is to give Concordians an opportunity to ma- terially help in some mission protect. It also tries to promote a mission prayer life among the students. The function of the Division of Field Work is to serve the local LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Gerken, Kay Monroe, Paul Vollrath, Teresa Moser, Leo Deitemeyer, Chairman, Ruth Brauer, Barbara Martin. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Leininger, Nola Goeres Diane Renner, Prof. Kenneth Schueler, Advisor. 80 ACTIVITIES The Division of Education and Information endeavors to create a more vital interest on the port of the students in tor- eign and home mission helds, and in synodical aftairs. RDG this year presented many different topics for evaluation and discussion by interested stu- dents. Presentations by faculty members included Revivalism, J.B. - Christian Tragedy, and a character study ot David. Out- side lecturers were also heard, including Father Ashley ot Do- minican House who spoke on the Ecumenical Council and Rabbi Babin who spoke on'Old Testa- ment- Concepts of the Messiah. f - wiv, ' STANDING: Ken Butherus, Chairmen. SEATED: Louise Bender, Linda Pless, Ruth Meyer, Ann Aschbrenner, Connie Graichen, Bev Tischer, Elaine Sipe, Joanne Fischle. NOT PICTURED: Prof. D. Poellot, Advisor, Eunice Gerken. Mike Eilenfeldt, Chairmen. ROW I: Irma Scheibert, Joon Nicolaus, Chair' Brauer, Jeanine Burke, Ruth Ruhter. ROW 2: Norm Hellmers, Ron n, Doreen Gerbitz, Professor Charles Froelich, Advisor. NOT PIC- John Rindfleisch, Judy Graichen. The Division ot Worship is concerned with providing a variety of opportunities to wor- ship both on campus and in the neighboring congregations. Subcommittees plan special all- school services, organize Sun- day evening and intlrrnary de- votions, and provide ushers for daily chapel services. LEFT TO RIGHT: Alon Koch, Leland Drumm, Maryann Homeier, Bonito Wohlhueter, Paul Vollrcith, Chuirrnon, Roger Gottschcilk. NOT PICTURED: Professor Poul Mundinger, Advisor. 81 X . T 'T 4 lilx ' qv' , T ' ' ffl! 8 l ,si LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Hemke, Carl Anfon, president, Fred Vorh. NOT PICTURED: Professor Wcxldemor Affeldr and Professor Al bert Maurer, Advisors, Sharon Green, Bruce Berndt, Larryl Ells- worth, Lois Horn. SUPPLY TEACHERS ACTIVITIES GROUP The Supply Teachers Acfivifies Group allows The refurning supply Teachers To discuss Topics wiTh The sTudenT body group Thaf relafe To pracTical educafional ideas and general school problems. The refurning Teachers aTTempT To show The sTudenTs some of The areas where sTudy and consideraTion are especially needed, and add helpful hinfs which They found use- ful in The classroom. il T f ,L ,A V Q3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Heifger, Chairman, Pearl Bruss, Moehring, Lynda Merklinger, Arlyn Berry, Mary Concordia's French Club, Cercle Francais, ofTers sTudenTs an opporTuniTy To grow in Their knowledge of The French language and culTure. Under The leadership of advisor Paul T. Kreiss, The Club organized a weekly French Table in The cafe- Teria and sponsored lecTures and films abouT France and iTs cusToms. 82 l l T T l T l l li T l T T l l l l l l T ,l l T SPEECH CLUB ..-A STANDING: Quentin Gauerke, Chairman. ROW 1: Tom Zahn, Don Stuckwisch, Sandy Heimer. ROW 2: Carol Gaede, Diane Christian, Carol Vogel. NOT PICTURED: Professor David Stein, Advisor. Among The interesis promoted by Speech Club are: Round Table dis- cussions, debaie, Interpretative reading, declamation, and radio and Television work. Each meeting is an attempt at a new learning experi- ence in The fieldof language and speech. Giving students self-confidence in expressing Themselves in The German language and acquainting Them with current Trends and developments in The Teaching of German is The purpose of Deutscher Verein or The German Club. The year's activities included German films and plays, Christmas caroling A in German To shut-ins of area churches, and a German con- versation Table in The cafeteria. 1.-.1 X' it .fav-W H SEATED: Carol Klemp, Dick Kremer, Darlene Kasch, Carol STANDING! l-6lGl'TCl Uf'Um'm, Mrs- Ef-lifh MOTVESOVL AdVi50f, Raedeke, Eunice Guebert, Garnet Arlf, Gordon Zakrison. Gisa Voigt, president,Linda Hanf, Sharon Schlemmer. 83 'L ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council vvorks to- gether with the Athletic Department in planning the school's program ot intramural sports. The Council con- sists ot members ot all classes vvho are selected by the chairman and the two taculty advisors. This year, in addition to the regular program ot intramural sports, the Athletic Council also sponsored a snovv day, roller skating parties, and co-rec- reational nights consisting ot a vvide variety ot sports activities. LEFT TO RlGHT: Betty Ebke, Donna Heinkel, Marsha Sandin, Marjorie Brown, Bob 4, Rupprecht, Linda Bacher, Bev Arnett, Kurt Gremei, Art Klausrneier, Bob Snurka, Meissler, Carol Michaelson, Terry Hynous, Mr. John Haubenstricker, Karen Frttsche, Thurn, Karen Dahmer, Lots Wctrnke. NOT PlCTUlZEDe Sue,Witt, Bob Kassel, ,Carl Rick Lutze, Joe Bottle, Bob Herz, Ellen Hagerman. - y Vs i . tgt- f , L ' , .,-, . . , J . . , J syti Striving to further an active interest in team and indnvtdual sports and to fbrs V , , . , , 'irf QQ toster school spirit and sportsmanship, Womerfs Ath1eticiAssociation sponsors J .,,, ...-' 7 extramurals such as hockey, basketball, and volleyball, and special sport lll' A A days tor high school women ot the Chicago area. SEATED: Diane Timm, Luane Chor- ba, Eunice Guebert, Rozanne Starke, :zum thum. STANDING: JoAnn Hoppe, Nancy Bierlein, Carolyn l Rapp, Janet Blase, Karen Dahmer, . l Melba Hueftmeier, Mrs. Frances Koenig, Advisor, Miss Judy Meissler, i Donna Heinkel, President, Marti Streufert, Donna Steinmann, Nor- lene Mueller, Eunice Tuschy, Judy Graichen, Lee Storm, Bev Arnett. NOT PICTURED1 Ann Eggerding. I 84 1 Q Y CLUB ROW 'l: Dave Tetting, Jerry Heimlich, Tom Buck, Jim Zehnder, Dave Meyer, Dick Wegehaupt, Bob Rogalski, Bill Menz. ROW 2: Roger Schmohe, Jim Vance, Chris Rau, Dave Roth, Don Selke, Carl Schoenbeck, Chris Reimer, Carl Schiefer, Dan Roth. NOT PICTURED: Prof. Donald Spitz, Advisor, Stan Brassie, Gary Berlin- ski, Rich Rausch, Bob Gruetzmacher, Ed Heinz, Dick Witte, Paul Heitmann, Bill Kammrath, Mike Bird, Dennis Radtke. Noted particularly tor its initiation ceremonies for new members in the tall, Alpha Sigma Phi or C Club is open to any male student who has earned a varsity letter in intercollegiate competi- tion. Qualifications tor the letter are determined by the individual coaches of each sport. The club operates a refresh- ment booth at home basketball games and yearly awards o STOO scholarship for athletic proficiency. The C men also act as hosts tor a grade school field day in the Spring. ROW 1: Doug Palechek, Paul Howe, Bob Blazek. ROW 2: Bob Krueger, Myron Schumacher, John Felton, Carl Gehrs, Hank Drevlomh ROW 3: Llim Schmit, President, Willard Bellin, Arnold Piering, Mel Zehnder. ROW 4: Larry Hartwig, Gordie Block, Ev Willason, Tom Weiss, Al Behnke. NOT PICTURED: Tom Sandfort, Larry Krattt, Don Peterson, Jim Palmer, Al Schuldt, Elwyn Ewald, Al Hermann, Dick Calhoun, Al Maleske, Bill Plath, Jim Myczek, Larry Brose, Bill Reimer, Norm Hellmers, Jett Daley. 85 Y . l. 1: ,1 r i t Ili .t flf It .. ,. il , I i- C.U. Board. SEATED: Carolyn Hardt, Chair- man, Rita Schaus. STANDING: Elaine Wesche, Mr. John Jungemann, Advisor, Marilyn Roclenloeck, Kay Yagow. This year's College Union Committee in its newly redecorated surroundings, has pro- vided the student body with a tull and varied program ot social and educational events by sponsoring Cottee and Record Hours, Fireside Chats with professors, Sunday morning Coffee Times, after-game recep- tions, and such well-attended socials as the Beatnik and Roaring 20's parties. New items on CU's agenda this year included a Parent Weekend Reception, Forums, Last Lecture series, and a ticket agency to help students secure reservations tor cultural presentations in the Loop. COLLEGE UNION ROW T: Tray Schrieber, Rosie Hinck, Mick Riese, Mary Adam, Otto Thieme. ROW 2: Shari Kuerschner, Judy Schroeder, Mr. John Jungemann, Advisor, Bert Bultmann, Karen Harris. ROW 3: Len Stadler, Karen Otto, Jim Handrich, Syl Schuette, Jett Daley. Mary Ellen Baumann, Tim Krenzke, Ron Lehman. NOT PICTURED: Jim Crawford, Marilyn Stein, Ann Sadlon, Vern Klotz. CONCORDIA PLAYERS Expanding its program this year, Concordia Players presented three plays: J. B., The Glass Menagerie, and The Man Who Came To Dinner,f' and also introduced several new items to the campus, including ,chirlfdigerrsr and marionette theatre. The Players provided valuable lexperierice students in some field of the dramatic arts and enabled them. ',,.t ence for future use in the teaching profession. 'J . 7 . .,,t f , meier, Karen Klama, Karen mann, Advisor, Sandy Wilson, ker. NOT PICTURED: Everett Waugh. l 86 Mike Meyer, Earl Genzel, president, Kathy Kniet, Jim Es- Winter, Prof. William Leh- Eunice Schartow, Roger Wal- SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE By planning such social highlights of the year as Reverse Weekend and Spring Banquet, SAC en- courages a more active so- cial' life among Con- cordians. Also organized and coordinated by mem- bers of this committee are such events as the Activi- ties Carnival and the Transfer Show during orientation week, the an- nual All-School Sing, and the Pancake Breakfast. 1 SEATED: Don Halter, Viv Koym, Joan Brueggemann, Bob Klausmeier, Ken Gundlach.STANDING: Jim Krikau, George Frank, Carl Eismann, Maggie Knight, Jeri Templin, Diane Logan, Gay Vogel, Dove Janisko, Chairman. NOT PICTURED: Prof. Henry Letterman, Advisor, Rich Rausch, Marilyn Mueller. CULTURAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE By sponsoring such presentations as the Turnau Opera Players Cosi Fan Tutte, the folk singing of Karen Duke, and famous art and sculpture exhibits, the Cultural Activities further their interests in all the fine GHS- not only attempts to acquaint stun provides information con- 87 ROW 'lz Diane Chris tion, Jeanne Freudenberger, Sharon Soderling, Dick Benedurn, Art Hcilbardier, Kay Von Cleve, Gisa Voigt, Dennis Gro- bowski, Chairman, Lu Ann Leeney, Alan Feddersen. ROW 2: Arlyn Berry, Prof. Walter Martin, Advi- sor, Bill Ludtke, Jim Handrich, Carol Raedeke, Peggy Rauser, Alice Wilson, Robert Busse, Advi- sor. NOT PlCTURED: Al Maier, Ann Hog- lund. SCIENCE RESEARCH ORGANIZATION SEATED: DiAnn Dctnzer, Chuck Dietz president Carol Pro Carl Bollwinkel Advisor Dale Brutlag on Rodke. STANDING: Dottie Steidl Donna Steinmann Schulteis Jerry Bohlmann Arlyn Berry Through programs in the areas ot science and science education SRO seeks to better prepare students in becoming eftective teachers of science Through their activities they also aid Chicago area Lutheran schools by conducting an annual science fair tram which grade school, high school and college students alike may benefit 9.A. Pu I TURED Cathy Strasen Prof Martin Neeb Advisor COMMITTEE A division of the Student Associa- tion, S.A. Publicity aims to assist vari- ous organizations in publicizing events and activities which they sponsor. The committee works closely with the ot- tice ot Field Services in designing bulletin boards, printing posters tor off-campus advertising, and submitting write-ups ot campus events tor publi- cation in local newspapers. It also conducts weekly evaluations ot or- ganization bulletin boards and spon- sors a Bulletin Board Workshop. INTERNATIONAL 16 3...