Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)
- Class of 1972
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Q,-i 1f, , ', . ff gif- .4-:gy . -N,--'5:, f. jf Pi 'K' ix' A I r .. '. 1: - - V' -4 ' ' QS' .!l'Tl..L ' 1 . 5.:gg.-- Egg' ' 1.1: 5. ,1 1 A . f:,f?g,. ,Q W V . 1 1 1 ,ja 1-1. 1' 1.5 H I. x ! 1 'i W + N it 1 it i KLINCK MEMORIAL LIBRARY CCECOfdl8 Teachers Collego Rioiffiiifi Ffirosrici Ifliliioo , cfTfYiif.'. CONCORDIA TEACHERS COLLEGE RIVER FOREST, ILLINOIS Lois Hasenyager, Editor IVIrs. Dressler, Advisor 1972 PILLARS 'I When I think of yesterday I think of college where everything begins and ends. Of the morning mist and glaring sunlight And of the changing of the seasons and how I seemed to be changing with them. As the year progressed the campus changed and so did I. 2 Q EE EE Ez, I r I! m 5 5 9 E E1 E 5 ,. I I .IV During those short walks to class I would grope in the muck among the other people. Some of them smiled at me. It meant hello That was all there was. But some days there was more than just a smile. Sometimes we stopped to solve world problems. Thinking was best in the morning before class, walking on the sidewalk, crowded with people who were also thinking as we passed each other. The faces reminded me of some experience or thought and faded from thought to thought, each ending and beginning with a face. ..,, l v,....,..........g.g:ld'v 'N jx My K Vilflfiltl I . - in F s.,y -JL! 7' 5s 1' I think of those busy administrators, those endless meetings to determine the Whos, the whats, and, more important, the whys. I wonder why I never investigated, why I never searched out the answers for myself except that everything was beautiful and I was happy. IVIy mind was elated by images and experiences. I think of it still more. Questions were darkened by the cool dimness of content. A6 1 f I K I Q , . i , ' L . 2 'W v.. .X ,Q.,' nyg., - A s1fFQr'fQ 'Q 'QW' H. V? QL ,.-.. 1 x ' if ' ?'5 Lil J-4.. L 1 -N! x , we 5 Y. Blu'n,g ' ' A--V , V Q? i E+ , ,1- ' .. 1 h,,M, gi VW. ,,.!4, ' ' Ev- Q rf' ffagf ,. 4-1... I fr .V,. I! 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Opportunity to reach, but not necessarily to receiveg opportunity to think, but not necessarily to believe. But most of all I remember the people, for they are Concordia. IUC 1, 4 S. .-1' 1 f 1 Xia? I 'S if, I xv VA -2 .L,. - 4 . . Y' ' I 4' 5 i ,Ae ff 1 I 1 it Here we are, altogether As we pray wetll always be Join we now as friends, and celebrate The brotherhood we share, all as one. Keep the fire burning, kindle it with care, And we'll all join in and sing. Here we are, altogether as we sing our song As we sing our song, joyfully. Here we are, altogether As we pray we'll always be. Clorify the Lord, with all our voices Show him we're sincere by all our deeds. Shout the joys of freedom everywhere, And we'll all join in and sing. Here we are, altogether As we sing our song, joyfully. Here we are, altogether As we pray we'll always be. Let us make the world an Alleluia! Let us make the world a better place. Keep a smile handy, have a helping hand, Let us all join in and sing! 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I, 1 m f sw 4 I ,I , , '52 W , L mt . 5 3 A 55 'N-,, 1 6 Nw? Q-----...H-ma-m-5 ,,3.,,., Classes 1250 students -those persons with whom we eat, sleep, study and play. 'Wttti Students with more than four years age difference all working A for a common cause: survival. Sympathetic listeners, and why not, we all share the same gripes unbearable professors Szabo Food Services Health Services - with their miraculous cures. These 1250 persons are sources of sorrow and joy of disappointment and satisfaction of anger and love of a continuing urge to keep trying. I I M awww'- . Y iz., Y' ,? i 5 , W 2 I , f W4 V. , .f , ., ., , , g ,VVA g 6 Qi- ' ' ' rw. Q wp Q MH- G 5 gf r -I .nav-www -2 , ' gl -. .: 'V , , , 4 u ,. A ' ? . ?Z 54 ,gear Seniors. . . Q . 1. 1,1 . X 4. 5' ' Q 1 W 'f bf . gg, ,wp Senior Year That inexhaustable source of questions and never answers, only guesses. That year which makes the first three years worthwhile - so anticipated so full of dreams and fears. Just what does the future contain? an inner-city call to New York City? marriage - a new life in itself? a new life, a new dream? A devotion to the future generation, to the shaping and molding of their minds. In this era of present change we have explored the deepest ocean and walked upon the moon, And created a new people for a new future. Perhaps we will see fit to devote our minds to discovering the eanh and each other. .1 W - 1 'Seam K Wumfxln ffhvn is Frank Ahrens Wendy Aiello Steven Allmon Mary Ann Andersen Virginia Ashman Janet Baacke Ellen Baker Bontilou Bartel Sharon Bauer Diane Bautz Linda Becken Helene Begovicn Barbara Bendele Carol Bernthal Deana Betts Christine Beyer Susan Beyer Marianne Bischoff Connie Bohlmann Nancy Borth Linda Bozec Ada Bremer David Bremer Ronald Bruggeman Richard Brinkley Bonita Brown Caryn Buchhorn Larry Buchhorn Jan Buelow Paul Buelovv Norma Bunge Dennis Carlton 20 Judy Chin Tina Chuck Cheryl Clabaugh Deborah Conner Jay Cornils Karen Cowan Rebecca Cross Sandra Davert Lois Davignon Lois Denninger Janet DeQuin Diane Diehl Darlene Dobberstein Jeanette Doctor Nancy Dorsch Beth Doversberger Linda Drobner Donna Duehing Robert Eckert Lynn Ehrenwerth Barbara Eickhoff Linda Eigbrett Beth Elbert Susan Enders Donna Erber Curtis Eschels Thomas Fahl Elaine Fellwock Wayne Flanagan Jayne Frauenhoff Gary Friedrich Beverly Funke 22 Kathleen Gallup Jan Geerdes Larry Gerling Gail Getzlaff Cecelia Gioe David Glanz Sandra Goodwick Cathleen Graf Shauna Graham Marilyn Greatrix Dahlas Gergory Donna Gregory ,iw- :. W S Rebecca Greunke Lea Ann Grewe Lois Hageman Karen Hallemeier 23 Caroi Halnon Marlene Hamrnes John Hammon Carolyn Hannebutt Kathy Heeszel Jan Heldmann Judith Heimsoth Pamela Hein Mary Hellmann Carol Henry Edeltraud Hering Jeffery Hering Barbara Hermann Steven Herndon Linna Hess Nancy Hileman 24 A --. J,.,, , V -.a.M.,,......,......t .,,. ...W W., A.f, .