- .if AL Prof. Andrew Prinz, Ad- visor, Kay Monroe, John Stamm, Karen Borchardt, Roy Austensen, Chairman, Diane Nystrom, Dave Schoop. NOT PlCTURED: Doug Zapotocny. HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB .Wk :I , 4- aww wif ' ' sfift ' -r , N-es, , Me.. fN3'V?f5' fr ' ' , X u 7 1--Q L - 53 - my C-L, if f f X -W RELATIONS CLUB International Relations Club endeavors to promote an un- derstanding ot America's place in the tamily of na- tions and an acquaintance with new developments ot the day in the Held ot interna- tional relations. Topics dis- cussed this year included ott- year elections and two lec- tures on the Cuban crisis, one by Dr. Arturo Olivera, a Cu- ban exile, and the other by Dr. Jack M. Schick, a research associate at the University of Chicago and former state de- partment employee. By touring such religious centers as the Bahai Temple, Greek Ortho- dox Church, and Buddhist Temple, and by having speakers once a month, HRC promotes an understanding ot group and interpersonal relations which students will encounter in church work and the teach- ing profession and acquaints students with new developments ot the day in these fields. Marie Klums, Mary Wiese, Ruth Beltz, Chairman, Sue Echtenkamp. NOT PICTURED: Prof. Victor Streufert, Advisor. Using classical, contemporary, and popular concert literature, Concordia's Band this year toured both indiana and Michigan tor four days. Selected by audi- tion, the titty-five members also gave three performances here at Concordia and formed the nucleus from which the Pep Band and a Brass Ensemble were chosen. I CENTER: Prof. Harold Rohlfing, Director. ROW 1: Marilyn Rodenbeck, Karen Buck, Lois Boyer, l Marilyn Teclrcihn, Helen Selberg, Bonita Wohlhueter, Al Poegei, Lenore Gronseth, Betty Place, Darlene Loos, Bob Collin. ROW 2: Pearl Bruss, Joyce Heitger, Mary Lampe, Carol Sprehe, Af Eunice Guebert, John Mensing, Phil Gersmehl, Joan Starnm, Richard Kremer, Eleanor Ball, Karen , Seggebruch, Judy Toennes, Bill Nehls, Marilyn Gamm, Marty Zehnder, Jerry Bohlmann, Roger X Selking. ROW 3: Shirley Reimers, Judy Warneke, Helen Wiclmann, Jan Raid, Karen Saumgart, f Dale Brutlag, Harold Bacon, Richard Johnson. ROW 4: Sharon Spurgat, Jim Handrich, Ken X J 1, Germann, Jim Kracht, Timothy Stewart, David Sherer, Dan Krueckeberg, Dave Wyant, John Roth, Michelle Schutt, Dave Werciin, Elvira Ruhlig. . V l TREBLE CHOIR l Chosen quarterly by audi- S W ft i J 6. tion, the Treble Choir exists flli ' M y l . - 3 primarily to contribute to the Cl' S f Ffa 1 A: T 0 b jf gl '5 , ' worship at daily chapel serv- W . 7 f ices. This contribution takes form in the singing of psalms, anthems, and hymns. The 4. Choir also participates in i special worship services held Y i during the year. J l l ROW 1: Louann Domke, Karen Kressman, Sharon Schlemmer, Lois Unger, Marilyn Hahn, Candace 3 l Schrimper, Judy Krupski, Lorraine Ott, Joan Toenies, Mariellen Lense, Erna Genz, Eleanor Stumpf. l Smith, Karen Schlemmer, Joanne Fischle, Betty Ohlendorf. ROW 2: Karen Cole, Pauline Kopper, Jan ROW 3: Jackie Appelt, Marilyn Schneider, Carol Henke, Penny Moehring, Kathy Kiiftner, Barbara Mar- , tin, Normandie Krudop, Arclith Riethmeyer, Miss Julia Hennig, Director. l 90 i l 13 A x sf K L. 'if 'gifts t 5 3:51, - 12959 1 ' - ' F w, Hx -Q .. Q. :ru-t 1-511 , -v,w15,:. A ' ivgijigsl :eas ing -ws: - psi ,fu ,qai 'P ff a CHORALE CHDIR The Chorale Choir, limited to on-campus appearances in chapel services ,and special services held for the student body, is newly organized each quar- t . lt re nts the er prese in it church choir on cam- pus, giving students an opportunity to use their voices in praising their Savior. l 5 .. . ROW 'In Nancy Siperek, Virginia Tilly, Louise Stermer, Garnet Arlt, Ardelle Wilken, Darlene Toepke, Joan Nel- son, Mary Paul, Shirley Walenter, Darlene Kasch, Sharon Spurgat, Sharon Schlemmer. ROW 21 Linda ,Pless, Nancy Ninstil, Sandra Roenz,4Marsha-Sandia, Su'eJSc31midt, Ellen Scheidt, Marilyn Misfeldt, Lois llkeafrztgf :Bobb, Lux, June Tomastick, Key 735-Cafl1y.V Strasers, Norlene Mueller, Carotyn rkapp, Norma 'Ploetz,sgg'Srwe4sNtfg4JE v,. , , r .N . , .4....i meyer, Darlene Loos, Ann Sadlon, Ruth Meyer, Lois Rei- rteck, Diann Dumdie, Irma Vogel, Sherrie Reinke, Elaine Dautenhahn. ROW 4: Al Stoll, Ev Waugh, Larry Kohn, Roger Gottschalk, Al Lewis, Bill Ash, Dave Gruenhagen, Dean Carl Halter, Director. ROW 5: Don Fenske, Phil Gersmehl, Tom Hintz, Arlin Arbeiter, Ed Graete, Dave Roth, Roth. DOMINOES ROW 1: Jim Krikau, Richard Kremer, Fred Meyer, Lois Boyer, Eleanor Ball, Joan Stamm, John Meyer, ROW 2: Carol Sprehe, John Roth, Director, Dave Werdin, Arnold Piering, Jett Daley, Harry Vaughn, Sharon Brunhoefer, Dan Krueckeberg. Dominoes is the campus swing band, playing jazz and popular music for campus ac- tivities and performing in a variety program in the spring. 91 COLLEGIANQ Concordia's male vocal group, the Collegians, actively participates in the musical life of the students and promotes the college and its work in off- campus appearances. To fulfill their motto We love to sing - We love to serve, the Collegians display their talent in all-school services, Sunday night vespers, and perform at Chicago area church affairs and banquets. ROW 1: Ron Hilmer, Norman Hellmers, Kurt Gremel, Walt Schefft, Dennis Streich, Bernie Fick. ROW 2: Alan Koch, Director, Ed Graefe, Tim Laatsch, Jim Krikau, Don Fenske, Jim Lillie, Ger- ald Kuker, Chuck Fischer. NOT PICTURED: Bob Gibson, Ted Bartell, Chuck Daenzer. SENIOR COLLEGE CHOIR Placing its main emphasis this year, as in the past, on enriching the on-campus wor- ship program, the Senior College Choir also achieved other accomplishments. Recordings rg were made for the Lutheran Hour in Germany and for an NBC radio Broadcast, f'The Voices of Christmas. The Choir also appeared in a concert at Bensenville, former campus church, and toured iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri in the spring. ,www H . T f 1 ,,.,, 5-J, i T rm 1 V A Q ,ilu .. ..,,, 4, Ai Y Q .xg ,e A X, J? - ,, . : L ' 'T s-gnc .Q A-.L s- se J ,J an My A QM Q ROW 1: Mr. Thomas Gieschen, Director, Karen Vilmo, LaNell Kappler, Carol Toenies, Ellen Hageman, Sandy Otto, Ruth Ruhter, Dorothy Rubin, Rhonda Theiss, Judy Graichen, Judy Busarow, Joe Strubbe, Doug Hensley, Jim Lillie, Darrel Pfannkuch, Jack Kin- Nlary Lampe, Nolci Goeres, Joan Sulken, Judy Hammerstedt, worthy, Frank Gabler, Al Koch, Roy Austensen, Dale Fisk, Lenore i Donna l-Ovekcmpf MUVY JO Cllnefcafol Wlllef l-OVGTTU Krumwiede, Gronseth, June Tomastick, Carol Ewen, Judy Trinklein. ROW 4: Ruth Reinking, Linda Levenhagen. ROW 2: Carol Radke, Jeanine Dave Luke, Ken Eggeman, John Huxhold, Jim Kremer, Fred Voth, Burke, Kay Kionka, Barb Schmidt, Barb Koehneke,Judy Wehmeyer, Art Halbardier, Fred Hoebel, Gerry Meyer, Chuck Daenzer, Dave i Bobbie Hawkins, Carolyn Hemsath, Judy Templin, Jeri Templin, Grumm, Andy Loesel, George Frank, Dave Freiberg, Ken l Donna Pomeroy, Judy Schroeder, Leanne Rossnagel, Lorraine Eldridge, Gisa Voigt, Gladys Venter, Marilyn Tishkau. ROW 3: Butherus, Ken Rout, Dave Ebeling. Presenting another enioyable phase ot musical lite on and oft campus are the female voices ot the Collegiettes. Making ap- pearances at area teas and banquets, and all school services, the sixteen members of this group sing both religious and popular vocal arrangements. SEATED: Karen Seggebruch ROW 1: Carol Rodke, Nancy Fregien, Linda I-lartl, Dorene Norden, Loretta Mess- man, Ruth Wright, Peggy Rauser, Carol Kionko, Kay Kionka, Director. ROW 2: Jeanne Leicken, Mary Paul, Sandra Niemi, Jean Gobrogge, Mary . Beltz, Carolyn Ernst. NOT PICTURED: Judy Graichen, Carol Toensing. Jumon COLLEGE CHOIR Culminating their year with a tour of Wisconsin, the seventy-member Junior Choir also performed sacred choral works in area churches and in daily chapel services. Under director Charles Ore, they presented their annual concert on campus, May l9. Q me -' 'rf ROW 1: Ruth Gruetzner, Delores Giese, Dorothea Fuchs, Alice Wil- son, Karla Wegner, Carol Mandeville, Carolyn Zuehlsdort, Mar- garet Weimer, Betty Ptlug, Carol Martin, Diane Lohmeyer, Joyce Zickler, Elaine Heuer, Ruth Wright, Carol Klemp, Monica Dietrich, Karen Grunewald, Mr. Ore, Director. ROW 2: Judy Wangerin, Judy Kaponya, Jean Kamischek, Carolyn Ernst, Ruth Gensch, Bar- bara Dau, Barbara Kluender, Marnie Siehr, Rosie Presti, Patty Strom, Ruth Peterson, Linda Boardman, Sandy Mahoney, Pam Ruth, Carol .kr Kionka, Dorothy Raschke, Sarah Schriefer. ROW 3: Wally Heub- ner, Bob Klausmeier, Tim Laatsch, Don Halter, Dave Jording, Dave Smith, Bob Gugel, Dale Breternitz, Bob Gibson, Dick Whiteside, Bob Rupprecht, Dick Hakala, Wally Schefft, Chuck Gabler, Dave Burgett, Ted Bartell. ROW 4: Dick Rosenberg, Jerry Kuker, Brian Young, Eugene Merkle, Chuck Fischer, Carlton Payne, Ted Frank, Dick Beneduim, Steve Sprunger, Dick Mueller, John Strege, Bob Friebus, William Ash, Dave Sietker, Roy Schroeder, Mike Meyer. 93 COLLEGE CHORUS Under The direcTion of Professor C. L. WaldschmidT, The College Chorus presenTed Two major works in The past year. l-landel's oraforio The Messiah highlighTed The Chrisfmas season, and Bach's Passion According To ST. IViaTThevv was given in The spring. The Chorus, largesT on campus, ollfered over 150 voices a chance To perform. f iv T MADRIGAL i i T QINGERS lnstifured in l959, The Mcdrigal Singers, as The name indicates, perform old English madrigals and other ff forms of lighT music for personal enjoyment Perform- ing OFF-campus aT church services, convenTions, and banqueTs, The six men and six women also serve The college by appearing in all-school services and oTher on-campus acTiviTies. COUNTER CLOCKWISE: Art Halbardier, Kay Kionka, Dave Freiberg, Judy Wehmeyer, Doug Hensley, RuTh Ruhter, Jerry Schaar, Ardifh Albrecht, Ken RouT, .lean- ine Burke, Joe Struloloe, Carol Radke, Dave Luke, di- recfor. 94 A JJ I 'S X I . ll' i 'ii S .J s ' ' 1 ,,.,. E, i ig vt Q 'W I 51 Tom Zahn, Student sanding a project. Stan Brassie, man laundry for pickup Cleaners as assistant Mel Zehn- der writes out a receipt. 'x N E NTERPRIQES lltx' ,ii i I , l Campus barbers Jerry Snyder, manager, Mike Schultz, Kurt Gremel, Hank Drevlow, Paul Howe, and Larry Hartwig keep Concordia's males ,fl umlle .4 I jg LM fr Sem , A nag . Y .V ,youlllilii tic' f ll. K r Y V-H7F7,,,,,s.-,,:7,f-:, ,L I . ,f A L f Supported by the Student Association as services to the student body, Student Enterprises include a Campus Barbershop, a Campus Dry Cleaning Service, o Work Shop which assists in making teaching aids, and Campus Corner which serves as the snack bar for Concordia students. ,, T,..,..f,,, Bill Strahle, assistant manager, prepares an order C for assistant Jim Zehnder and Campus Corner manager, Tom Buck. SPECTATOR Presenting to the students a cross- sectional view of campus activities and personalities and events in the sur- rounding area, the Spectator is the ot- ticial weekly newspaper ot the Student Association. Specy also serves as an outlet for student opinion and provides iournalistic experience tor ten per cent ot the student body. Specy editors working hard to meet their deadline. 1 f R if M fy f ff 1 ifweify 1 'Q K 5 SEATED: Mary Ann Herwig. FRONT ROW: Norma Ploetz, Zakrison, Rosie Doenges, Elaine Dautenhahn, .lim Lillie, Editor Norma Nelson, Kay Kionkci, Mr. Kenneth Heinitz, Advisor, in-Chief, Judy Templin. NOT PlCTURED: Tim Krenzke, Ed Joyce Heitger, Margie Toepper. ROW 2: Ron Lockner, Gordon Winklemann. THE PILLAR9 FRONT ROW: Barbara Taylor, Karen Elitt, Jeanne Leicken, Eleanor Ball, Ginny Albers, Sharon Salat, Sharon Stallman, Ruth Peterson, Lois Reineck. ROW 2: Nancy Ninstil, Sharon Reinke, Jerry Hopp, Lesley Ryden, Jean Rodammer, Carolyn Hassebrock, Mary Beth Christian, Karen Thorsen, Carol Mandeville, Ruth Eberhard, Susie Niemeyer. FRONT ROW: Otto Thieme, art editor, Barb Abrams, organizations editor, Judy Wangerin, underclass editor, Karen Reddeman, Layout edi- tor, Bob Blazek, Editor- in-chiet. ROW 2: Bob Rupp, sports editor, Lois Hoyer, staff typist, Elaine Dautenhahn, tac- ulty and administration editor, Sharryn Huttilz, school life editor, Sue Nuechterlein, seniors editor, Ernie Rakow, business manager. NOT PICTURED: Mike Meyer, Copy Editor. After months of preparation and meeting deadlines, the staff of Concordia's yearbook, The Pillars, strives to present the school year in pictorial form and to preserve the many memories and highlights of 1962-63 forrits readers. ' 97 --My ' ,. Mw- X f -y 9 f ,WC Q f ff ff 7 x lr , f M f 44 'Nr u - ,X wig ' iz 1 2 i f . , 'rbi 5.75, Y? A . -mm 'Z ,fnbf ' ' ' ,'P f the hands of CI young man put to shame all sophistry, like the flight of birds his skill soars and none ask whither, for the hands know the glory of His creating in his sport I Q ROW 1: Tom Buck, trainer, Hank. Dreylpw, Jim Schmit, Chris Reimer, Ed Heinz, Bob Rogalskigb.'f.6t'ryfFlartwig, Mel Zehnder, Bob Gruetzmiacher, Bill Menlfffwyfl ,Ewdl-d, Dick Witte, Bob Blazek, trainer. ROW 2: Tomfisanclfofbi Bill Kammrath, Ken Jones, Gary Berlinski, ,Bob Krueger, Jim, Zehnder, Dave Tetting, Jim Palmer, Chris Rau, Ev Wiiioson, .fofinf Weber, Tom Weiss. ,ff a ROW 3: Carl Thiess, Al Behnke, Jim Reigles, Tom Phillips Jim Hitzeman, Bill Reimer, Ted Bartell, Don Sellke, Don Last, Joel Becker, Harold Brockberg, Coach. ROW 4: Norm Hellmers manager, Dave Gruenhagen, Dave Ewald, Jerry Freyholtz, John Meyer, Dennis Radtke, Jeff Daley, Gordon Block, Larry Brose Dick Wegehaupt, Walt Huebner, manager. FOOTBALL The 1962 Cougar football team posted a record of four wins, three losses, and a tie. This marks the fifth consecutive season that the team has played .500 ball or better. The three losses, by a combined total of twelve points, definitely showed that the Cougars were in every game until the final gun sounded. This year's gridders were especially effective in pass defense. N.C.A.A. sta- tistics show Concordia ranked ninth in i,,, ca .i,i i gy John Haubenstricker, Backfield Coach? Haroid fiiiyi f, JVV Coach, and Marvin Bartell, Line Caadir Cheek fioverffeqyiiementf f ,rliy fr 'i , ggiy i. before the season. A f X, 100 St- 'ff qi 'WE Q Q. V l Mi fm ff f,g:,g, QM ,, . 5 A W Q , ' ,. 41 :is QW LV . 'sf' 0 '- ea F 6 A. Mi. -s-. if lk ' I0 M? L' iv .sfzisgl 'M l 5 'P X sw V4 uv X tr ls. , J 4 f 1 fb wsilffal va if V txt' I l .sm-91 we ' W 1 , me 4' X ,sf .Mg YV, ,ef-1-' A,,,a-'via x -1 ' ' Rf. ' K ' , . . 1 if 1 ... ' 1-fl menu The early days of September - practice . y ' N cmd sweat. -- ' 1 z 'E 'll 4, , 'nvgf' , ' ,, A .,, A,, -1-, we juan! A lil QA I t , J F5 Q K ' ' , . ' '- ' Q 'Pm A ' 'fl . 'Y i Y ww f, c.r.c. GRIDDERS g,.4,'.,,,' .4 .Y ', -1 1. .,. w, -,.,,zgf'., i Wim- fr -64' mm, If 'fmt 71 nior quarterback Bill Menz hands ol? to senior back Elwyn Ewald. 1 5' ee r rs' ,ar 8' ,Oi 'r .mn , 'AL 'WC Senior lettermen Chris Reimer, Ed Heinz, Larry Hartwig, Mel Zehnder, Dick Witte, and Bob Gruetzmacher provide needed experience for the Cougar team. J mv W 'Q 'WA WZ 'fi ' +4515 s . , 3 Y ' fy .Wi-V, ---,, ,--f ' ---rf f 24,25 ,gf- ff If -,,,f- Q ,f ,ff ,zf ff f , - ir r l f c r r r l 't'lic W llrr , r r 1 r ' a . . t , . V .,,, if ,j VVVV 3, 47 ' Noffhwesiem. Rose r'c fu, p,,, gmt- tcm,-2 in rrlrr . . O Principia . 3 Elmhurst ... St. Procopius ....... 20 ...l8 .. 13 . O Record 4-3-l 7'Homecoming Game f f ,ff X, .W .7 '2 U, :W J? 4 -'M ,J 3 ' V VM ,. 101 11' f ' - PW nw A U - I 'oo KC 5-M 4 Q , 1 . f em 'fm and Mel Zehnder. C0-CAPTAINS line. , . K1 11 fm ' .W Willclson corrles Ughl r P V ' ' r 6 X ww 51 -iupaauw Q bw-9 K No Gruefzmacher bags a Cougar pass. lv, x I 5 Q A-uw-wrsawl. 1353 A Cougar groundugainer. Pl Cougar ball carrier breaks away for yard-age. 4. , VV-- W W, 34, Q, J W Woof 1 0-3 Trapped! CHEERLEADERS Cougc:Arfe- Berme, Fgck Cyndi Schriefer A ,,', 'iegiey Mary Adam , ' MQ'riiY5f MueHe?i 104 From top of CH: Coach Donald Spitz, Richard Rausch, Carl Schoenbeck, Chris Rau, Bill Pfath, John Felten, Roger Schmohe, Stan Brassie, Al Hermann, Myron Schumacher, Dick Wegehaupt, Mgr. Ed Winkelmann, Mgr. Mike Bird. BASKETBALL The i962-63 Cougar basketball team's record of i6 wins against 4 losses marked the second straight year in which the teams have Won at least 80? of their games. Despite a tough schedule and three early season defeats, the Cougars finished strong winning i6 out ot the last i7 games. The Cat's only loss during that stretch was to Augsburg, which was ranked the eighth best small college team in thenoition. Word from the benciml i ly r r i 1 , . Watch out for Shu. l Fritz hits two! 105 The 'ine art of basketball. ' , , STATISTICS VVe Augumono ..... ... 44 Kenfucky State .... ... 61 Augsburg ...... ... 63 Elmbumf .. ... 77 Lewis ....... . . . 75 St Procopius .. ... 57 Dubuque .... .,.82 COWHW ... ... 71 Augsburg ... .. . 59 Befbel ................. ... 71 ConcordK11FoH VVoyne 1 .... ... 67 Culver-Stockton ......... . . . 69 Hope ........ .. . ...80 ST.Procopius ......... ... 52 Dubuque ............. ... 60 Concordk1fFoH VVoyne1 .. ... 75 Ehnbury .............. ... 61 VVHbeHorce ... ... 73 Lewk ..... .. 56 Auguyono ....................... 60 They 50 71 69 50 57 56 55 64 68 65 52 61 73 42 51 38 45 61 54 59 Bill scores bullet sfyle. TTMAOM 106 1 Rich from underneath. . f 1 . an Felfen all Yhe woy. 1 b Whot's happening? Two for Schu, Fritz hooks one from the side. on i The Cougars proved To their synodicol rivals that they meant busi- ness when they Traveled To ST. Louis for The l3Th annual Concordia ln- virarional Tournament. The Team had liffle Trouble in regaining The championship it lost to Springfield last year. Fritz Hermann was chosen as The rourney's most valuable player and was named To the all-rour- namenl team along with teammate Chris Rau, CIT SCORES We They Concordia lSpringfieldl .. .. Sl s C54 Concordia CSevvardl ..... .. 83 W 63 nwq.,,,., own 1.-vs' To the victors belong the spoils Www' Up for grabs! A . Felten goes up. l Fritz and Chris make all-fournamenf team. Wege pumps one from The key. 108 Plath rebounds. Felten drives for two. NCAA The road to St. Louis was dotted with cars of Cougar tons as Concordia made its second straight journey to the NCAA regional basketball tourney, this year held at Wash- ington University's Heldhouse. The Cougars undoubtedly faced the strongest team they have ever met in the power- tul Purple Aces of Evansville College. Despite a strong tight from the Cougars, the Aces, ranked third nationally among small colleges, managed to rally in the second half and pull out the victory. Concordia then bounced back to whip Augustana tor third place. NCAA SCORES We They Evansville . .. . . . 56 66 Augustana ................ ..,.... 9 2 83 T A-wnwew Ref . . . NCAA pretzel. 109 ' l ,i l l ix 5 ,QQ QL T lgolisliflgi, M- 'X queues? ROW 1: Jim Edwards, Don Chaplin, Roger Sachfleloen, Harry Akre, Ken Gerbers. ROW 2: Coach James Lichtenberger, Ed Rehrner, Wally Heubner, Larry Hoflschneider, Bob Rinkle, Wally Krone, Manager Rich Miller. 3 3 Rehmer shoots. J-V STATISTICS ' We They College All-Stars ............. .... 4 6 44 i Sf. John lChicagol ...,.... 54 56 lll. College of Opiomelry . . . .... 48 53 Lewis ................. . . . 52 57 Kendal ........ .... 5 2 44 ST. Procopius ...... .... 5 8 50 Bethel ............. . . . 66 64 Concordia Milwaukee .. .... 70 5l Bloom ............... . . . 53 6l Sl. Procopius ........... .... 7 2 52 lll. College of Optometry . . . .... 67 68 Lewis ................. T . . . 59 37 Pardon me buddy. 110 Kendal ........................ . 77 l ...................... fn? J. V. Cheerleaders Doffie Bernclf, Marcy Muellner, Elaine Geld- USF. C I-M TRACK MEET i . at 1 x He 1 fi ii! ' . ' -S ' ,, , Ag, v f' . E2 ' 1 g i,-gpg gf 5s'25h.2',.r..,A, L R ', ig'-,.-xx-pg-xt eSv,,3.',gff'g!, . gg ,' ,af vw, ' V' N ' 5. .fvf :'f3I'p'f'S:.N' 'QQ 7 . , , -, as 'Mig-:L - fa si 1 :Paul ilnxluu - W. Yun- - as 2:11 93:v:rso1:r..:.'iaESC53Q', . ,Q '5.k-11, Q' .. '-1 U- '-'TE Zu?L -T- '-1Ef:1'-. '1ff'j-1': .?.,L ' 1 E-, .'-!V1'Q':-PA, , xi zuzgvg- 5 Zz.. j fffj 5 ?.'Z,'Z,' P' -1 ' '.'. 71175 ,-S ,ir 912 P: 5-1 Er . ' f t .y'-'ff' :35Z'f'-11 :E7f.9?.: zfffe 1 ', az.--iff .:. 4f-f'4.- 1.-4-.- .... . . l V I ww ..I, . . fs, , 'ff ,! ' ' w ',, w ln a flurry, up and over! u Q A ' N , ,ss , N . , fr ant , ' ' , - . . V- -15. . gf ,Xi . rftgdge, 51 ,,Qj, 3 t 1 g 1' 142 If f INTRAMURALQ -Ez . . 1',,g'h'-1' f , V ft f V -5. :G-ix Awis ,Y-v,.. X Muay, Vlqiwpxfllxlggi ,, pixz, if' A ,j H ,-'ufcw-ga J5.'Z? 5 fX'e'tj?i1-gg, t ' , -' .- A Tlsiifffzf 'Sig'-'ff-v 1 1aW.'f31.-5355-S f,,g1,g2f'f5f'r 'iv The l962-63 season ot Intramural Sports showed a Q'w:f21'f Axmt'ff 'fffMffq:1ff6f'g.f,sft:,.f2,,, -A SQ-1:, fT.g53' 5' f i x' t'w'f't'fz3 3 ' S' up great improvement in organization and participa- f f':f 5 Q' , A if'4': , . X V f ' ts 55Q . . ' tion. The Intramural Council started many new sports 2- tr - fi-' -' 'Fi is . . .QL - '33ff'f?-K 252 ,.- H, gg5?Li?zf's5gistf's,f j.M:ggi ag ro rams and com etltlon was keen throu hout the -a H. , .A 1' , 1. WY745' 'Mix Jig: 'Hay :A skxxig-:fbi 'lsr V- , 4- ' 1 4 1 ear Y - BASKETBALL TBALL vs Champs - ll Brohm, FRONT ROW: Dave Schrader, Al Schuldt, , Scott Sanderson, Glen Rullman. BACK ROW: Dave Luke, Dave Krause, Carl Schiefer, Dave Roth, Don Roth. Champs - ll David and I Brohm, FRONT ROW: Art Baisch, Andy Loesel, Jim Vance, George Knoll, Bruce Kosmatka, BACK ROW: Doug Zapotocny, Ron Remper, Art Klausmeier, Kurt Gremel. 111 MIXED CHAMPS - WINTER Left to right: Ronnie Merritt, Bev Tischer, Pauline Kopper, Foul Wk INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT schneider. WOMEN'S CHAMPS - FALL Terry Hynous, John Houbenstricker. A i i Top to bottom: Sue Echtenkomp, Judy Schmidt, Lynne Cione, Jonet Blose. MEN'Q CHAMP9rryi-ee yyy SPRING ' w f f KX f f .f.,,f. 1 Z ,r,, Qgw, ! I Aram -if. 4 at N rf' . ,, 7, X fi. Oi? f 5 !' J M f gf - ,A V' -4 A 'G A y X i ' . I 5 4 Left to right: Terry Hynous, Dole Fisk, Mel Zehnder, Bob Rupp. 112 i -4-u-11 is 6 ' ' Q ' B SOFTBALL Sfr-r-rike! 7 Bob of The buf. 113 Will he 'M' ' A , , I-.f,.7A4: X, :F M I X E . , MEN'S SINGLES If I '4 .. .,. -4-1' wif F1 D D O U B L E 9 Evie Pooker, Stan Brassie. AND Al I-I Tom Eggercling, Bill Kommrofh. MIXED DOUBLES AI Keup, Norma Krueger O i V - A w 'W A ri i J I ,ii M Q Q E R c H A A L any wp- M F 'l P L x S ROW 1 - L-R: Mike Eilenfeldf, Jim Schmidt, Darrel Lockwood, Ken Hinz, Bob Kassel, Dcnve Grofeleuschen, Butch Domann, Arnie Piering, ROW 2: Ron Udy, hn Felten, Al Hermann, Eldon Nast, Dick Braun. BOWLING JO TOP: Bob Kassel, Jim Schmidt, BOTTOM: Al Hermann, Dick Braun. VOLLEYBALL II JONATHAN SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL ROW l: Al Hermann, Bob Kassel, John Felfen, Dave Grofeleuschen Butch Domann, ROW 2: Jim Schmidt, Ron Udy, Dick Braun, Eldon NGST. ROW 'l: L-R Darrel Lockwood, Ron Udy, Bob Kassel, Dan Mueller, Butch Domann ROW 2: John Felfen, Dick Braun, Al Hermann, Eldon Nast, 115 Left to right ROW 'I Coach John Hauben- stricker, Rog Sachtleben, Ken Jones, Al Schuldt, Denny Krieger, Arnie Piering, ROW 2: Dick Wegehaupt, Doc Howe, Tom Phillips, JeFl Daley, Tom Weiss, Ev Willason, , fig!! ROW 3: Rich Johnson, Ek, -l Al Keup, Jim Bielke, Don V Sackreiter, Harry Akre, Mgr. John Drawer, ROW 4: Don Kahre, Ed Rehm- er, John Kieschnick, Dave Schrader, Bill Ash. BASEBALL We They Chicago Teachers .. . . . . . 6 i0 Lewis College ... .. . 2 6 St. Procopius . . . .. . 