-Wm :--v-ff--wrw-w-w-ur- Judy Hilgendorf Peggy Hoffman Chris Holls Sue Homuth 10N 9 Faith Hungerford Barbara Jacobs Christine Javer Doris Johnson Bonnie Judkins Nancy Karnatz Lori Keller Patricia Kiefer Nancy Kiel Eloise Kieschnick Kristine Kiltz Daniel Kimble lVlaret Kips Del Klaustermeier Sharon Klein William Klick Ruth Knoblauch Wayne Knolnoff Wendy Kodat Lora Koenig Ellen Koslofski Arlene Kraemer Kathryn Kramer Ruth Kramer Bonnie Kranz Donald Kratz Julie Kroening Susan Kropp 26 ...W,.,,..........., o..-.,. , ---A John Krueger Glen Kuck Deborah Kuhn Darina Lamont L Janet Lehenbauer Deidree Lenea Gregory Levan Susan L'Hommedieu Martha Lutz Joan Lux Barbara Mains Susan McCIenaghan Gale McKim Carla Melendy Jane Meyer Paul Mills ' 27 Walter lvlischnick Elizabeth lvlontie .Jean Moy Irene Nluirbrook Barb Neff Randy Niemann Christine Noll Phyllis Noteboom if X Jean Oelrich Jan Olson Glenna Ott Gail Owens Richard Paape Lynn Pelletier Susan Petermann Sheridan Peterson 28 'l i -M. f? r .. j H .91 'I Z' 1 si Linda Phillips Daryl Pichan Nancy Pingel Linda Potter Evelyn Prerost Cynthia Radtke James F?3WliF1QS Jodell Rechtin Karen Reither Richard Richter Susan Richter Janet Riesenberg Lydia Reithmeier Sharon Ritchey Rhonda Roemke Charlene Roschke Judy Roschke Robert Rosin Phyllis Ruggier James Russell Phyllis Salerno Debbie Samuel Brenda Sanders Debbie Sattler Pamela Saville Mary Scale Jon Scheiwe Yvonne Scheperle Carolyn Schindler Daniel Schlensker Carole Sohlie Gail Schmidt 30 V 3 i l i l -Jig Terry Schmidt Janice Schmook Ruth Schrieber Ruth Schroeder Tom Schroeder Kathleen Schuster Ellen Schweitzer Kathleen Scully Karen Sedorook Holly Silverthorn Cathie Simo Marian Simonsen Linda Sobottke Linda Spannenberg Carolyn Sparks Joseph Speakman Lucie Stelter William Steyert Michael Stock Kathleen Stoffelt Kathy Storm Donna Strang William Strang Mary Streufert Marcia Strussenberg Mary Stuckert Gail Sullican Nancy Swanke Karen Toeplce Lynn Tomchaney William Trost Susan Turner 32 Barbara Vallesky Rebecca Vaudt John VauQh J3CClUe'llW9 VHHCCO Elizabeth Vorwith Carol Voss Donna Wagner William Wallace Dale Wallinger Dennis Wallinger David Wallis Gail Walters Kathleen Wardin Gregory Werdin John Westfall Katherine Whipkey 33 Roger Whitney Joann Wiesehan Donn Wilson Daryl Witte it 3 3 fi 3 4' 1 El if J at Jon Witte Gary Woehlke Cheryl Wulfert Marlene Wyse Deborah Yuerhs 34 i it i I i i i F i f I l I i E i i 1971-1972 Interns Internship is that program whereby students elect to student teach their junior year and to then teach for one full year before returning to Concordia for their senior year. The Intern receives placement for his year of teaching just as do the graduation seniors, with a call received on Call Night. This year the Internship Program received its greatest response, with fifty-two students interning in fifteen different states, spanning the United States from Hawaii to Texas to New York. Richard Allmon Dallas, Texas Warren Baumgart Glendale, New York Millie Bellin Saint Louis, Missouri Vicki Blomenberg Schaumberg, Illinois Jane Boettcher Warren, Michigan Linda Brewner Des Plaines, Illinois Dennis Briel Buffalo, New York Karen Broomfield Amarillo, Texas Gail Diedrich Arlington Heights, Illinois Linda Douglas Kewanee, Illinois Richard Durham New York, New York Jean Ellersieck Hyattsville, Maryland Kathleen Frentzel Harlingen, Texas Linda Grossman Charter Oak, Iowa Ann Hahn New Haven, Indiana Kenneth Hartman Park Ridge, Illinois Emma Hartmann Denver, Colorado Metta Heublien Schaumberg, Illinois Val Hill Peorka, Illinois Bernita Jording Oak Park, Illinois Carol Kahre St. Peter, Illinois Sharon Kendall River Grove, Illinois Fred Kindelberger Superior, Wisconsin Sally Konsdorf Chaska, Minnesota Margaret Kresin Edwardsville, Illinois Michael Naleieha Houston, Texas Janet Neumueller Detroit, Michigan Elizabeth Nielsen Stelleville, Illinois Patsy Csborne Roseville, Michigan Claudia Pautz Harwood Heights, Illinois Michael Peitsch Big Rapids, Michigan Val Phillips Harwood Heights, Illinois Robert Pottschmidt Westwood, New Jersey Robert Raasch Wahaiwa, H awaii Sharon Rahn LaPorte, indiana Veronika Rhode Chicago, Illinois Del Reimer Elgin, illinois Karen Rinck Denison, iowa Kathy Schneider Lebanon, Wisconsin Eunice Schroeder Hammond, Indiana Dan Sendzik New York, New York Barbara Springer Amarillo, Texas Glen Steinbrenner Bronxville, New York Ruth Strege Detroit, Michigan Norma Stumpp Staten island Christine Susan Little Rock, Arkansas Bryant Taylor Chicago, illinois Dennis Uecker Lincoln Park, Michigan Dwan Welty Griffith, indiana Steve Wenger Buffalo, New York Steve Wentzel Florissant. Missouri Kay Wornardt Elgin, Illinois Juniors Junior Year When suddenly the future means more than all the yesterdays combined, A year of really settling down recuperating from the Farm starting to take sequence courses thinking in terms of a potential teacher. It is suddenly becoming interested and involved in the courses no more KT but music ed flvle? Sing in front of thirty others?'?J enduring a 7:30 class One more year as a student l-ley, l'm just getting used to this campus! this campus: how it's changed since freshman year this campus: not much grass more grass than you think. Yesterday is a thing of the past, tomorrow is almost at our grasp. Suddenly, life has a different meaning. N. sq-4' 1 ' . ,' ,AW ! 1 Y' . . i QV ' 3,2 'SQ is F, .W.1, iff' 1- is 5 , ' i ,ii w 4 W it-V , QQ 7' '-if W '-,mi 4 1. ir i f an s, wi? fl W a' iv gda' A fi r' ' lf 'r, 7 ., L d 1, .f,.: V 551.2 .U s V . .--. ., 2 , QM-f ' I 5 A , wifi J ,4 , . . H A W , 41 . ra .,4--f' 1?'i!,,- ' . 