2 l 9 8 North Park .......... 7 2 Concordia Sr. College . . . . . l 9 lFt. Waynei ....... . l 2 Univ. of lll. lChicagol ... ... 8 l8 Elmhurst ............ . . l Lewis College .. 4 Aurora ....... . . . . 4 T' 73 Univ. of lll. lChicagoJ R lll. Inst. of Tech. .... 3, 5-1Qg:Y g3 Chicagoland Baseball f Tournament - 'first 4 round - St. Procopius .. .. . 8 124 if You tell 'em Coach. Krieger's ready. Where is it? 116 l TENNIS ROW 1 - LVR: Lorry Ellsworth, Dove Meyer, Dom Mueller ROW 2: Marty Zehnder, Don Roth, Ron Kimscl, Dove Roth, Al Mclleslie. North Pork lherel l.l.T. Cherel .... Elrnhursl Hey, Slow down! 2 5 117 STATISTICS Univ. ot Ill., Concordia, North Park 8l lf2, 65, I5 V2 Cocncordia, Rockford College, Trinity IO4, 64, 44 Concordia, Illinois Tech., Lewis 69, 60, 33 Augustana, Concordia, Lake Forest 80, 62 lf2, I9 U2 Elmhurst, Concordia 77, 54 Concordia, St. Procopius, Ft. Wayne 96, 33, 32 Chicagoland Independent - Concordia, Ill., Tech., Elmhurst, St. Procopius, Rockford, Moody Bible Institute 7l, 57, 53, 27, 9, 8 l Help! ROW I - L-R: Gene Friedrich, Gene Ewald, Dick Mueller Jerry Heimlich Al Behnke Dick Miller, ROW 2: Dick Whiteside, Bob Kirsch, Don Halter Helmut Kuschmann Carl Schoenbeck, Carl Eisman, Dick Witte, Dick Calhoun, Dan Mueller Willard Bellln ROW 3 Coach Lichtenberger, Marty Lutz, Jim Edwards, Bob Miles Norm Hellmers Scott Sander son, Coach Brockbe rg. On your mark Behnke breaks thestring. 118 FRONT: Don Grofelueschen, Joel Becker BACK: Coach Don Spitz, Dave Gruen- hogen, Jim Vance, Hank Drevlow, Carl Gehrs. l ' . gl ,, Q fenn- Www y .rt GOLF Golf Statistics Elmhurst lthefel Illinois Wesleyan lfherel O ' Q Universify f Chico: o Qherel Roosevelt Universify Shirner Rockford Wheaion Lake l Illinois Elmhurst North Lake l Chicago ffherel I' ,gm . gf f '.i:,7f3k3.3'f ,gfcif-f?E7I.-MQ.. 119 Fore! if sf, ,N S3 as ffl? S839 V . Qv'-20-,ul 5 , ww ..,4'-Wx 1 I T M 'rj-aw: .gtg ' . 4 FIELD HOCKEY J ROW I W L-R: Barb Naries, Linda Becker, Jean Rusch, Trena Roedel, Jan Schrimper, Carolyn Rapp, Karen Kochendorfer, Donna Steinmann, Maurine Goehmann, Marge Brown ROW 2: Esther Lutz, Miss Judy Meissler. Jan Biase, Melba HueH- meier, Luane Chorba, Evie Fetfes, Marti Sfreuferf, Bev Arnett, Sandy George, Karen Dahmer, Darlene Toepke, Judy Schmidt, Mrs. Fran Koenig, Donna Heinkel. WOMEN'S VQLLEYBALL A i j EXTRAMURALQ WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ROW 'I - L-R: Judy Schmidf, Pat Large, Bev Arnett, Sandy George, Jan Blase. ROW 2: Miss Judy Meissl- er, Karen Dahmer, Mrs. Fran Koenig, Rosie Presfi, Linda Becker, Jean Rusch, Barb Naries. ROW 1 - L-R: Karen Kochendorfer, Maurine Goehmann, Eun-ice Gueberf, Eunice Tuschy, Luane Chorba ROW 2: Donna Stein- mann, Trena Roedel, Marti Streuferf, Donna Heinkel, Evie Fettes ROW 3: Marge Brown, Mrs. Fran Koenig, Miss Judy WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Meisslef- 120 XX Norlene Mueller, Jucly Schmidt, TENNIS ROW 1 - L-R: Bev Arnett, Barb Naries, Sandy George, Donna Heinkel, Carol Raedeke, ROW 2: Mrs. Fran Koenig, Rozanne Starke SOFTBALL ROW 'I - L-R: Esther Lutz, Janet Blase, ROW 2: Trena Roedel, Jan Schrimper, Luane Chorba, Eunice Tuschy, Phyl- lis Pfuncl, Maurine Goehmann ROW 3: Marti Streufert, Jo- anne Janssen, Carolyn Rapp, Jean Rusch, Linda Becker, Miss Judy Meissler, Pat Large, Diane Timm, Eunice Guebert, Karen Dahmer. ' r . , ROW 'I - L-R: Maurine Goehmann, Donna Heinkel, Jean Rusch, Jan Schrimper ROW 2: Barb Naries, Eunice Tuschy, Rozcmne Starke, Nor- iene Mueller, Pat Large, Sandy George, Linda Becker. 121 BADMINTON SCHOOL ure 9 ai with 1 4 Freshmen and transfers get acquainted at the Presi- dent's reception. Hands brush away the sweat of summer's heat and then eagerly begin to formulate plans for the coming school year. Anticipating the busy swiftness of packing, the strong- grasp of a renewed friendship, and the many tasks of service which they will perform, they are anxious to open new pathways of life. Tom Roemke and Bruce Kosmatka, discuss coming events Toenies and Carol Mandeville. Koehneke highlights freshman Patti Strom's first day at Con- Sophomore-freshman rivolry begins to heighten with the competition of o corn-husking contest. i 1 Becinied freshmen relox ot the Frosh-Soph picnic after Q week of tests. Orientation week finds honds engrossed in ploy ond getting ocquoiinted. Honds go out in fellowship os personalities meet ond become fcimiliolr with new surroundings ond old traditions. l t Ui?PQ Cl0539??'? Qndrfroficsiqncl renew old friendships at the Junior-Senior picnic before returning VVLV In ,IVL K i , , .V . . 1, T33 S 57 Ag, v Q cw! 7 3 'fieafy W L, as K W 125 its 5 1 1 1 1 1 V1 11 J Here in fhe UNIGNJ' Activities Carnival. Cuffing Q Corofyn Bain A ac, College Union rf 2 5 iff? 7 ,, Coeds compete for coveted cheerleading positions. Exiro-curriculor Qcfiviiies ore iniroduced OT The Aciivifies Cornivol ond cilmosf im- medioiely hands begin To work for such 1 1 1 1 R 1 1 1 1 1 1 r- 1 H 1 While still doing the everydoy tosk ot school work, honds olso plon for o closs picnic, proctice tor the dll- school sing, ond design ond construct o set for the toll dromo presentotion. In oddition, they find spirituol chol- lenges in teoching Sundoy School, pre- poring dorm devotions, ond witnessing Christ's love to others by their doily octions. Filled with so mony events the doys seem to slip ovvoy. Honds discover thot toll ond tootboll hove tinolly orrived. Rough and tumble action occurs as the sophomores botfie freshmen in the cinnuol Tussle over freshrnon beanies. Big Liftie Sus party ,features ,',1r ill,'i of entertainment. i tiit ' ' V ' Much River. V ' f V 'V fl ' 7 ' My 127 in the 'All7SChoot Singwifh Cie W ?' ine .Q with Comaplcms Mel Zehndig and Larry Harlwig O5 her escorts' The Coronation of Queen Concordia marks the beginning of ' ' Il Joanne Werling reigns over nchantment at Sea. Homecoming festivities. Home games not only give loyal hands a chance to root for the Cougars, but they also provide strong eager hands with an opportunity tor competition - to struggle for a pigskin victory. , , if fave. -f hg ,ffl 5 kjifjfgfl 128 Crown bearer Kevin Rob- erts and flower girl, Nat- alie Rast precede the royalty. Despite inclement weather loyal fans remain to cheer Cougars on. the . . i U f . f. i ,-3 X A 42 I .ca r ' A Q , . g 1 1 As tall draws to a close, suspense 'TQ s 3 mounts as Homecoming approaches. . t , 1 A J Hands count ballots as ten senior girls ' ' e are selected to compete for the title Queen Concordia. On Coronation night the hands of each of the five finalists cling fast to a hope and dream that the crown will be hers. ft' P Gene Lietz, Gisu Voigt, Carol Fredericks, and Peggy Rciuserlserve as the attendants to Queen Joanne. Af display, , We X A, A , l ,, V A tradition-al bonfire brings the coronation night activities to a blazing finish. Chef Curt prepares an assortment of foods for on ala carte feast. rf,-1 4 , if ff lf' ' -,F I 1 A A 2, 7 'WWAQ kyle Q, l 1 ,zjfif if X fx' glfdffr, E ily If V t, f as 3 Q I 5? s i 1. , . C 1 H, 'M Exotic ice sculpture sets the mood for the Homecoming Ban- quet. Good ship Concordia is enter- tained by the Squires. i962 Homecoming Committee, SEATED: Marilyn Rodenbeck, Lois Warnke, Marie Lux, Margret Fussell, Marion Wedel. STANDING: John Roth, Chairman, Elaine Wesche, John Stamm, meets in C.U. Lounge. Missing Committee members are: Kay Van Cleve, Dick Benedum, Cynthia Schriefer, Bob Rupp. fl I 1 ,ll 130 w- li . Serving on the Parent Weekend Committee, Lois Warnke, I Barb Roschke, Judy Busarow, Paul Snyder, and Nola Goeres Y make plans for this new event on the Concordia calendar. . , - 1 . ' Missing committee members are: Al Maier, Carolyn Hardt, ty 5 - g K Helen Getbehead, and Diane Logan. ' ,. ' ' ' 1' Q, X , 5 ' 'kk I l . ' , 4 ' 1, 3 ,se LF It 'S 'uf 5. 4 , i 1 MF 0 ip 7 XX rg ? C if IL . l ,Q-..,s J sf' Parents register for Con- W cordia's first Parent Week- end. s 1? After the coronation and bon- fire, the vveekend's highlight is the annual banquet. Hands help to transform the gym into an enchanted island Wonderland and to give both students and alumni an evening to remember. With the excitement of home- coming scarcely over, hands again spring into action for the first Parent Weekend. When wvafsi The pmehm who lmveled preparation is over, hands then F. . T ,Xi fs The fm es' for Parent greet parents and acquaint them 4:3 ' 't'.. Wiegkend' Mrs' Eleanor with the college. Climaxing the ' fs. .A ' W'll'GmS'- Came l uolmssl festivities, a forceful portrayal of , V vb moo 'mlesl To V's ' if Archibald MacLeish's .l.B. pre- r 'V W daughter' mee Knobloc ' sents the diverse dramatic talents of many hands. f 3 ky., , . ff ,,.i'w il 7 if ,. Marlene Zahn and Earl Genzel enact the last scene The unique setting for the production of J.B. contributes to its success on the from Concordia Players fall production of J.B. CTC campus. 'l fx F 131 ,N f 4 Daniel and the Lions, Concordia swing band, beats out a rag- College Union members combine the Charleston with the time tune. Twist at their Roaring Twenties Party. The beginning of the winter quarter brings new subiects, new profs, and new pastimes. The three weeks before Christmas are filled with the bustling and scurrying ot busy hands. College Chorus calls special rehearsals in preparation tor its winter pre- sentation, Coeds hold dorm parties to prepare toys and presents tor the needy and Men's and VVornen's Councils organize their annual Christmas Sing. ll 3 ,pf 9 Jra An excited crowd of Cougar fans awaits the second half of a home game. At the dorm Christmas parties hands sort through many different materials as meds r ,t T I s X f t C f 1 srit, li ff srtt fl -. V- P y y V. to C T g J t j ,.,. i s y.gg tgt, 22.225 g ' I by C T f i Q Q T 1 ' tlys i rtts , ,lsi f5gff5Q'Q is , 5 ,P r . strive to brighten a strangefws Christmas. p li ,g,,j gg AL ' r 1 ' i ii 3 l i ' 13- -U' L Christmas teas sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary and the Faculty Wives provide an opportunity for students and professors to become better acquainted. The basketball season opens with a surge of enthusiasm. Hopes are high for another winning season. Hands are clenched in excitement as ci tied game goes into the tinal seconds. Then they burst out in applause as the Cougar team scores a final and winning goal. Henry Lai performs a Chinese Christmas Carol at the Council Sing. l S' Norma Ploetz and Roger Gottschaik portray Mary and Joseph in the All School Christmas Service- - t ' K Hot chocolate, coffee, and donuts areiwelcome Sights after',a ,coid walk. ' I' f f V ' A Jf 133 li l Exotic rhythms fill Concordicfs ,gymnasium ctsfthe Destine Dancers perform, V , l i i l , f 43: i ', cf' ' 4 'v ii t 'if 'f - ' , , ' , ' A - . 1-T 1 A ' F ' .WSF ' A , f ' V . F 32: i f 'ray 5 V L35 -I' ' in ,, , l if r A I? Q lfo. f ,lfr 'W' 'A After returning from Christmas Vacation hands display ferent fields and their talents in the annual Fine Arts Festival. They com- throughout January pose music, present a recital, Write literature, and per- Midterms come and ff frtrs, itfs ,M ' spsu form in drama and song. activities as well as the the Cultural activities, taking into consideration many dit- season. iluu ,uu.', A family argument seems imminent between in the Concordia Players' presentation ot They gf MQ l i l ,7'A'lv' nu l Q Kathy Knief as Laura shows her high school yearbook to .lim O'Connor portrayed by Fred Hoebel. 