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Sophomore Year That year of finally being an upperclassman and being able to command a freshman to sing the Alma Mater - which you probably have forgotten For girls, it's being able to pay that ten dollars each quarter for self-regulatory hours. lt's the year of the big choice - secondary or elementary?? what do I want for my sequence'?? It's sharing the same faculty advisor with over six hundred other students - a real personal situation. But sophomore year is when you can finally feel you know your classmates and share a common bond with them. A little more maturity than ever before, thoughts of high school fade away and lose their importance. Yesterday is a remembrance, tomorrow is still a dream. -rffvvf :grin Q 4 1. I il. 1. i, + :Am . .gi x 9,5 M -I r qw. 3... 1 6' ni.. , ' k ? ' ' . 1 f ,ir A 'S -Q H 4. 4 7 , W . ,4 LQ, ii... W g 'V gw f Q 5. 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Beverly Svehla Michael Taylor Chris Teske Pat Tiarks Barb Toepke Debbie Troope Scott Vahldick Kathy Warstler Lori Wendling Steven Wente Ruth Wiedenmani Jeffrey Wilke Mark Wilson Deborah Witte Sally Woollet Dee Dee Wyatt Nancy Zelent Dave Zem ke Students Not Pictured Seniors: Terry Aalborg Larry Airhart Ronald Allen Irene Anderson Sharon Ashbaught Randal Baganz Karl Baumrucker Alan Becker Kathleen Bein Sally Bender David Berdis Ruth Blundell James Bowman Linda Braser Paula Burich Ruth Burkhardt Christine Casterson Gary Chapman Edward Coles James Conrad Charles Dreesen John Emslie Robert Evans David Faith Peter Faur Mary Gibson Edwin Glascock Rhonda Goeres Lana Gogonas William Groskotf Martin Magenow Robert Hanson Robert Hauch David Helden James Hrdlicka Robert Kerman Noel Kirsch Timothy Klahr Gregory Kreis Linda Maegolin Craig Mahavolic Joseph Mannion Linda Mendonsa Elizabeth Meyer Paul Mills Nancy Mueller Carl Neuman Thomas Pautz Denise Pedersen Barbara Podesta James Roth Christina Schmidt Darlene Schneider Mary Ann Schwanke Paul Sorgatz Mark Spletzer John Stallmann Donn Trautner Ruth Upton Beverly Wegner Pamela Wensel Oliver Williams Terrayne Wlttrock Donna Yankunas George Zoebl Juniors: Michael Austin Paul Bahr Mary Lou Barthelt Janice Bernard Allan Beveridge Marcia Bichsel Kathy Bresemann Dan Brunworth Jan Budnik Ron Bullens Mark Burger Keith Burkett Olivia Chase Robert Cook Alan Day Jim Derry Kanella Diakomis Kathy Eickstadt Gary Eller Bruce Etzel Gary Faith Herman Fiess Alan Flynn Sandi Forster Connie Gallaway Janette Gier Joel Glawe Emilyn Glocker Loretta Graffort Louis Griebler Barb Haggett Tim Halter Marilyn Hansa Linda Harmeyer Bob Herald Judy Hesemann Bob Heublein Debbie Hinz Jennifer Huber Jan Hucko Val Human Beth Kahre Dave Kieschnick Gerald Klonke Jan Kluegel Woody Kraemer Anela Kristalek Jett Kuhn Ed Levy Liz Lombard Mark Looker Laura Manz Vicki Mayer Mike McKean Bob Mentzel Gayle Meskemin Gerry Mestek Mike Mnjorkava David Morris Terry Morrison Warren Munzel Richard Nordmeyer Sherry Palm Donna Pankow Mark Piel Jim Platt Trudy Rawlings Curt Renner Jim Rippe Sandi Robinson Linda Rock Kathy Rowald David Rubke Donna Ryser Tim Sass Paul Sautter Gary Schnepel Walter Schwerin lda Smith Nancy Stanton Linda Telander Richard Trah Lois Trebull Keith Vanselow Dick Wagie Debbie Watson Jan Wehrmeister Carol Woehrle Bill Young Sophomores: Linda Aikens Dave Auenhamer Cindi Bauldauf Rich Berrill Mike Blase Mark Brink Steve Bronner Brenda Brunner Elaine Buettner Werner Chesna Ed Colvin Wendy Dominkck Marilyn Fahl Linda Furukawa Rick Hahn Dale Hauser Mark Heinecke Bob Hellstramd Jim Hoppe Emma Kaufman Dan Killion Scott King Norman Koy Jim Oestreich Nancy Ottens Judy Riess Kathy Roberts Sue Schleet Barb Schroeder Judy Schultz Alan Sievers George Spielhaupter Elaine Strickland Charles Strohacker Nancy Taylor Jim Vallesky Freshmen: John Allen Joe Babchack Debbie Boehm Ed Bower Kay Borughton Pat Bulejski Jacqueline Cummings Tom Cybula Jim Eickrich Judy Fabrici Anna Forster Steve Gehrke Earl Geier Gail Giradini Barb Guest Ed Heinrich Donn Hemple Raymond Hirth Jo Ann Hoess Roy Hohenstern Carla Holstein Alice Jensen David Karunakaran Bridget Kerstener Gary Knoll Karen Kretzmann Ruthellen Marton David Meyer Janice Moles Laura Peters Linda Pfister Gregg Peutz Vicky Rubin Eric Rusnak Carl Sorgatz Liz Theobild Barb Weith Corinne Will Lynda Wilson .2 4 ' lx' I . K 2 53533 In ,Q it 4 iw 1 1? 73: gf f211'v?fsvefQ,'w , ,S .Tiff 'iw :Tj ., '-'Zh f fbi 'Qw- 1-:sv wmv' Q.:- win: .f.,3:. 2 251336 ' ' ' ,Lv A 7:2-ti., : fr, 1 p 22-.1 vi! 1 . V ,gm My ,S X f 1 v .. 5- ? fig wi ,P . Am r rf, ! ff 2 2 X 4' 5 J ' I ,I -.4 1, . 1? G ,J gi' g ,1 , x , ,V 2 ni I ! A 1 V' Just what is a CTC Professor? He's a rare breed of animal, vegetable and mineral that's got something about sacrifice. He could probably be making lots more money elsewhere and be lots happier, Yet, for some reason, he's here now making you miserable. Oh, sure, some of them are sad, too - some of them are real sad. But most of them are OK - real pals. Every now and then you get one who gives out blanket A's and goes out drinking with the guys. But more often than not, you end up with a guy who walks into class the first day and says, For tomorrow, read the first twenty chapters and be prepared for a test. Faculty and Admin stration tfihl 5 I 'W ' V V ,, Y,-XLT' I 4 1 vi H X 1 I V ..,. PI.f-.Qi 1 ,. 5,3--,Q , I '-. 3 Z3':,f V ' , .,,, 'y'--3-,, ,. '. , -'-. :. , ,,- ..-N1 5 1 , Q, g my .ww ,aw-.ns .... a ly ..N,m Aw 5 , , , ,W , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,.7,1:L Alpha and Omega The day is almost omega. Soon alpha is at hand. How many alphas and omegas are there left? He is Alpha and Omega, So there are many days ahead. How will He allot the days to me? The days are His to give, The days are mine to live. How will l live what He gives? I will wait on Him to give. He will wait on me to live. So shall He and I give to live Together. Just a few days shy of the omega of my presidency and of the alpha of my new calling, I commend each one of you to that blessed togetherness with Him Who has embraced us in His love and to that meaningful togetherness with each other which is also a mark of His grace in our lives. Anything and everything which seeks to disrupt or destroy our togetherness with Christ and in Christ is diabolic. Let no one try to sanctify any efforts to divide Christ or His body with holy words or pious deeds. Rather, give yourselves to the task given you: the ministry of reconciliation. Give yourselves joyfully, devoutly, and unswervingly to that godly goal. Let it be the theme of your ministry from alpha to omega for the sake of Alpha and Omega. Martin L. Koehneke, President Softly We Whisper That Sad Word, farewell Board of Control: Seated: Dr. A. R. Kretzrnann, IVI.L. Koenneke, Rev. E. I-ioppel, lVIr. R. Eggerding. Standing: Mr. K. Vragel, Mr. L. Forster, Mr. R. Brauer, Rev. J. Lutze, IVir. M. Duensing. a Bat at CARL F. HALTER Director of Public Relations, Professor of Music. DAVID T. STEIN Dean of Student, Assistant Professor of Speech 4' i ROBERT R. SCHROER Associate Dean of Students, Counseling Admissions. CARL L. WALDSCHMIDT Academic Dean Professor of Music. EUNICE R. HEYNE Dean of Women. JOAN AVEY Assistant Deam of Women. DANIEL E. POELLOT Dean of Chapel, Assistant Professor of Theology. MAX E. HEINZ Associate Dean of Activities, Coordinator of Student Field Work. .Wg W V ' Q V f.,:. 33,3 ,Z.. 1 A WALDEIVIAR vv. AFFELDT f 4' Birector of P f f ' . f, ,V Iacement, ro essor o Education and Psychology A A451123 ELMER A. ARNST Director of M ,!, .4 . . , Student Teaching, Associate 4 T , ff ' Professor of Education and 'T I Ao: ' ' Psychology. s f N Z' I :Ai WO , Q. -I Q WILLIAM H. LEHMAN Dean of WILBERT H. ROSIN Dean of Undergraduate Studies, Graduate Studies, Associate Associate Professor of English. Professor of History and Political Science. 1 rt? fri? WILFRED F. KRUSE Registrar, ROBERT A. DORN Registrar, Professor of Chemistry. Assistant Professor of Science. Nui ui wi X, EARNEST H. ROEMKE Director of Housing, Associate Professor of Social Science. CONRAD J. AUIVIANN D of Athletics, Assistant Pro of Physical Education. irector PETER M. BECKER Director of WALTER A. VAHL Director of fessor Research, Assistant Professor of Center for Continuing Education, Sociology. Professor of History and Political Science. il 1 .A Skt At left, Concordia's What Four lAlias Prof. Laabs, Dr. Koetke, lvlr. l-lanneman, and Dean Steinl. left to right: DENNISDRESSLER Director of Recruitment. WILLIAM WENDLING Director of Development. ROBERT P. HOPMANN Dean of Administration. CLARA GARBISCH Coordinator of Public Relations. NORMAN E. LISTON Controller. ROBERT lvl. HANNEIVIAN Director of Alumni Affairs. Below, Professor Roemke and President Koehneke. At right, Dean Poellot. ' -fgffjii . fm' . -W' 'j1.':':.'.f ff?'i. ' XM ' --vu, xx' - aff., f wma.. wa-, They Try to Keep Us ,. JOSEPH BORDEAUX Krauss Hall MISS BRANDT Mary-Martha Hall LEONARD EWALD David-Jonathon Hall on the Straight and Narrow , .., Q. f i' 1.. 1 2 4' Qs? f, I - -:,.j -' TLA? , :XQIQ ,- ma, ...'l ., -Lyn me-5' .fx :,i'--1.4, :xx ffl 4 ..5?F3'af'5ZQ-. -2 1-fs 1 +5 . -- is .9 ., -r .' -r A sf: i Pi' Y! ST L. X. of LISELOTTE BABSTUEBNER Lindemann Hall RANDY SCHNACK Brohm Hall 64 -65,553 Residence Counselors lvlr. Ewald lleftl and Mrs. B. lrightl at work. HAZEL ORR, RN Health Services u 5 'J Ii' 1 ,I rfXQX, lx,-,J LIN, ?r':rIZmI24hNizNsNiNs. lik. ii'l'2Xf!fwQwF. iiifxflxfldfxffl- ififOfIfxNQHRmXJv iifflfx INXIQIJJKV DIANA FAIR Instructor in Art. Art Artists are nearest God. Into their souls he breathes his life, and from their hands it comes in fair, articulate forms to bless the world. -J. Holland I LEoNAnD H. scHoEPP Assistant Professor of Art. I WALTER W. MARTIN Associate Professor of Art. WILLIAM A. EWALD Assistant PAUL T. KREISS Associate EDITH IVI. MORRISON Foreign Languages Charles V used to say that the more languages a man knew, he was so many more times a man. Each new form of human speech introduces one into a new world of thought and life. ERIKA K. BIEBER Instructor in German. Professor of German Professor of German. Associate Professor of German. 65 f ,Q '37 ,Af f 2 If .ma .M-,L f . de teal- gl . at ---vs., E Education The aim of education should be to teach us rather how to think, than what to think- rather to improve our minds, so as to enable us to think for ourselves, than to load the memory with the thoughts of other men. - Beattie z . ig I Q' 1 0 f 1 f' it ' . CORNELL J. KUSMIK HENRY R. LATZKE Assistant R. ALLEN ZIMMER Assistant Assistant Professor of Professor of Education. Professor of Education. Education. CHARLES W. LAABS Assistant Professor of Education and Psychology. So busy making lesso couIdn't get their pictures: WILLIAM H. GRIFFIN Assistant Professor of Black Diaconate Program. PATRICIA KRANZOW Assistant Professor of Education. ELDOR C. SIEVING Associate Professo of Education and Psychology. n plans we fit if, A ' T Man is a special animal, formed to please and enjoy Co 66 r . Z in society. jg., A., f 4 VICTOR B. STFIEUFERT Associate Professor of Sociology nducting surveys and therefore not available for Pictures: WILLIAM L. ERICKSON Assistant Professor of Sociology. ROBERT FRIEBUS Instructor in Sociology. ANN L. REISER Instructor in Education. Sociology at 3? 1 href ,,., i JAMES O. ROBERTS Associate Professor of Education and Psychology. STEVEN A. SCHMIDT Assistant Professor of Sociology. 1 Economics I 'ta FREDERICK A. SPURGAT Assistant Professor of Economics. The regard one shows economy is like that we show an old aunt -we plan accordingly, hoping she'll leave us something in the end. Thinking cannot be clear til it has had expression - We must write, or speak, or act our thoughts, or they will remain in a half torpid form - Our feelings must have expression, or they will be as clouds, which, til they have descended in rain, will never bring up fruit or flower. So it is with our inward feelingsg expression gives them development. Thought is the blossomg language the opening budg action the fruit behind it. Camera shy: MARGUERITE HARTMANN Assistant Professor of English. HENRY L. LETTERMANN Assistnat Professor of English. MERLE L. RADKE Professor of English. English and i f' Mlfcri-5-41.1 M 51' f 4' AQ! 4 x xl. ,YV ' iw- .f hifi' 4' . f .339 . ra s 5. , 1 , . Z sv . 