16511 i'f' i i I l l 134 F' i P i ' Mg, .W wits. Ni 'U-V ' ' is . X lx 5 A J in Y 'I' 1 ...,g, il go, ., E F l'l wiht: N Eugene lonescds The Chairs is enacted by Bob Collin and Sandy Mahoney for the 4 Fine Arts Festival. +N.., Highlighting winter quarter festivities CAC presents the exotic dances and music at Jean Leon Destine. Planning and coordinating the 3rd annual Fine Arts Fesfivall Chairman, Carol Stelter, All-an Fed-dersen. ROW 2: Karen Buck, are: ROW 1: Otto Thieme, Marilyn! Roclenbeck, Art Halbardier, Roy Austensen, Ruth Reinking, John Huxhold. 1 X fi ' f QQ A, 5 M if Diehl. ze S Cl fel' The Squires and the Travelers com- bine their talents to perform The Gospel in Modern Music sponsored by YLTG, After these games hands relax and greet ri- vals at reception in the CU. And as the hard- court season draws to a close they set plans in- to motion for Reverse Weekend, decorating and practicing for the days of olde when maids were bold. Hands then write out invitations and the gala occasion passes tor another year. The days of winter quarter dwindle and finals ap- proach. Hands busily ioi down answers and Then de- part for a weekend ai home or for an exciting Time at The Concordia lnvifafional Tournament in Si. Louis where The Cougars breezed off vvifh The Title and most valuable player Trophy. Students relax in the Green the Reverse Night program begins. i , 1 5 l 5 1 X s Folk singer, Hollis Reinhar? along with dinner music of the Arr Van Dam trio, helped make the traditional reverse festiviries a success. The Cougars display their newly won laurels in the Sem dressing room. The statue of Martin Lu- ther, ci Sf. Louis Semi- nary landmark, provides cz point of inieresf for CIT visitors. I Y - N X - f V f Aff -' f N 137 Negro servants, John and Sarah, portrayed by Dave Mohler and Judy Kaponya, stare in amazement at Sheridan Whiteside's invi- tation to come to New York. Put me downl shouts Valerie Friedell as Nurse Preen in Concordia Players' production of The Man Who Came to Dinner. Spring quarter greetsfhands with snow and ice in- rnores and Synodical Affairs Day tor iuniors and sen- STGGC5 0f,Ot promise Gf Warmer days. Events on the iors provide a needed break from classes. But hands school calendar come 'and go - Concordia Players find that they cannot escape the inevitable battery of presents the spring play and College Chorus prepares achievement tests and questionnaires that come with for its, second large concert, Bach's Passion according to the season, March also finds the choirs and band rep- St. Matthew. i Community Resources Day for freshmen and sopho- resenting Concordia's hands in service on tour. Not again! The Stanley family sinks in despair as Sheridan Whiteside Sheridan Whiteside, Norm Hanan, finds a solution to his again invades their home. Ardifh ,Albrecht as Maggie Cutler looks on in this problem of how to get rid of actress Lorraine Sheldon, dosing scene at the spring play. enacted by Ann Sadlon. 138 Concordions ploy host to children ct the inauguration of Children's Night, a new cxctivity sponsored by SAC. lnner-city children thrill to the colorful booths cis the Children's Night is held in Concordicfs gym. Finding seniors struggle fhrpuglyqis ii ' dby battery of tests, ' ' - ' i 5 t I Prof. Wdldschmidt distributes music to members Of' the Qrblfkeslfro dl' One of the special rehearsals for Boch's St. Mctthew'5PqsSiQff1.g ,i Q y f , z 'WW' 139 Freshmen Won to board buses which Carried Them To Var- Dr. Oliver Harms speaks to iuniors and seniors as part of the Synocllcal Af ious parts of the city on Community Resources Day. Voting climaxes the campaigning of thir- teen office seekers. Demonstrations for candidates is port of week-long campaigns to select new SA officers. -'bl' F 'Y T I fairs Day. But when the tours are over hands find that school wide elections are upon them. They rush into a tlurry ot activity to support and elect their candi date before preparing and packing tor Easter vacation. Rally Night provides noisy bands as well as Centurion Sembuck Bruce lBob Ruppl fits into Cae enthusiastic backers. sar's boot. f,ii4uw.:iijf 185 l,itl,L5t we fqgsw' I E aw, Zz, 140 .aijt Dominoes, Concordia's swing band, combines iazz, semi-classical, and pop- ular music in their annual spring con- cert. ,. '-W 2 4 Charlie Ore fRon Wismarl, Evelyn Heidfke fNorm Hellmersl, and Les Zed- E X dies fDave Mahlerl enferiain aT Dominoes-Talent Show sponsored by SAC l T l and CU. Devotions in The Quad mark cz sign of spring at CTC. Ning The reiurn from EasTer Ends hands saddened by The loss of Two fellow sTudenTs buT glad in The hope of The resur- rec:Tion. Highlighis of The remaining days are found in The Dominoes TalenT show and The STudenT AssociaTion's pro- ducTion of Oklahoma. The Farmer and the Cowman should Go a few preTTies 'ro show, says Ali Haliim KBill be friends Jim Sellmeyer as Will, Ron Don'T Throw bouquets at me, says Sfrahlel TO CUVlY lFFSGl l l0Ebell and Jud lMllC9 MEY- Hilmer as Carnes. Cathie Sfrasen To Fred Hoebel. erl. ' 141 Senior men begin the march to The long awaited Service of Prayer and Dedication held on Call Night. Speaker for The service, President M. L. Koehneke, and liTurgisT Dr. PoelloT. UnTorgeTTable and inspiring is The annual Call NighT which decides The TuTure vvork of many hands. There is liTTle sleep and much discussion as The TaTeTul day approaches Where will I go?, vvhaT will be re- quired oT me'?, am l qualified and prepared'?, are The quesTions running Through The minds of graduaTes, supply Teachers and inTerns, The pro- cessional of The Service of DedicaTion and Prayer brings each hand a liTTle closer To The envelope which conTains a call from God, Reaching for support, junior inTerns and supply Teachers rush To open Their assignmenTs. Various positions such as organ, physical educafion, firsT and second grade are in The calls and assignments. wb -s,, ..-qg I' 96? 26 fy f 4 527, X Figs 4 s V 42 59, W. 54: - y ,ff 1 W. J sms A . ,, .1 V. , ,- , ' . Z. , :gy yi, .,., -5, 'J' W W5 :rg ' I. - V 'X V . '- K L '-r' - ' f. 2 f .V V- 1 gr . fwnl f I., ., Maj' V ry f , X 1 f 5 V, 3' V jg 575. u-,ff ' Q , . U 'i fi ,V ' ' T-f f 'Z-yr H ff3.sZ,Zf1i-sWW3J? , , M I f. ,, . 7, y W ...VX W 1? 2 4, 1, 4. ,ej,,.Q,.4 ,W .s,,,, y , ,, . ,, -,f 3, ff' , wg, Z sv .fr Nyf4f'f2aff 'Tl -,:.::',9u:aH ff .4 fe vez uf .,. f- W - K gr ?- jf -Z wfigw ,WW ,rf 1 .. ' . , f , , -:rf -, -, ' fr fe '-z,.:azg.:-.ffw -sms, .sf :fx-me Qwyw Y V. , I V r ,f c. yffff- W, W ,J if . ' , ' vssfseizr-,1::f1w.f ' ' fs - -424224, f There is excitement at first upon the opening of the manila . . . then a deeper look into what is a wonderful challenge. envelope . . . The excitement and ioy runs high as the service closes and 300 students rush out to open the manila envelope that means so much. Shouts ot happiness ring out as hands pull out their call - Honolulu, New Guinea, Nigeria, Inner City, New York - each a chal- lenge and a need to be filled. Some excitedly rush off to tell friends ... . . while others calmly contemplate their assignment. Pinning their destinations on the large their future work. i 0 i TTIGP, seniors look forward to 156 I, Ab sms mmm! mm of ms UNUEH SYAYE5 i t 1 o ril, Q lr .nw . s lsJ,,.al l Something Hawaiian is the theme of the C.U. party which features mu-mu and grass skirted serv- GFS. quet, sponsors in the Fashion Show, C. U. parties, and Spring Banquet keeps hands busy as the schoolyears rapidly speeds to its close. Gaslight, l963 Spring Banquet, features Fay-Raye unique St. Louis Gaslight Square theme. Hawaiian BVUCG KOSmOfl4G Mr. Charles Ore keeps from outgoing Kris things going at Gas- light. 'ri or l--Q Sophomicfress !.SVl'!C1lll' lALA i'lfie:,lqls'f day in which they will be finished piling out. i VToUi: lmembers, Victor Hildner, odvisor, Delores Roden- ll EQelyln feffersgf Mrs. Hildner, Eloine Wesche, Mike Eilenfeldf, Sfrohle, Ellen Scheidt, Carolyn Hcirdt, Morie ,Bgfnjhermon onxiously prepare for their sfoy in Egrope.f, iXirf,, ,iff .i. flffr hw? .QL -TVQK.--Q ,Y-- x. ... 7... .,,., W,--,. W, ! 7.,,, Q! 5 Q V g R i , is ' .' ,fXj.,, 24 V' ' ' A-vf fl' is-4 gf Y 42- -53, W M f X ., ,A-, 151' We wg .lg Hema? .- Wy, A ziwmw ,f3d'A o-J Q, ' DQYLTIITOFY devotions bind men ond women closer yy f.?,,T A ' ere Their ortin of the close of The ear. .... Q JZ 5 ',,k ii,- fflifllc Memoriol Libror rovides o uief stud W MC W y, ,, C15 finals opprooch. ,U fl 7: 145 Parents, friends, and fellow graduates gather first in the gym to ask God's blessings on their work . . . Graduates ponder the words ot Karl Graesser, Presi- dent ot The Atlantic District, at The Baccalaureate Service. The school year draws quickly to a close -the hands ot graduates look forward to receiving their degrees while undergraduates anticipate summer iobs and va- cation. A year ot laughter, tears, ioy, and sorrow has passed but Concordians will always remember 1962- l963 - the tasks completed, goals, accomplishments, and friendships made. And most important, strengthened by Gool's grace, our hands will be ready to serve their Lord Jesus Christ during' the coming years either in the classroom, in the new role of teacher or in the prepara- tion for our Lord's work. and later in the Quad to receive their degrees and to thank Him for His help in the last years. W. Theophil Janzow, President of Concordia Teachers COHSQS, Seward, Nebraska, speaks to the members of the graduating class. Far Right: The conferring at Degrees by President Koehneke to candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Education ... for candidates for the Degree of Master of Arts in Education . . . . . . and candidates of the Honorary Degrees 147 ,3 15 il ii E ,. Z4-.,' 1 V 6 E E Prof. Emeritus F. H. Schmitt And if l go and prepare a place for you, l will come again and receive you unto myself, that where I am, there ye may be also. On May 4, l963, Christ fulfilled this promise to Prof. Alfred F. Schmieding, B.P., lVl.A., D.LL., by granting him the crown of life eternal. Dr. Schmieding, vvho graduated from Concordia Teach- ers College, Seward, in l907, had served in elementary schools until i922 when he ioined the River Forest faculty. His hands in service were active in administration, teach- ing and writing. Among the books which he had written are Understanding the Child and Sex in Childhood and Youth. He served the college as instructor on a part-time basis from his retirement in i958 until God's call to eternal glory. IN MEMORIAM Prof. Emeritus F. H. Schmitt, BS., Ph.D., D.LL., was called to his eternal rest on September 24, 1962. Prof. Schmitt served the college in various positions. He was an instructor in English and German, librarian and in i939 was appointed College Business Manager, a position which he held until his retirement in l946. During his many years of service at the college Dr. Schmitt contributed extensively to its development in physical plant and academic stand- ing. His service to the Church-at-large on numerous com- mittees reflected his continuing zeal for the cause of Christ. Prof. Alfred F. Schmieding 148 , Serving in The field of music here of Concordia Professor AlberT H. Beck, M. Ivlus., LI..D., is remembered for 48 years of labor in preparing ofhers Tor The Teaching minisTry. Affer c1TTending high school aT Decofur, Illinois, he enrolled of Concordia Teochers College vvhere he graduaTed in IQI4. The follovving year he c1ccepTed an oppoinTmenT To serve as a member of The faculfy. He remained unTil his deaTh on May 30, I962, vvifnessing in The classroom, aT The organ and on The conducTor's podium. His hands were olvvays acTive in composing and per- forming music, and during his spare Tirne, he used his Tol- enTs in arf. Ever remaining fruiTs of his service are his pub- lished musical Works, including Thirty-six Preludes on Hymns and Chorales ond Fourteen Anthems for Church Festivals, his poinTings found on compus, ond greofesf of oll o love for Chrisf and for His liTTle children irnplcinfed in The hearfs of oll his sTudenTs. Dr. OTTo A. Geisemcm Prof. Albert H. Beck The honds of Dr. OTTo A. Geisemon, IvI.A., BD., S.T.D., D.D., conTribuTed 40 years of foifhful service for The king- dom os Concordic1's compus pasfor. Affer serving four years aT Zion Lufheron Church in Wenono, Illinois, and Three years of ST. John's in Pekin, Illinois, he was ordained as pasfor of Grace Lufheron Church, River ForesT, in I922. His guiding hand vvas ever open To The sTudenTs of Concordia. They alvvoys found him vvilling To help in Times of sorrovv, fear or misgivings. Dr. Geisernan was called To his heav- enly home on November 7, I962. During his life he vvos very acfive in many areas of church work. He served as a member of Valparoiso Uni- versiTy's Board of Direcfors, The FoundaTion Board of Trus- Tees for The Lufheron Church, Missouri Synod, columnisT for This Day, and ossociaTe ediTor and columnisT for The American LuTheran. 