1 v V' Iwi -,lqgx ' ' ! 'A 'V 3 C '4- 4 ' W , ' .1 r- ' wlyr .54 f ' 115292 if L.. e iii r 2' 3 .lf rw! if Q 'I tg X 'S' x 'Uma-it 3? , .af ww' -w 13 55 ,, 9 it f if V ikv.. I. i ri KENNETH L. HEINITZ F. SAMUEL JANZOVV WILLIAM A. BUEGE Assistant Associate Professor Associate Professor of Professor of English and of English. English and Theology. Humanities, KARL E. SORENSON Assistant Professor of Language and L'lUfT18l'llTl9S. Speech and Drama The common fluency of speech in many men is owing to a scarcity of matter and a scarcity of wordsg for whoever is a master of language and has a mind full of ideas, will be apt in speaking to hesitate upon the choice of both, whereas common speakers have only one set of ideas, and one set of words to clothe them ing and these are always ready at the mouthg so people come faster out of a church when it is almost empty, than when a crowd is at the door. -J. Swift. Left to right, top to bottom: MARY L. CARLSON Instructor in Speech. EUNICE R. EIFERT Instructor in Speech. RAYMOND A. FONTAINE Instructor in Speech. PAUL G. GROTELUESSCHEN Associate Professor of Speech and English. 67 History and Political Science There is no part of history so generally useful as that which relates to the progesss of the human rnind, the gradual improvement of reason, the successive advances of science the vicissitudes of learning and ignorance, the extinction and resuscitation of arts, and the revoultions of the intellectual world. lf accounts of battles and invasions are peculiary the business of princes, the useful and elegant arts are not to be neglected Not pictured KENT MOORS Associate Professor of History The entire History and Political Science Department vi, I' if O V Jv, :pf V .Mak L A u Mathematics 2 E 1-fr Q' if 1 xi' px Pure mathematics do remedy r V g I and cure many defects in the wc- , I if wit and faculties of rf' s mf vf'v fi . A A -a -afavf 4 A - individuals' for if the wit be sg , ffif A 3 dull, they sharpen itg if too A, ,..sQ,, fd I Q 1 iieei A cf 2 1 za 6 at N M4 ' f,',w--1.:Z'?'f Z ' J CLARENCE J. DOCKWEILEP Assistant Professor of Mathematics. WILLIAM J. CLOVER Instructor in Mathematics. wandering, they fix itg if too inherent inthe sense, they abstract it. X NORMAN E.YouNc Associate QLPA A Professor of Science and GARY P- KNIPPENBERIG Mathematics. Instructor of Mathematics. R -fff-P2 CHARLES DIETZ Associate siii Professor of Mathematics. P h I A great, a good, and a right mind is a kind of divinity lodged in flesh, and may be the blessing of a slave, as ' well as a prince - It came from heaven, and to heaven it must returng and it is a kind of heavenly felicity 'K ' ' m' en' in me e ee Wmch a pure and Vmuous 'nd joys' so d gr ' MARVIN J. ouiviuarz Associate .,f. even on earth- PfOfeSS0f Of Education and Psychology. '--t :'r' it .. ' isa . 'cali JOHN D. JUNGEMANN VICTOR C. KRAUSE Professor WAYNE E. LUCHT Associate JAMES H. MAHLER Assistant Assistant Professor of of Education and Psychology. Professor of Education and Professor of Education and Education and Psychology. Psychology. Psychology. 'F 5 PAUL G. BUNG ES Professor of Music. Professor of Music. :. rd ROGER C. GARD Assistant Professor of Music. THOMAS E. GIESCHEN Associate Professor of Music. Music Music is the language of praiseg and of the most essential preparations for eternity is delight in praising Godg a higher acquirement, I do think, than even delight and devotedness in prayer. i f ll - h ROBERT L. BUSSE Associate C almers 1 4 i sf' 5-ug HERBERT H. GOTSCH - RICHARD WL HILLERT Qsussgate Professor of Associate Professor of ' Music. VICTOR G. HILDNER Associate Professor of Music. HARLAND D. MC CONNELL Assistant Professor of Music. EVANGELINE RIMBACH Associate Professor of Music. CARL F. SCHALK Associate Professor of Music. LESLIE R, ZEDDIES Professor of Music. My ,gk ff I l 1 r . tv 'X A uff . 4 . .. 5 . :,g:3L5i1'.f'2 2'-ex.-n.aw i5. tg,-1' Heahhisthevhalpnnckneof bussgand exercies,of heahh. A.. -,HM EEE HN.. Y,.,..,,, W. .,., N .. NWT. V Physical Education Not pictured tstill running laps on thetrack. . .J JOHN L. HAUBENSTPICKER Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Psychology. 2. rf at h I-R.: 4664 . x . . X . .gig H, P 4? A5'j' .Qwwst . K t if at .bi Q Q S .1--, , 1.9.5 Q: if Ia Z--1.5 m -gi K . t it f 1 avr-'Z , tsswgi 65243 M . ,ci 3 . Q 'gnswwww f t .A .Mi fig.. ,a if f A was 54 3 ,Q A twywwt. yk , .,.Vl .... c M ,..., .,, f' . W--2.33-ix: -3221. Q' H t 91- Lt fi t 7 Ya -Q vi 'i f '-in 1 ' -.:f?LX :Ml 4 ff, ' - ' A' ' nr, ttfgtk I Top to Bottom, left to right: NANCY J. DRESSLER Instructor in Physical Education. LOIS A. KLOTT Assistant Professor of Physical Education. JUDITH C. KRETZSCHMAR Assistant Professor of Physical Education. HAROLD F. BROCKBERG Associate Professor of Physical Education. WILLIAM C. DFtlSKlLL Assistant Professor of Physical Education. THOMAS O. FASZHOLZ Assistant Professor of Physical Education. ALFRED L. HERMANN Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Ps AEEQW' a 71 WILLIAM H. KAMMRATH Instructor of Geography. LAB MARVIN H BARTEL Assistant KENNETH A DOMFIOESE CLARENCE M. DHEWS Professor of Biology Associate Professor of ASSOCI-ate Professor of Biology Geography. MARTIN E. FRIEDRICH Associate Professor of Chemistry. PHILIP J. GERSMEHL Instructor of Geography. HERBERT H. GROSS Professor of Geography. WILLIAM H. HUSSONG Instructor of Earth Science. DONALD D. KOETKE Assistant Professor of Physics. RICHARD A. MAZAK Associate Professor of Physics. CAROL E. STELLWAGEN Assistant Professor of Science and Mathematics. ARNOLD D. STUDTMANN Associate Professor of Physics. ff MY, maxaman 