149 Marsha Rothe What l do thou knowest not now, but thou shalt know hereafter. ln a way which to us is mysterious, God sud- denly called home one of His flock, Marsha Rothe, on April l2, l963. Marsha, a freshman at Concordia, and her two sisters, Janet and Donna, were killed in la car-train collision in Farina, Illinois, on Good Friday. Hands in Service was a great part of Marsha's life. She was active in church, Sunday School, and choir at her home. She also was ac- tive in the Walther League, serving in various offices and as zone secretary for two years. Her short mission in life concluded, Marsha's hands now serve continually in Heaven. Lois Marie Paul Concordia senior and supply teacher at St. Michael Lutheran Church, Fort Wayne, Indiana, was granted her crown of glory April l8, l963. Lois's hands were always active in the works of service to her Lord not only here at Concordia but also to her kindergarten chil- dren at St. Michael's. Her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Erwin Paul of Forest Park, Illinois, are closely associated with the Concordia family, Rev. Paul having served as Chairman of the College Board of Control during the past year. Lois was a graduate of Walther Lutheran High School and Concordia College, St. Paul, Minnesota, before her sudden death in a car accident as she returned home for Easter vacation. 150 W, Q :U-L-jfwirfl , YY- -Y -sp - 733 - V V Lois Paul STUDENT BODY Abel, Lillian Abrams, Barbara - 63,97 Adam, Mary - 57,86,105 Adkins, Charles Akre, Harold - 69,110,116 Albers, Virginia - 72,97 Albrecht, Ardith - 63,94,138 Alm, Anne - 60 Anchor, Bonita -- 71 Anchor, William - 66 Anton, Carl - 24,82 Appelt, Jackie - 65,90 Arbeiter, Arlin - 62,91 Arlt, Garnet - 24,85,91 Arndt, Carole - 60 Arndt, Judith - 57 Arnett, Bev - 57,84,120,121 Aschbrenner, Ann - 24,81 Ash, Bill- 70,91,93,116 Ast, Carol - 60 Austensen, Roy - 24,77,89,92 Avenson, Dale - 24 Baacke, Elmer - 66 Bacon, Harold - 62,90 Baehr, Rebekah - 71 Baessler, William - 24,54 Bahlman, Janice - 73 Bahr, Kathy - 72 Baird, Marsha Baisch, Art - 24,111 Baldwin, Harold - 54 Ball, Eleanor - 75,90,91,97 Ballert, Arvin Ballner, Ruth - 57 Bannerman, Jim - 24,76 Banwart, Randy - 62 Bartell, Ted - 76,93 Barthel, Gisela - 60 Battle, Joe-Len - 25 Bauck, Fred Bauer, Joyce - 25 Baumann, Mary Ellen - 65,86 Baumgart, Karen - 67,90 Becher, Linda - 67,84,120,121 Becker, Joel - 119 Becker, Mavis - 63 Beening, Lynn - 73 Behn, Carolyn - 58 Behnke, Al - 63,79,85,118 Behnke, Fred - 62 Beilke, Jim - 70,116 Beltz, Larry - 54 Bellin, Willard - 65,85,118 Beltz, Mary -- 59,77,79,89 Beltz, Ruth - 25,93 Beltz, Sharon - 25 Benck, Ruth - 25 Bender, Louise - 63,81 Bender, Suzanne - 25,79,48 Benedum, Dick - 63,76,87,93 Berg, Linda - 61 Bergant, Dave - 69 Bergant, Linda - 57 Berlinski, Gary - 62 Berndt, Bruce - 25,88,49 Berndt, Dorothy - 73,110 Berreth, Judy - 25 Berry, Arlyn - 60,82,87,88 Betker, Beverly - 25 Betterman, Gene - 25 Beyer, Judy - 72 Beyer, Mary Bez, Marlene - 67 INDE Bieber, Erika - 26 Bierlein, Nancy - 26,84,49 Billman, Joyce Bingenheimer, Freida - 58 Bird, Mike - 26,105 Bishop, Neil - 26 Bishop, Roberta - 67 Blase, Janet- 59,84,112,12O,121 Blazek, Bob - 56,77,85,97 Block, Gordon - 65,85 Blubaum, Rosalie - 60 Boardman, Linda - 73,88,93 Babb, Carol - 72 Babb, Mary - 64,79,91 Boehme, Sandy - 58 Boernke, Judy - 60 Bohleber, Karen - 64 Bohlmann, Jerry - 88,90 Bohnert, Lois - 58 Boldon, Michelle -- 73 Boldt, Dennis - 54 Boots, Cindy - 58 Borchardt, Karen - 56,89 Borchardt, Steve - 55,126 Borhart, Bonnie - 71 Born, Jim Boyer, Dan Boyer, Lois - 71,90,91 Bracher, Ruth - 63,82 Brackmann, Ken - 69 Braeunig, Kathy - 64 Brammeier, Eileen - 72 Brandrup, Bev Brands, Sharon - 72 Brassie, Stan - 26,54,95,105,114 Brauer, Ruth - 62,80,81 Braun, Carolyn - 26,115 Braun, Dick - 26,49,115 Brehner, Carol Breternitz, Dale - 69,93 Breischke, Melodie - 73 Brinton, Al - 69 Brinton, Joyce - 61 Brockley, Bill Brod, Charles - 61 Brose, Larry Brown, Ken - 56 Brown, Marge - 72,84 Brubaker, Mary - 26 Brueggeman, Joan - 87 Brunhoeter, Sharon - 57,91 Bruss, Pearl - 26,82,90 Brutlag, Dale - 26,88,90 Buck, Dianne Buck, Karen - 71,9O,135 Buck, Tom - 56,79,85,95 Budde, Margaret - 64 Buerger, Al - 65 Bultmann, Roberta - 27,86,48 Bunge, Howard -- 66 Bunte, Clyde - 62 Buntrock, Audrey - 56. Burandt, Carole - 57 Burgett, Dave - 69,93 Burke, Jeanine - 27,57,79,81,92,94 Busarow, Judy - 72,77,79,92,131 Butherus, Ken 27,80,81,92 Buuck, Don - 65 Calhoun, Dick - 118 Caklender, Olivia - 57 Carletta, Mary - 56,76 Carlson, Joan - 27,71,79,81 Chambers, Cindy - 60 Chaplin, Don - 71,110 Chapman, Jan - 27 Chapp, Carol - 58 151 Chittock, Judy - 65 Chorba, Luane A- 73,84,120,121 Christian, Diane - 73,83,87 Christian, Mary - 72,97 Chuck, Karen - 71 Clone, Lynne - 112,59 Claus, Dick - 70 Cline, Mary - 27,92 Cole, Karen - 58,90 Collin, Robert - 70,90,135 Cordes, Roy - 62 Corkill, Mary - 58 Crawford, Jim Culp, Kathy - 27 Daenzer, Chuck - 55,92 Dahmer, Karen - 84,120,121 Daley, Jeff - 66,86,91,116 Danielsen, Jim - 66 Danzer, DiAnn - 27,88 Dau, Barb - 71,93 Dautenhahn, Elaine - 67,91,96,97 Davis, Barb - 71,78 Davis, Carol - 63 Day, Dorothy - 68 Deitemeyer, Leo - 65,80 Dewar, Jim - 69 Dieck, Gayle - 71 Dietrich, Monica - 67,93 Dietrich, Ruben - 61 Dietz, Chuck - 27,77,88 Dobrick, Sharon - 68 Doenges, Rosie - 73,96 Doerr, Lois - 58 Domann, Charles - 27,115 Domke, Louann - 64,90 Donnell, Rena - 63 Drawer, John - 69,116 Dresch, Maureen - 59 Drevlow, Henry - 28,69,79,85,95,101 Droegemueller, Grace - 28 Drumm, Leland - 55,81,83 Duda, Ellie - 71 Duerk, Diane Duewer, Marie - 61 Dumdie, Diane - 28,91 Dundek, Ellen - 64 Duval, Elizabeth - 28 Ebeling, Dave - 28,76,77,92 Eberhard, Ruth - 63,97 Ebke, Betty - 56,84- Echtenkamp, Sue - 59,239,112 Edwards, Alice - 28 Edwards, James - 69,78,11O,118 Eggeman, Ken - 56,92 Eggerding, Ann - 28,49 Eggerding, Tom - 56,114 Eichberger, Fred - 56 Eickhotf, Jerilyn - 28 Eilenteldt, Mike - 28,80,81,115 Eisemann, Marie - 64 Eisman, Carl - 62,87,118 Eldridge, Lorraine - 28,92 Elterdink, Carole - 29 Elitt, Karen - 56,97 Ellerbruch, Eileen - 72 Ellsworth, Larry - 29,117 Ellwein, Ken Ellwein, Marianne - 73 Elrod, Leslie - 63 Enders, Maria-n - 58 Erler, Doris - 60 Ernst, Carolyn - 65,93 Esmeier, Jim - 66,86 Everett, Donna - 29 Everson, Nancy ,119 THE PILLARS STAFF . . . . . . has attempted to present the events of the past year for your remembrance. Throughout the book we have pre- sented the service of Concordians to one another and to the world around them. We pray God for His guidance that He may use our Hands in Service. The Student Association of Concordia is grateful for the contributions received from the patrons and sponsors. We wish to thank them for their gifts, which have aided in the publication of THE PILIARS - 1963. PATRONS . . . Concordia Book Store A. Lange Florist Wm. Y. Gilmore and Sons Men's Club of CTC Women's Auxiliary of CTC Paul's Flowers C Club Joston's Jewelry and Stationery Remember CONCORDIA stands ready to as- sist you with your specialized re- ligious book and church supply needs. If our stock of over 8,000 books cannot supply you, we can secure your title from one of the many U. S. or foreign publishers with whom we are in constant contact. Remember also that CONCOR- DIA houses one of the largest collections of religious music in the country lover 5,000 select compositionsl as well as over 900 quality religious films and film- strips. Also church furnishings of the highest quality. We shall look forward to help- ing you with your book, music, audio-visual, and ecclesiastical arts needs- now and in the years ahead. Ennnnrdia Puhlishinq Huuse St. Louis 18, Missouri vs- eq f 7 hi' ' For over 93 years spreading nil' EQ' the Word to all the world l 1 E K ..l2' 0 'Wifi v- O OROX THE QP QUAL IDIIIEIF IR INIG AAL MEM BERS SHARE.... LOWER NET COST AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS ssnvmo smooucm convenience LUTHERANS o Arnzton. wisconsin Ewald, Dave - 65 Ewald, Elwyn - 70,101 Ewald, Gene - 29,118 Ewald, Vida - 29 Ewen, Carol 29,92 Fedder, Ann - 63 Fedderson, Alan - 29,81,135 Federwitz, Bob - 69 Felten, John - 29,85,105,106,107,108, 109,1 15 Fenske, Don - 29,66,91,92 Fettes, Evie - 79,120 Fick, Bernie - 29,66,92,104 Fillmore, Charlene - 30,48 Fink, Donna - 30 Firehammer, Kathy Fischer, Chuck - 66,76,92,93 Fischle, Joanne - 68,81,96 Fisk, Dale - 3O,92,112 Fleschhut, Elizabeth - 56 Fletcher, Gene - 30 Fletke, Bev - 71,78 Francis, Nita - 64 Frank, George - 66 Frank, Ted - 70,93 Fredericks, Carol - 3O,73,77,79,129 iregien, Nan - 72,76,93 Freiberg, Dave - 55,92,94 Freudenberger, Jeanne - 87 Frey, Marilyn - 67 Freyholtz, Jerry - 66 Friebus, Bob - 69,93 Friedell, Val - 30,138 Freidt, Ann - 30 Fritsche, Ima - 67 Fritsche, Karen - 56,84 Frye, Barb - 59 Fuchs, Dorothea - 65,78,93 Fussell, Margret - 30,130 Gabriel, Phyllis - 30 Gabler, Chuck - 70,93 Gabler, Frank - 54,92 Gadziemski, Linda - 30 Gaede, Carol - 72,83 Gambrell, Judith - 58 Gamm, Marilyn - 62,90 Gast, Julie - 31,78 Gauerke, Quentin - 55,77,83 Gehrs, Carl - 31,79,85,119 Geil, Al - 69 G-eisler, Wanda - 311 Geiss, Nanqf - 31 Geldner, Elaine - 72,110 Gensch, Ruth - 72,93 Gentry, Linda - Genz, Erna - 65,90 Genzel, Earl - 86,131,134 George, Sandra - 68,120,121 Gerbers, Ken - 69,110 Gerbitz, Doreen - 31,63,81 Gerken, Eunice - 62 Gerken, Judy - 59,80 Germann, Ken - 54,90 Gersmehl, Phil - 70,80,90,91 Gerzvske, Dottie - 56 Getbehead, Helen - 31 Gibson, Robert - 62,93 Giese, Delores - 72,93 Giese, Mary - 64 Giordano, Tom - 70 Glade, Kathy - 71 Glander, Jim - 70' Glotzhober, Betty - 59 Gnewuch, Carolyn - 73 Gobrogge, Jean - 54,93 Godfrey, Bonnie - 63 Goecker, Shirley - 64 Goehmann, Maurine - 59,120,121 Goeres, Nola - 57,92,l31 Goerke, Bobs -- 62 Goetsch, Norma - 73 Goetz, Barb - 31 Goldenbogen, Dave - 70 Goodman, Marilyn - 31,48 Gottschalk, John - 66 Gottschalk, Roger - 56,81,91,133 Gove, Richard - 54 Grabowski, Dennis - 31,77,87 Graebner, Sandra - 58 Graete, Ed - 65,91,92 Graff, Fred - 66 Graichen, Connie - 71,81 Graichen, Judy - 31,84,92 Grams, Carol - 71 Grassel, Charlotte - 72,81 Graumann, Al - 66 Green, Sharon - 32' Gregory, Shirley - 32 Greif, Marilyn - 56 Greinke, Arlene - 32 Gremel, Kurt - 54,84,92,95,111 Grommet, Rich - 66 Gronseth, Lenore - 58,90,92 Grotelueschen, Dan - 119 Grotelueschen, Dave - 55,115 Gruenhagen, Dave - 69,91,119 YOUR CHURCH'S PENSION FUND FOR PASTORS AND TEACHERS OF THE LUTHERAN CHURCH - MISSOURI SYNOD Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes To you graduates we extend our most cor- dial congratulations upon the completion of your studies at our River Forest Concordia. Accept our best wishes for a long period of pleasant and ettective 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 for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Entrust the days of your retirement, under God's guidance, to Synod by ioining the Pension Fund as soon as you have entered work. We encourage our early participation. The sooner you ioin the Pension Fund, the larger wlli be your pension at retirement. THE BOARD OF SUPPORT AND PENSIONS 2IO North Broadway St. Louis 2, Missouri Most Concordians make their travel and vacation arrangements through MARKS TRAVEL SERVICE II34 CHICAGO AVE. - OAK PARK Why don't you ask some of your friends about the quality of their service, and then try it yourself? Gruenhagen, Ruth - 32,48 Gruetzmacher, Bob - 32,IOI,I03 Gruetzner, Ruth - 72,93 Grumm, Dave - 54,92 Grunewalcl, Karen - 65,79,93 Guebert, Eunice - 32,83,84,90,48,l20,I2l Gugel, Bob - 70,93 Gundlach, Ken - 87 Gutekunst, Pat - 7I Gutkowski, Anthony Haag, Clara - 6I Hacker, Bonnie - 59 Haenttling, Joyce - 63 Hagen, Marilyn - 32 Hageman, Ellen - 56,92 Hahn, Don - 6I Hahn, Marilyn - 6I Hakala, Richard - 65,93 Halbardier, Art - 66,77,87,92,94,I35 Halter, Don - 69,87,93,I I8 Hamann, Darlene - 73 Hammer, Fred Hammerstedt, Judy - 58,92 Handrick, Jim - 65,86,90 Hant, Linda - 83 Hantak, Sharon - 68 Hantak, Shirley - 68,76,78 Harders, Judy - 32,88 Hardt, Carolyn - 32,77,86 Hardy, Dave - 70 Harmeyer, Charlotte - 59 Harris, Karen - 32,86 Harris, Sonia - 58 Harting, Maxine - 33 Hartl, Linda - 72,93 Hartwig, Larry - 33,79,85,95,I0 Hassebrock, Carolyn - 63,97 Hasskamp, Jo -- 59 Hasz, Jan - 79,88 Hawkins, Roberta - 33,76,79,92 Hawlicheck, John Hedke, Ron - 70 Heimlich, Jerry - 33,85,I I8 Hein, Judy - 73,79,I04 Heinkel, Donna - 59,77,84,I2O,I2l Heinz, Ed - 33,IOI Heisler, Phil Heitger, Joyce - 33,82,90,96 Heitmann, Paul- 33 Hellmers, Norm - 66,8I,92,I I8,I4I Helmer, Sandy - 63,83 Hemke, Ann - 33,76,82 Hemsath, Carolyn - 58 Henke, Carol - 59,90 Hensley, Doug - 92,94 Hermann, Al - 5O,I I5,76,79,I05,l07,I08 H-erodes, Virginia - 72 Herwig, Mary - 33,96 Herz, Bob - 54,l I I Heubner, Wally - 69,93,l I0 Heuer, Elaine - 65,93 Hilgendorf, Erhardt Hilmer, Ron - 33,I4l Hilpert, Kathy Hinck, Rosie - 72,86 Hinrichs, Jan - 64 Hintz, Tom - 70,9I Hinz, Ken - 34,115 Hitzeman, Jim - 70 Hoebel, Fred - 34,92,I34,50,I4I Hoesman, Chris - 64 I,I02,I28 Hottman, Louise - 68 Hottmaster, Trudy Holnlschneider, Larry - 69,I I0 Hoglund, Ann - 63 Hoke, Brenda Holm, Gail- 34 Holschen, Howard Holt, Sandy - 34 Holtzen, Paulette - 60 Homeier, Maryann - 64,81 Hopkins, Susie - 7I Hopp, Jeannine Hopp, Jerry - 62,97 Hoppe, JoAnn - 34,94 Horn, Lois - 34,77,79 Howe, Paul - 34,85,95,I I6 Hoyer, Lois - 34,97 Hruska, Lorraine - 34 Hueflmeier, Melba - 34,84,I20 Hu-elskoetter, Jeanette - 60 Huerstel, Elizabeth - 35 Huttilz, Sharryn - 63,97 Hutlock, Nicki Huxhold, John - 56,92,I35 Hynous, Terry - 54,84,I I2 Irvin, Dawn - 72 Janetzke, Bruce - 65 Janisko, Dave - 77,87,35 Janisko, Gerald - 35 Janssen, Joanne - 35,I20,I2I Jensen, Ruth - 60 Jensen, Sandy - 73,78 Johnson, Dick - 70,9O,I I6 Jones, Ken - II6 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Jording, Dave - 69,93 Jungkuntz, Gay - 73 Junis, Judy - 57 Kahlfeldt, Carl Kahre, Don - 54 Kamischek, Jean - 73,93 Kamman, Keith - 65 Kammrath, Bill - 114 Kaponya, Judy - 65,93,138 Kappler, LaNell - 68,79,92 Kasch, Darlene - 64,80,83,91 Kassel, Bob - 35,115 Kay, Sally Kern, Stu Kernstock, Harvey - 69 Keup, Al - 114,116 Kiehle, Sue - 61,78 Kieschnick, John - 116 Kiittner, Kathy - 58,90 Kimsal, Ron - 55,117 Kinworthy, Jack - 35,77,88,92 Kionka, Carol - 62,93 Kionka, Kay - 35,92,93,94,96 Kirsch, Judy - 63,79 Kirsch, Bob - 62,118 Klama, Karen - 35,86,134 Klausmeier, Art - 66,74,79,84,111 Klausmeier, Bob - 65,87,93 Klebe, Edna - 73 Klemm, Lowell - 35 Klemp, Carol - 71,83,93 Klenz, Judy - 35 Klotz, Vern - 69 Kluender, Barb - 73,93- Klusmann, Jan - 73 Kniet, Kathy -- 36,86,134 Knight, Maggie - 58,87 Knippenberg, Joan - 60 Knobloch, Eileen - 36,131 Knoll, Magdalene - 36 Knust, Susan - 60' Koeber, Georgia - 63 Koch, Al - 36,8192 Kochendorfer, Karen - 60,725,120 Koehler, Harry - 56 Koehneke, Barb - 36,92 Koetke, Sue Kogelmann, Gerry - 55 Kohn, Larry - 65,91 Kontak, Annette - 63 Kooi, Bill - 70 Kopper, Pauline - 58,9O,112 Kopsell, Joyce - 61 Kosmatka, Bruce - 54,79,111,124 Kortlowski, Jean - 63 - Koym, Viv - 36,87 Kracht, Jim - 69,90 Krcigenbrink, Bruce Krafft, Larry Kramer, Paul - 66 Kratt, Alice - 58- Krause, Dave - 36,111 Krause, Joanne - 56 Krauskopf, Jeenine - 63 Kremer, Jim - 55,92 Kremer, Rich - 69,83,90,91 Krenzke, Tim - 86 Kressman, Karen - 58,90 Krieger, Denny - 55,116 Krikau, Jim - 69,87,91,92 Krone, Wally - 69,110 Kruckenberg, Lois - 64 Krudop, Normandie - 67,90 Krueclceberg, Dan - 62,96 Krueger, Norma - 61,114 Krueger, Bob - 65,85 Krumwiede, Loretta - 61,92 Krupski, Judy - 60,90 Krus, Sandy - 73 Kruse, Barb - 73 Kuerschner, Sharon - 57,86- Kuhlman, Dave - 36,80' Kuhr, June - 59 Kuker, Gerald - 69,92,93 Kuker, Lavonne - 73 Kullman, Russ - 66 Kums, Marie - 36,89 Kunkel, Bev - 36 Kunz, Beniamin - 37 Kuring, Kathy - 68,78 Kuschmann, Helmut- 69,118 Laatcsh, Tim - 62,92,93 Lampe, Mary - 56,90,92 Lams, Ted - 61 Large, Pat - 72,120,121 Last, Don - 66 Laucus, Barg - 64 Leeney, Lou Ann - 37,87 Lehman, Ron - 69,86 Lehman, Terry - 37 Leicken, Jeanne - 37,93,97 Leininger, Shirley - 37,56,79 Leins, Marilyn Lemke, Dorothy - 73 Lemke, George - 62 Lense, Mariellen - 73,90 Mason M-M-M . . i PETERSEN ICE CREAM CO. Marion and Chicago, Oak Park Lenz, Ralph - 69 Lenz, Sally Levenhagen, Lincla - 58,92 Lewis, Al - 66,91 Leyrer, Ruth - 71 Licht, Inge - 56 Lietz, Gene - 37,76,129 Lillie, Jim - 66,77,92,96 Lind, Gene Lindemann, Karen - 57 Linsenmann, Bruce Liske, Bob - 37 Litke, Alberta - 71 Lockner, Ron - 65,96 Lockwood, Daryl - 115 Loesel, Andy - 92,111 Loewe, Pat - 58 Logan, Diane - 37,87,48 Lohmeyer, Diane - 67,93 Lohrmann, Glenn - 62 Long, Leonard Loos, Darlene - 90,91 Loose, Sandy - 64 Lorenz, Dave - 61 Lovekarnp, Donna - 37,92 Ludtke, Bill - 87 Luecke, Gesine Luehring, Jan - 67 Luekens, Jane - 37,78,79 Luepke, Joyce - 60 Luke, Dave - 92,94,111 Lutz, Esther - 120,121 Lutz, Marty - 69,118 Lutz, Rich Lutze, Rick - 62 Lux, Marie - 64,80,91,130 Macaluso, Gloria - 68 Mack, Diane - 38 Modal, Amelia - 61 Mahler, Dave - 69,138,141 Mahoney, Sandy - 71,93,135 Maier, Al - 56 Maleske, Al - 56,117 Mampe, Ruth - 64 Mandeville, Carol - 67,93,97,124 Manka, Pat - 64 Manteuflel, Linda - 72 Manthei, Gayle Marquardt, Marilyn - 57 , Barb - 38,80,92 Martin Martin, Carol - 64,93 Martin, Karen Martin, Bob - 66 Masek, Jane - 60 Enid - 58 Meyr, Doris - 60 Mich-aelson, Carol - 67,84 Mielke, Dave - 701 Miles, Bob - 118 Miller, Barb - 58 Miller, Genia - 63 Miller, Lois - 63 Miller, Rich - 69,110,118 Misfeldt, Marilyn - 67,79,91 Mitchell, Clit? Moeckel, Sherrill - 63 Moehring, Pauline - 68,82,9O Moenning, Glenn - 65 Mohler, Dave Monie, Carol - 68 Monroe, Kay - 72,79,80,89,91 Moser, Teresa - 64,80 Mrosko, Gary - 38 Mueller, Anna - 67 McGhee, Mike - 65 McNemar, Mary - 64,82 Meinzen, Linda' Meissner, Betty - 58 Menter, Marilee - 60,80 Menz, Bill - 38,85,101,102 Merkle, Gene - 66,93 Merklinger, Linda - 62,82 Mueller, Dan - 318,115,117 Mueller, Don Mueller, Marilynn - 64,104 Mueller, Nancy - 38 Mueller, Norlene - 63,84,91,121 Mueller Dick - 7O,93,118 Mueller, Roger Muellner, Marcy - 71,88,11O Merritield, Al - 70 Merritt, Ron - 54 Messman, Loretta - 68,93 Meyer, Dave - 62,69,85,117 Meyer, Fred - 69,91 Meyer, Jerry - 92 Meyer, John - 91 Meyer, Michael - 62,86,93,14l Meyer, Ruthann - 38,81,91 Myczek, Jim - 65 Naos, Walter - 70- Nao, Naomi - 58 Naries, Barb - 60,120,121 Nast, Eldon - 55 Naumann, Dorothy - 60 l Neel, Carol Nehls, Bill - 65,90 Nelson, Joan - 38,9I Nelson, Norma - 64,96 Netzer, Gerhart - 70 Neubauer, Bob - 38 Neumann, Carolyn - ol Nichols, Ron - 66 Nicolaus, Jerry - 62 Nicolaus, Joan - 38,7I,8I Nieman, Hank - 70 Niemann, Jean - 67 Niemeyer, Sue - 62,76,9I,97 Niemi, Sandy - 39,93 Ninstil, Nancy - 59,9I,97 Nitz, Will - 39 Nobis, Sharon - 65 Noll, George - 54,I II Nordbrock, Mariorie - 60 Norden, Dorene - 59,76,80,93 Norrgran, Sally - 72 Nuechterlein, Sue - 39,97 Nystrom, Diane - 39,89 O'Connor, Bryan Oerktitz, Ken Ohlendort, Betty - 68,90 Oldenberg, Les - 70 Ophardt, Charles - 69 Oravec, Joanne - 58 Ott, Karen - 68 Ott, Lorraine - 67,90 Ottenbacher, Janet - 60,80 Otto, Karen - 39,48,86 Otto, Sandy - 39,57,79,92 Palachek, Doug - 54,85 Palmer, Jim Partyka, Joe Paul, Mary - 58,9l,92 Paulson, Elaine - 59,80 Payne, Carlton - 93 Pergancle, Sue Peterman, Chuck Peterson, Don - 55 Peterson, Ruth - 65,93,97 Petzoldt, Grace - 60 Platt, Joan Pfannkuch, Darrel - 54,92 Pflug, Betty - 64,93 Pfund, Phyl - 63,121 Phillips, Tom - 69,l I6 Pieper, Sharon - 67 Piering, Arnie - 62,85,9l,I I5,I I6 Piter, Joyce - 63 Pilot, Ken - 65,78,80 Pinske, Joyce - 65 Place, Betty - 73,90 Plath, Art - 39,50,66,77,79 Plath, Bill - 39,I05,IO6,I09 Pless, Linda - 60,80,9I Ploetz, Norma - 65,78,9I,96,I33 Poegel, Al - 69,90 Poellot, Sharon Polzin, Pat - 7I Pomeroy, Carol - 73 Pomeroy, Donna - 39,92 Pooker, Evie - 39,50,I I4 Pope, Alice Porter, Ron - 40 Prahl, Pat Presti, Rosie - 67,93,I20 Puelle, Virginia - 40 Pundt, Karen - 72 Qucindt, Sandy - 40 Raab, Carole - 7I Rabold, Margaret Rachow, Joyce - 73 Rachow, Sharon - 60 Radlce, Carol - 40,88,92,93,94,48 Radtke, Denny Raedeke, Carol - 57,83,87,I2I Ralcey, Gwen - 59 Rakow, Ernie - 54,97 Rapp, Carolyn - 4O,84,9l,49,l2O,I2I Raschke, Dorothy - 72,93 Rau, Chris - 70,79,85,I05,I08 Rausch, Rich - 4O,I05,IO7 Rauser, Peggy - 40,87,93,50,I29 Ream, Lois - 65,9l Recknagel, Nancy - 6l Reddeman, Karen - 63,97 Redeker, Dorothy - 60,80 Reeves, Carol - 56 Rehberger, Elise Rehmer, Ed - 69,l I0,I I6 Reigles, Jim - 70 Reima-nn, Mike Reimer, Chris - 40,76,85,IOI,I26 Reimer, Bill - 70 Reimers, Shirley - 60,76,90 Reineck, Lois - 63,9l,97 Reinke, Sherrie - 9I,97 Reinkensmeyer, Don - 70 Reinking, Ruth - 57,92,l35 Reith, Jo Ann - 7I Rempfer, Ron - III Renner, Marcus Renner, Diane - 68 ?' fk JIM 8. PETE'S f' 4 Italian Restaurant . . PIZZA . . SPAGHETTI MERCURY THEATER BLDG. FREE DELWERY 7232 W. N th El d P k OE'-Gdsfone 8-9856 mwoo or 7319 W. North River Forest Sunday 7:30 a.m.-I a.m. Mon. thru Thurs. 7 a.m.-I a.m. Forest 9-5377 and 9-9653 Fri. and Sat. 7 a.m.-3 a.m. Reschke, Helen - 71 Richter, Carl Rieke, Jan - 64 Riese, Mike - 86 Riethmeier, Ardythe - 63,90 Rietchel, Paula - 67 Rinderknecht, Dave 1 40 Rinkel, Bob 4 69,110 Riske, Arlene - 58 Rittmann, Dave - 78 Rodammer, Jean - 64,78,97 Rode, Ruth Rodenbeck, Dee - 40,57,79 Rodenbeck, Marilyn - 59,86,88,90,130, 135 Rodrian, Carol - 63 Roe-del, Trena - 68,120,121 Roeder, Chris - 61 Roehrig, Gene - 70 Roemke, Tom - 54,76,124 Roenz, Sandy - 41 Roe-sch, Betty - 41 Rogalski, Bob - 69,79,85,102 Rogers, Michael - 65 Rold, Jan -- 68,90 Ronsick, Glenn - 54 Rosche, Keith - 54 Roschke, Barb -- 58,131 Rosenberg, Rich - 93 Rosenthal, Charleen - 73 Rossnagel, Leanne - 57,77,92 Roth, Carol - 62 Roth, Dan - 66,85,91,111,1i7 Roth, Dave - 66,85,91,111,117 Roth, John - 70,77,79,9O,91,130 Rothe, Marsha - 67,150 Rout, Ken - 92,94 Rowsell, Dave Rubin, Dorothy - 60,92 Rudolph, Terry - 62 Ruehs, Sue - 60 Rueter, James Rueth, Lorna - 68 Ruhlig, Elvira - 41,78,90 Ruhter, Ruth - 41,81,92,94 Rummel, Sandy - 64 Runge, Ardell - 68 Rupp, Bob - 54,97,112,14O Rupprecht, Bob - 62,84,93 Rusch, Jean - 68,120,121 Ruth, Pam - 64,93 Rutkowsky, Karen - 62 Rutz, Pat - 62 Ryden, Lesley - 57,97,105 Sabo, Betty - 64 Sachtlehaben, Rog - 70,110,116 Sackreiter, Don - 69,116 Sadlon, Ann - 63,91,138 Saeger, Dave - 65 Sage, Linda - 71 Sakala, Sue - 61 Salat, Sharon - 71,97 Sanderson, Scott - 66,111,118 Sandfort, Tom - 55 Sandin, Marsha - 41,84,91 Sanger, Bob - 55 Sapatka, Sandy - 41 Sauer, Chuck' Sauter, Edith - 68 Schaar, Dennis - 70 Schaar, Jerry - 56,94 Schaeffer, Bob Schaffer, Joan - 64 Schaller, Carol - 41 Schanze, 'Billie - 56 Schartow, Eunice - 41,86 Schaus, Rita - 57,86 Scheck, Dan - 62 Schefit, Walt - 66,92,93 Scheibert, Irma - 72,81 Scheidt, Ellen - 41,91 Scheuchner, Deloras - 41 Schieter, Carl - 42,85,88,111 Schilf, Kenneth - 69 Schleef, Dietrick - 55 Schlemmer, Karen - 68,96 Schlemmer, Sharon - 58,83,9O Schmeckpeper, Sharon - 42' Schmidt, Barb - 58,78,92 Schmidt, Jiim - 70,79 Schmidt, Judy - 59,112,120,121 Schmidt, Lindsay - 421 Schmidt, Lois - 60 Schmidt, Sue - 57,91 Schmidt, Bill schmaf, Jim -115,235,101 Schmitz, Roberta - 71 Schmohe, Roger - 42,66,77,79,85,105 Schmoock, Dottie - 65 Schneider, Marilyn - 60,90 Schneider, Paul - 55,131 Schoenbeck, Carl - 62,105,118 Schoop, Dave - 56,89 Schott, Jan - 68 Schrader, Dave - 79,111,116 Schrader, Pat - 67 Schram, Barb - 64 MINISTERS LIFE . personal service tailored to the needs of Concordians. . presenting life insurance to fit the needs of the full- time church worker. 