'W :Wt Great discoveries and improvements invariable involve the co-operation of many minds. l may have been given credit for having blazed the trail, but when I look at the subsequent developments l feel the credit is due to others rather than to myself. - Alexander Graham Bell PAUL A. IVIUNDINGER Associate Professor of Theology. ROGER W. UlTTl Assistant Professor of Theology. WALTER lvl. WANGERIN Professor of Theology and Education. CHARLES D. FROELHICH Associate Professor of Theolody and Humanities. Theology The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. lt is the source of all true art and science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe is as good as deadg his eyes are closed .... To know that what is impenetrable to us really exists, manifesting itself as the highest wisdom and the most radiant beauty which our dull faculties can comprehend only in their most primitive forms -this knowledge, this feeling, is at the center of true religiousness. -Albert Einstein ROBERT A. HAUSIVIAN Assistant Professor of Theology. WESLEY W. ISENBERG Associate Professor of Theology. Not pictured: RALPH D. GEHRKE Professor of . . .,... in ' QW W 'ff we ., ,:,. '52,-, .. K. W V gtg: ga I X 2'- lxct Q 4 fr ,f , lin If 7 ! f 1 is ' t WM 1 . sales!-1: J Theology. ALBERT E. GLOCK Associate Professor of Theology. KENNETH Fl. SCHUELER Associate Professor of Theology. Professor of Theology. WESLEY H. WILKE Assistant 'I l-' l-lappenings -those events which keep us going. Homecoming: Colonial Collage Ramsey Lewis Trio Traditional crowning of Queen Concordia Winter Weekend: Age of Innocence Ides of March and Buffalo Bob Concordia Invitational Tournament Seminary takes honors, but not without a good fight May 5: Call Night The end to a year of wondering and praying Graduation: Four years gone in a day lvlorituri salutamos vos! We who are about to die salute you! Happenings 103 4 . , 1 , 'E 4 1 'vm . Ax .,- . S 'Fi ...,,g. R., 4,5 I , ,V,., N, 'f .g if X fl? an ,Y A gi ag? 4 fi ii . , ' -9,- ff , - 7 ,. ,- ff L y E, mga S Q, W nw e ' V f a' ,J - '1 T3 ' - r . ' 1- :-- :,. , .:, 1: .H ,,4 75 qui if ': .A va . X?-. - 315 ,'f'I , P ,wwf T -m,:,,g. riff, ' EMM Homecoming Homecoming . . .a time for alumni to revisit their Alma lvlater. lt was a weekend of memorable events starting with the Homecoming Dance at which Debbie Sattler was crowned Queen Concordia, with Barbara Vallesky and Wendy Koday bring first and second runners-up. Students showed their enthusiasm and support by participating in the traditional parade down Harlem Avenue and then by cheering our team on to victory. That evening was the Homecoming concert, with the Ramsey Louis Trio presenting an excellent show. The weekend ended with an exhilarating church service Sunday morning was held at Grace Church. MAJ! w-N. 'X u 5 ' I . . ,X 1971 HOIVIECOIVIING COUBT. Front row: Wendy Kodat, Queen Debbie Sattler, Barb Vallesky. Back Bow: Mary Hellmann, Barb Neff, Buth Upton, and Sue Homouth. fat 3 44' 5'-46, a 35-14 victory over Principia. nl 5 4. Cheering the Cougars on to VICTORY! Pfm1ei9 ...Mr-W V W- ' f .. ,- :M-:iii .' gm y 'W :GZ gi T 4ig- f':- - ' '. 12 -'5 '71 .T 5 3 ,gm Il-1-5 TIs'V f 'N2.I3I..Q'wma--'f'. 'Q '1'i7?'1fi',ii . -' fx. W4 Maasai .1-,.-eff 4 -T .,,.,,,fgw,,rQwA1,' V X A .sv-J, ., M... , - ,ffiyji .M ' -Wm-, , ,,,Lm,,,A1,ggmQ .Mixer- -xxx ,a 3. . f The Ramsey Louis Trio . . .a perfect ending to a perfect weekend. 'wafer xwfliew fm-fwwwft ang, 9 -wa-if - -www, 0'-waive-0.-.,,,, ' ..,, p ,1' I 1 l Y -t .. , ...C .A A f1.f.5f1':'2f .4fff+,--hz 2 z - f .Mu,',ug,,36. v R 9, W XLT rw 3 . if 3 s. 59 4, Y 'il J g ff' wt Sxigvk x xv, t.f'w:z'3 3 , 4 'Z +.'.1y,fz33 ,A Q, '53 fl - A ti r, 5,2259 -3 . , -, it . -1.23 1 ,Q iv ...M mf M .Q . A' . :a-wr K. ,. The Junior Class won the float contest, with their theme, Sew Up A Cougar Victory. -Q -., The Alumni Float was excellent this year! Marilyn Hansa and Chris Javer were Co-Chairmen of this year's Homecoming. Age of Innocence fan Buffalo Bob and CTC's own Peanut Gallery. This year Winter Weekend and Reverse Weekend were combined into a Winter Week -one full week of events. To give the girls a chance - and to give the guys a financial break -the week was reversed, with the girls doing the asking and the paying. The theme was Age of Innocence as we were taken through our childhood with a king chosen from baby pictures tKing Mark Piel and his court , Bob Ftosin and Steve Dorschl, a visit from Buffalo Bob and Howdy Doody, Walt Disnye films, a banquet, circus, dance, and a concert by the ldes of March. The dance was definitely the highpoint of the week as Lonny and the Teardrops talias SYNODJ took us on a reminiscing journey through the music of the last fifteen years. Winter Week Chairmen were Lois Hasenyager and Pam Troc. A frifwp'-:rgk E'rL?f.i:i 'A .. 'V ' ,N ' ,J ,.,, SYNOD's real premiere was at Winter Week. Members are icounterclockwisel Jack Giles, Kim Kolander, Brad Roche, Paul Bogner, Craig Butz, and John Strege. Ufj W Concordia invitational Tournament 5.2 +V, JV of Q.. , wr- w wf? COWCOVCUQS P959 Band Charlie T. Cougar QKen Krystofj 80 BASKETBALL Friday Night: St Louis St. Paul River Forest Seward Saturday Night: St. Paul Seward St. Louis River Forest QB v ,,.5' T- GIRLSBASKETBALL BQVVLING First - St. Paul Seward 32 Second - Seward St. Paul 34 Third - St. Louis Fourth - River Forest River Forest 45 St. Paul 51 ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM Julius Clausen - St, Louis River Forest 52 Ron Stelzer - St. Louis Seward 47 Craig Mueller - River Forest Rick Cloeter - St. Paul WRESTLING Terry Boren - Seward Seward 27 River Forest 22 f 1 I-r -uv - -Y 3 F F w new Gmail ,fxt5.'iN i gf' ,A lx : C.I.T. ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM M ,L 'Q W W.. ,. W..- ,...,..- E, S 2 1 s 1 I . W .,.rr, Q..X. Y .,i. ,,,f is ,,.,2, :,,. .L,,.A E I i . ,-,,,,, ,i W if L1 i g- 'su ,g.,,a::'fs'i, gg 'M' 3- . , E f'i,, 5 . s SQMHING NOW I . i ., ,ff-vxf, rf -fav - .,.. 