1 i A Tac John discusses his future plans Dick Frasch. Schramm, Judy - 671 Schreiber, Tray - 86 Schrieter, Cindy - 67,79,105 Schrieter, Sarah -- 64,93 Schrimper, Jan - 74,90,120,121 Schroeder, Roy - 70,93 Schroeder, Judy - 57,86,92 Schuette, Syl -- 42,86 Schuldt, Al- 66,79,111,116 Schulenberg, John - 55 Schulenberg, Evelyn - 61 Schult, Diane Schulteis, Don Schultz, Schultz, Schultz, Schultz Schultz, -72 - 56,88 Dave - 42 Linda 60 Loretta - 42 Mike - 66,95 Phyllis -42 Schumacher, Myron - 87,105,107 Schuppan, Martin Schuth, Jon - 65 Schutt, Michele - 73,80 Schwanke, Wayne Schwichtenberg, Joann - 42 Seggebruch, Karen - 65,9O,93 Seib, Donna - 68 Sietterlein, Dave - 69 Seim, Dave - Selberg, Helen - 42,90 Selking, Roger - 70,90 Sellke, Don - 85 Sellmeyer, James - 49,141 Sengele, Frecl Sengele, Dick Senne, Edna - 68 Sharum, Sue - 64 Shiever, Marvin - 61 Shopland, Pat - 59 Sietker, Dave - 70,93 Siehr, Marnie - 73 Siemro, Donna Siesennop, Linda - 58 Sieving, Ann Sipe, Elaine - 56,81 Siperek, Nancy - 64,91 Slavicek, Sharon Smith, Candace - 73,90 Smith, Dave - 69,93 Snurka, Bob - 62,84 Snyder, Gary Snyder, Jerry - 43,95 Socha, Janet - 60 Soderling, Sharon - 59,87,88 Speckhard, Sara - 73 Speier, Joyce Spicer, Bonnie - 58 Sprehe, Carol - 71,9O,91 Sprunger, Steve - 62,93 Spurgat, Sharon - 59,9O,91 Stadler, Len - 70,86 Stallman, Sharon - 68,97 Stamm, Joan - 59,9O,91,12O Stamm, John - 56,76,89,13O Stamm, Ken - 69 Stamm, Rich - 43 Starke, Rozanne - 59,84,12l Steeneck, Joyce - 43 Steffen, Jeanne - 43,48 Steidl, Dorothea - 43,88 Stein, Marilyn - 57 Steinmann, Donna - 62,84,88,120 Stelter, Carol - 43,135 Sterrner, Louise - 64,91 Stevens, Sharon - 63 Stevens, Sheila - 63 Stohlman, Roger Stoll, Al - 69,91 Stoppenhagen, Larry - 69 Storm, Lee - 43,84 Strahle, Bill - 43,76,77,95,141 Strasen, Cathie - 91,141 Strauss, Al - 69 Strefling, Diane - 83 Strege, John - 69,93 Streich, Dennis - 94 Streutert, Marti - 62,84,120,121 Strodl, Peter - 62 Strom, Pat - 72,913,124 Strowig, Carol Strubbe, Joe - 54,92,94 Stuckwisch, Don - 43,83 Studtmann, Hope Stumpt, Ellie - 73,90 Sturm, Bill - 56 Sulken, Joan - 43,92 Sutmaier, Rosemary - 64 Taylor, Barb - 44,97 Tedrahn, Marilyn - 68,90 Templin, Jeri - 57,87 Templin, Judy - 58,92,96 Tetting, Dave - 55,85 Tetz, Esther - 73 Tews, Rhoda - 64,88 Theiss, Rhonda - 44,92 Theye, Fred - 44 Thiel, Virginia - 44 Thieme, Otto - 65,86,97,135 GOSSAGE GRILL Sandwich Shop GEM CRAFT JEWELERS Hamburgers 5O'Xa discount on diamonds and Malts Chili name-brand watches. Carry Outs Forest 9-9645 7227 W. North River Forest Pittsfield Building 55 E. Washington Chicago 2 Congratulations From . AUTOMATIC MERCHANDISING C0 and The Management 81 Staff of CAMPUS CORNER Thierolq, Michael - 44 Thies, Carl - 55 Thomas, Bev - 44 Thompson, Bette - 71 Thorsen, Karen - 63,97 Thurn, Ruth - 57,84 Tiemann, Ernie - 66 Tilly, Virginia - 59,91 Timm, Barb - 59 Timm, Diane - 64,84,12O,121 Timm, Eunice - 58 Tischer, Bev - 56,81,112 Tischkau, Marilyn - 59,92 Toekelt, Mary - 64 Toenies, Carol - 60,92 Toenies, Joan - 68,90,124 Toennes, Judy - 72,90 Toensing, Carol - 44 Toepke, Darlene - 57,91,12O Toepper, Marge - 63,96 Tomastick, June - 44,91,92' Tostrud, Gail - 64 Trinklein, Judy - 44,92,48 Tuschy, Eunice - 44,84,120,121 Unger, Lois - 67,90 Unland, Susan - 68 Vance, Jim - 54,85,111,119 Vaughan, Harry - 45,91 Venter, Gladys - 57,92 Vierck, Dennis - 70 Vilmo, Karen - 92 Vimtrup, Joanne - 64 Vogel, Carol - 60,83 Vogel, Gay - 45,87 Vogel, Irma - 45,79,91,48 Vogel, Ruth - 45 Voigt, Gisa - 45,77,83,87,92,129 Vollrath, Paul - 55,80,81 Vorwerk, Dale - 65 Voth, Annette - 45' Voth, Fred - 45,82,92 Wachholz, Don Wachholz, Eugene - 65 Waldvogel, Diane - 59 Walenter, Shirley - 45,91 Walker, Roger - 66,86 Walle, Kathy - 72 Wangerin, Judy - 63,78,93,97 Wargo, Nancy - 71' Wargo, Paul - 45,78 Warneke, Judy - 73,90 Warnke, Lois - 58,84,13O,131 Watt, Sandy - 67 Waugh, Everett - 45,91 Weber, John - 63 Wedel, Marion - 57,130 Wedell, Adeline - 68 Weerts, Nancy - 61 Wegehaupt, Dick - 69,79,85,105,108,116 Wegner, Karla - 71,93 Wehmeyer, Judy - 60,79,92,94 Weigelt, Ellen - 4-6 Weimer, Margaret - 65,93 Weismantel, Paul - 46 Weiss, Mike - 66 Weiss, Tom - 63,85,116 Welke, Gloria - 63 Wenger, Geraldine - 58 Wentland, Jim - 54 Wenzel, Janet - 59 Werdin, Dave - 90,91 Werling, Jo - 46,78,79,104,128,129 Werner, Delmar Wesche, Elaine - 72,79,86,130 Weslock, Larry - 54 Weslock, Terry - 56 Whiteside, Dick - 7O,93,118 Widmann, Helen - 90 Wiechmann, Judy - 64 Wien, Judy - 68 Wiese, Kathy Wiese, Mary - 46,891 Wildt, Larry - 69 Wi-Ike, Tom - 46 Wilken, Ardelle - 58,911 Willason, Ev - 62,85,102,116 Wille, Mel - 62 Wilson, Alice - 73,87,93i Wilson, Sandy - 65,86 Winkelmann, Ed - 55,105 Winter, Karen - 60,86 Wischmeie-r, Henry - 70 Wischmeier, Don - 46,79 Wischmeier, Judy - 64 Wismar, Rich - 46,80 Wismar, Ron - 62,81,141 Witt, Sue -- 46 Witt, Wi'lliam - 46 Witte, Carol - 59,92 Witte, Dick - 46,101,118 Witto, Janeene - 73 Wohlhueter, Bonita - 64,80,81,90 Wohlken, James Wolff, Garry - 47 Wollin, Ken - 56 Woo, Gin - 47 Wood, Rita - 68 Wright, Ruth - 65,79,93 Wuensche, Charles -- 47 Wuensche, Elmer Wunderlich, Elroy - 47 Wunderlich, Helen - 60 Wunderlich, Lynn - 71 Wyant, Dave - 62,90 Yagow, Kay - 64,86 Young, Brian - 69,93 Zabel, Mary Lou - 47,68,78,79 Zahn, Judy - 61 Zahn, Marlene - 131 Zahn, Tom - 55,83,97 Zakrison, Gordon - 54,83,96 Zapotocny, Doug - 54,111 Zehnder, Liz Zehnder, Jim - 54,85,95f Zehnder, Marty - 7O,9O,117 Zehnder, Mel - 47,85,95,101,1O Zickler, Joyce - 71,93 Zickuhr, Jari - 47,78 Zimmerman, Catherine - 68 Zimmermann, Jerry - 65 Zuehlsdorf, Carolyn - 65,93 Zurstadt, Helen - 63,78 2,112,128 FACULTY AND STAFF Abel, Edna Afteldt, Waldemar - 9,13,18 Bohr, Richard - 21 Baker, Virginia - 19 Barnes, Charles - 21 Bartell, Marvin - 10,17,10O Becker, Seigbert Behnken, Audine - 20 Berg, Lillian Besch, Gordon O. Bevan, Marjorie - 20 Birr, Lillian - 20 Bohrloch, Curt - 21 Bollwinkel, Carl - 17,90 Bourke, Delores - 21 Brieschke, Harold - 19 Brockberg, Harold - 12,100,118 Bruskewitz, Clara - 20 Bunies, Paul- 15 Burroughs, Edna - 21 Busse, Robert - 14,89 Casper, Frank - 21 Chambers, Elsie - 20 Cohrs, Arthur - 14 Colvin, Eleanor - 20 Comstock, Marie - 20 Cooley, Marylou - 20 Corrigan, Lillian - 20 Culver, Max DerDerian, Rosa - 21 Dilloway, Paul - 21 Domke, Hedwig - 21 Domroese, Kenneth - 17 Drews, Clarence - 18 Duffy, Margaret Dull, Gertrude - 10 Dumler, Marvin - 10,13 Edwards, William - 19 Englund, Charles - 17 Erickson, Kay - 21 Etzler, Carol - 20 Foerster, Lloyd - 13' Foster, Ulric - 17 Froehlich, Charles - 11,16,81 Fuith, Fred - 21 Gehrke, Ralph - 11 Gieschen, Thomas - 15,92 Glick, Ruth - 20 Glock, Albert Golz, Alfred - 21 Golz, Martha - 21 Golz, Paul - 21 Gotsch, Herbert - 15 Gotsch, Richard - 11 Greising, Robert Gross, Herbert 18 Grotelueschen, Paul - 10,16,78 Hageman, Robert Hagen, Martha - 21 Hahn, Arvin - 18 Halter, Carl - 9,1'5,76,91 Harmison, Ervin - 21 Haubenstricker, John - 10,12 84100116 Heidtke, Evelyn - 15 Heinitz, Kenneth - 16,96 Hennig, Julia M 14,90 Heyne, Eunice 9,81 Hildner, Victor - 15 Hillert, Richard - 14 Hodge, Jenny - 20 Hoehne, Ruth - 21 The Editors of the 1963 Pillars wish to thank Prof. Roy V. Schoenborn, faculty advisor, Mr. Don Hamrin and American Yearbook Company, and Mr. Milas of Milos Studios for their suggestions and professional help. We also wish to extend special thanks to Prof. Henry L. Lettermann for writing the poetry which appears throughout the book to correlate our theme. We hope you will enioy this yearbook as much as we have enioyed producing it for you! BLUE CAB CO. ROY 5TR0Nl RUBBISH ENGINEERS radio dispatched We never refuse refuse EUClid 3-2121 FOrest 9-1740 Q Hohmann, Marie Lehmann, William 9,11,16,86 Pieper, Martin - 17 Holub, Vaclav Lettermann, Henry - 16 Poellot, Daniel - 11,80,142 Hotlen, Curtis Levell, Charles Poepp, Marshall - 20 Levell, Helen - 20 Popp, Clarence - 21 lsenberg, Joan - 13 Lichtenberger, James - 12,110,118 Popp, Elmer - 21 lsenberg, Wesley - 11 Link, Marga - 14 Pralle, Frederick - 11 Ivey, Carl - 13 Lohman, Everett - 19 Frinz, Andrew - 18,89 Lorenz, Albert - 21 Pursley, Frances - 20 Janzow, Samuel - 11,16 Jenne, Natalie - 14 Johnson, Erma Johnson, Linda - 20 Jungemann, John - 10,16,86 Kalas, Marleah - 20 Keil, Gladys - 20 Kiessling, Nicholas Killian, Norris Kirst, Robert - 16 Koehnelce, Martin - 4,124,126,142 Koeneke, Verla - 19 Koenig, Frances - 12,84,12O,121 Koepp, Herbert - 19 Koosmann, Shirley -- 21 Koosmann, Sylvia -- 21 Krause, Victor - 13 Krausse, George - 21 Kreiss, Paul - 16 Kruse, Wilfred - 10 Kuehnert, Theodore - 18 Kusmik, Cornell - 13 Kusmik, Jane Lakie, Richard - 21 Lange, Richard - 17 Latzke, Henry - 13 Leege, David - 18 - -4- -- ------4 -- -----', - - -1?-fa. Mach, Elyse - 141 Martin, Walter - 13,89 Maurer, Albert- 12 McConnell, Harlan - 14 Meissler, Judy - 12,84,120,121 Menke, Emma - 14 Mensing, Morella - 13 Miller, Clara - 15 Miller, Elfrieda - 13 Mischniclc, Louise - 21 Mischnick, Walter Moeller, Astor - 21 Moeller, Martha -- 19 Morrison, Edith - 10,16 Mundinger, Paul - 11 Naurath, Elfriede Neeb, Martin - 10,16 Neilsen, George - 9,18 Noess, Lulu - 19 O'Brien, Ralph Oesterreich, Roland - 16 Ore, Charles - 15,92' Panlce, Joyce - 14 Peterson, Walter - 17 Raabe, Lillian - 10 Radlce, Merle - 16 Rast, Lawrence - 14 Reinitz, Arnola - 10,12 Reinke, Ralph --12 Rhea, David - 18 Richard, Mary - 20 Robert, Karl - 18 Roberts, James 10,13 Rock, Harold - 17 Rohlfing,'Harold - 15,90 Rose, Lois - 20 Rosin, William - 18 Rountree, Karl Rubow, Carol - 12 Ryan, Helen - 21 Sanders, Karen - 21 SanFilippo, Ruth ,Scaer, Carl - 16 Schad, Pat- 15 Schaefer, Elva Schaper, Eltrieda - 21 Schaper, Louis - 21 Schlueter, Gertrude - 16 Schmidt, Steven --13 Schmieding, Alfred Schnittker, Ruth - 20 Schoenborn, Roy Schoepke, Lenora - 10 Schueler, Kenneth - ll Schuenoman, Lillian - 20 Senske, Al Shewrnaker, Ken -- 18 Sieving, Eldor Spitz, Donald - 12,105,119 Spurgat, Frederick - 19 Spurny, Theresia - 21 Stein, David - 16 Stensby, Orlow Stiller, Lilli Stoeckel, Agnes Stoeclcel, Robert Streufert, Victor - 18 Strietelmeier, Betty - 20 Strom, Alvina - 19 Strzoda, Johanna -21 Swibold, Suzanne - 13 Timcnt, Osvald - 21 Tiernagel, Neelak Turner, Chester Uirti, Roger - 11 Vahl, Ruth - 20 Vehl, Walter Waldschmidt, Carl - 9,15,139 Wangerin, Walter - 1l Wasler, Helga - 21 Weber, Esther - 20 Weinhold, John - 17 Weiss, Hildegarde - 20 W-eiss, Renata - 20 Weige, Robert - 21 Wilson, June - 20 Wrege, Evelyn - 21 Wrege, Vera - 21 WUIFF, Gloria Wunderlich, Marvin Zeddies, Leslie - 14 DERBY LINEN suPPLY co. 1 3330 W. 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