5... ? F 1 ZW., s. - ' ' A- :, '57-'--, f ' i M51 ,,,-,- .Hain so ' '29, f,zQHf.- Q mf. ' ff? rf? -N, L -f A , ,.,.,,,,- ,,..,,...-'- ,,,,,-v-- -,,,.,..-- 2 -Z ,ns- ,Q- ,,g.z-- mi friikx ,,....---- ,..--....-- ,,....--....-...--- f-7l,....-f ,,-,,.- - , M,,,f7 ,. '. i i I i ilefti Freshman Camp was held at George Williams College at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. as :fi ', gig , 3 ,'5 5 3, S. i Freshman Camp Staff, in part. Wendy Kodat was chairman of this year's camp. I , Freshmen Get Oriented to CTC 3 r r 5 ...J r E if 'N-me ,, Leaving for Lake Geneva Dean Stein spoke at Camp. E Mr President Koehneke helped to make the weekend memorable. Barry Bobb Hefty and Craig Ruiz provide music, 83 , QI -.1215 , 1 4 i E mf Grace Church sponsored the Bach Contata Series. Above, Concordia's Kapelle and soloists, Concordia - Activities ff-Y U .-Af 5? C ,B 3-4 H3 ,,g1.1 ' rdf nlsiunyunm...-W. Participant in Varied Cultural E. . 'li' 3- ,1 'fn 5,1 . 1 ,iw B? -. 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President Koehneke spoke his final address to the Concordia Community on May 4, 1972, as Call Night regained its usual traditional style. Prior to the service, seniors and interns were notified as to whether or not they would receive a call as of the Call Night Service. But all were held in suspense as they awaited that mainla envelope which held the key to much of their futures. Screams of joy and tears of happiness were shed as the 1972 graduates saw before them the end to four years of joy, sorrow, work, confusion, excitement, and love. r9 SX '95- teaching career. top left, Tim Peters and Becky Schuricht experience a rainy Call Night '72. At left, five students received foreign calls .Janis and Paul Buelow were assigned to Seoul, Korea, Carol Schlie was assigned to Taiwang Arthur l-limmler and Steve Herndon were given foreign assignments pending. ln mid January Patricia Kohn flew to New Guinea to begin her Y' J' I 5. ,WL X ,Avi Ff z . ', . -J? 4. ffhw Graduat on '72 ln contrast to Call Night, Graduation Day was warm, sunny, and beautiful. Baccalau- reate was held early Thursday morning, with Charles S. Mueller, the President of Southeastern District as speaker. Graduation exercises were held in the late afternoon. The speaker for this, the final event for many Concordia students, was Arvin VV. Hahn, PhD, President of Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kansas. KK Q? 'U'4lmu. g 1 4 X,- Activities. . . Activities Sometimes it seems we have as many groups as we have students! College Chorus presents The Passion According to St. Matthew SA says it's ready for a big year More and better concerts this year than ever Community Center being built- will house new center for campus activities Uhuru in second big year - Black Fine Arts Festival This year's Spectator best in years CTC Players present powerful productions H il 77 We link arms and form new horizons la. ,a-. -s, E J xj, -' Z K x X ff. 'Q ,by , N41 S K EI 1: ff 1 J I 1 x 5 l l I I w 1 Y lg Field Work Council We link arms and form new horizons was the theme of this year's Field Work program. Darlene Seddelmeyer, student director, and over 400 students combined their efforts at over 40 different sites to help the Chicago area in any way possible. Students worked as tutors, hospital aides, swim instructors, and in many other volunteer areas to help both children and adults of all races and credes. In addition, over 30 students spent their Easter vacation in an exposure situation working with U.S. Indians, inner-city congregations, and Florida migrant workers. gp ' V ,555 Vw gzip V, QW f' frm I- . Front row Terri Thoner Linda Furukawa Dean Heinz Second row Avis Krafft Darlene Seddelmeyer - director, Lois 95 Concert Band John Allen Sue Ann Appel Gayle Bartel Ennis Baumgartel Linda Beckman Paul Bergman Richard Berrill Diane Bock Janet Bunke Cynthia Buttke Werner Chesna Tina Chuck Patrice Ebmeier Sharon Eolens Mark Eischer Sarah Felts Fluth Ferry Jeanette Gibeson Paul Gliesman Paulette Heckman Mark Heinecke Don Hemple Boy Hohenstern Margaret Holls Emma Kaufman Louis Kingsburo Slyvia Kirkpatrick Valerie Koehler Kim Kolander Tom Kracht Karen Kroll Connie Krueger Craig Kueker Marilyn Lepere Bill Lotter Peter Lucht Linda Potter Tom Powers Barb Prain Dotti Pralle Sue Schleef Mark Schmidt Pat Schultz Becky Schwarz Mary Ann Sembach Alan Sievers Joe Speakman Lucie Stelter Larry Tews Terri Thoner Barbara Toepke Patricia Toepke Greg Werdin Oliver Williams Daryle Witte Director of Concert Band and Jazz Band - Roger C. Gard Jazz Band 'E ivan? in f f i 'M On piano - Oliver Williams Guitar - AI Sievers Bass Guitar - Peter Lucht Drums - Rich Berrill Trumpets - Joe Speakman Roy l-lohenstern Mark Schmidt Larry Tews Craig Kueker Trombones - Barb Prain Mark Eisher Barb Toepke Daryl Witte Tuba - Tom Powers Saxex - Mark Heinecke Dotti Pralle Lucie Stelter Sue Schleef Tom Kracht ! Kapelle This year the Kapelle consists of 41 members under the direction of Carl Schalk. They appeared at several Chicago area churches during the year. Kapelle also appeared at the Bach Cantata series held at Grace Lutheran Church, River Forest, Illinois. During the Easter break Kapelle toured the South - Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Tennessee, lvlissouri, and Illi- nois. Other highlights of the year included their performance at the annual Civic club dinner, serving as guest choir at the installation of the American School of Theology at Rockefeller Chapel and recording for the Lutheran Hour. 5 Director - Carl Schalk l T l Front rovvg D. Seddelrneyer, B. Batterman, lvl. Fuchssteiner, C. Will, J. Zuch, K. Dillovvay, G. Fisks, K. Hempelmann, R. Bauer, R. Bruening. Second row: J. Rutledge, D. Bock, D. Dobberstein, lvl. Sperberg, S, Dobberfuhl, B. Schroeder, J. Dummer, S. Felts, E. lvletrenga, L. Guebert, C. Simo. Third row: VV. Johnson, R. Schoenberger, J. Schnack, R. Segert, lvl. Wilson, lvl. Bender, C. Dohring, R. Hoffert, D. Shaver, P. Herzog, R. Hanebutt, lvl. Steinbauer, L. Schnake, D, Kratz, R. Herman, T. Kracht, G. Foxe, A. Eichhorn, J. Krueger, P. Lucht. 98 l College Chorus mite! Director - Carl Waldschmidt This year the College Chorus under the direction of Carl Waldschmidt presented two concerts. l-landel's Messiah was done for their Christmas con- cert. For the lenten season, the chorus performed Bach's Passion According to St. Matthew. At both concerts the chorus was assisted by various soloists and an orchestra. SPECTATOR STAFF Editor - Peter Faur Business Manager - Cindy Radtke Layout Editor - Jim Russell Advertising Manager - Bob Hauch Review Editor - Lary Huls Sports Editor -- Ken Krystof Contributing Editor - Tom Pautz Circulation - Nancy Heidenricn Advisor - Dr. Philip Gersrnenl Staff- C. Kampe, S. Creve, N. Kristalik, C. Pautz, L. Wilkins, T. Wittrock, J. Martin, B. Kottlovvski 100 Spectator Staff Back row, left to right: C. Kampe, B. Hauch, T. Fladtke. ' A il 'W it T 'tilt x it 1 Pautz, J. Russell. Front: L. l-luls, P. Faur - Editor, C Pillars Staff 1 YEL fm Z i 1 K f -.1 ,, . Our motherIy advisor- Mrs. Dressler Front: Sue Striech, Lois Hasenyager - Editor, Chris Getz, Jan Schutte. Back: Nancy Fischer, Judy Fabrici, Sandi Pohlman, Jim Schmidt. swim. ' M' We 45 Our Editor - Lois PILLARS STAFF Editor - Lois Hasenyager Activities Editor - Sue Streich Sports Editor - Jim Schmidt Happenings Editors - Fiuthellen Marton Judy Fabrici Senior Editors - Chris Geltz Nancy Fischer Sophomore Editor - Jan Schutte Junior Editor -. Sandi Pohiman Advisor - Mrs. Dressier 101 we A Wondering Voice - Natari 'LJ' ' - ' ' , V ' ' ,,m- 2 f' 5-' 'fw'v',f ,' fr' ff 1311- f,'.i. 'J? w'SZ,w, 'Jury , . , Q -.13 5 ,- ,rg 'nf jug fy'-Lj3,y,g, ff' 5wfrZ-K1g',-'.','- , ,, r . ' ' ' ' 'Q15514z?Q f?z1'?G?r4.i fi4?:fw942fp?.gyg5Z1. - f' , i - , 3 i aff, , A,,.,,J,.,,4,45rA,-,,,.e-,,37a,.,W!9'-.f, . 3,,.wf ,,-my-rf cm E E ,taffl.,f,,',,m-13,552agZ?4i:g'M,',1,AA- . , i-sis, i ' ' 'N t 4- fffvfi r any ,M ,, ,P fri it 1 T A3 F! f5Q532iQ5'Z557'?Z:7?7?Z1 ' l-'fjfi :yr ,m.!:Af' ' V ,- Wm, -aiagwffvl mf, ' up-f i::Wf M- if ig P flat From left to right: Tim Costello, Joanne Carr, Bob Libka, Bonnie Borcher, Chris Geltz, Carol Watson, Judi Fabrici, Jan Kluegel - vice- president, Christine Beyer - president German Club 102 ff -. ,y.,.,,-1-v , SW' arf' - ,4 Q A ,Wg Qir, L. li 'rqfg Ns... . , 1 1 From left to right: Barb Coyne - president, Kathy McNeal, Becky Schwartz, Bose Drumm, Bonnie Hintz, Jan Wolf Rita Teggio - secretary, Not pictured: Ann Collins, Carol Nickoley Executive Committee Q-.r. ,X iawxoii ,A ....... ..--f--n-ea- any ., ,1-f X .. , 1 -Mmm-M - - X . ,f -.M.., ,, .. mf My F From left to right: Darlene Seddelmeyer, David Estes, Lyle lvlortenson, Jim Essig, Bob lvlentzel, Bonnie Borcher, Seated: David Kieschnick, Not Pictured: Louis Kingsburo, Kaz Kowalski 5355591 'C' J STUDENT ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE David Kieschnick, President b I Nxt Bonnie Borcher, Secretary .4-A rf Jim Essig, Academic Officer David Ester, Treasurer Louis Kingsboro, UHUBU Kaz Kowalski, Special Affairs Officer Bob Nlentzel, Student Life Officer Lyle Nlortenson, SAC Officer Darlene Seddelmeyer, Field Work Director Phi Alpha Theta - History Club WE i, , .. 5:14 114, fi.. 354 '7 'W' ', - new W ' W' From left to right: Julie Kroening, Liz lvlontie, Rich Brinkley, Joan Lux, Phil Eschels, Peg Hoffman, Bill Strang, Dr. Groh ili ,xr HISTORY CLUB OFFICERS From left to right: Treasurer - Joan Lux, Secretary - Peg Hoffman President- Bill Strang, Advisor - Dr. Groh UHURU UHURU is an organization which has just completed its first full year of operation. Membership is open to all persons and was created to unify all minority group members as well as to promote and generate interest in the history and activities of all minority' groups. The highlight of UHUFiU's activities for the school year was the Black Fine Arts Festival, one full week of activities, among which was the story of Dr. Martin Luther King. One UHURU member is elected by the student body as a member of the Student Association Ex- ecutive Association. The 1971-72 officers were: SA Representative - Louis Kingsboro President- Debbie Covin Communications Officer - Linda Guildersleeve Secretary - Lenora Smith if 'i'W'1g ' Clockwise: T.J. Jacksong Debbie Covin, UHURU Presidentg Linda Guildersleeve, Lou Kingsboro, UHURU Representative on the Executive Committee. CTC Players -my K Front row: Cheryl Clabough, Jim Russell, Jay Cornils, Miriam l-leimsoth, Dave Wallis, George Davidson, Gail Getzlaff, Mark Behling. Second row: Bill Kersten, Ric l-loffert, Greg Werdin, Jim Essig, Lori Helmke, Rich Schoenberger Sound Majority Front row: Barb Schroeder, Monica Umstaedt, Kathy Neeley, Hope Zentgraf, Corinne Kufeldt. Second row: Mark Steinbauer, John Schnack, Ric Holfert, Dale Hauser, Torn Kracht, Rick Walter, Barry Bobb + on piano Fiededicaled As President Koehneke walked out of Grace Church after the Ascension Eve Service three years ago, he was informed, llConcordia's burning down! Seeing the flames leap out of windows, hearing the unending sirens of fire engines, watching interior walls gradually collapse - how can many of us ever forget that evening? On May 10, 1972, the remodeled Administration Building was rededicated. We can see the remodeled work, but how many of us remember the Pillars area as it looks below? P ll ,. H i X .' ' - J r. . 'Lv N .,-51:13, :vi f' wx' ,- . f -iam? . -Wai '-'Q , F' Q: -4, mf' E ,,,-,asff t ' V 71. vw ,L- :- 1:11, 5 Sports va o W TB,'T W ' . ' -' - x Sports 'C A6 M Cross Country: 4 Miles of Agony for Glory l .f-5W,-f 7' Football: 100 Miles of Head-on Hatred S ,1 A Basketball: Boards and Bruisesg Running Battle 'Wifi' J ' Wrestling: Powered Precision Track: Survival of the Fittest CJ , ,Q ,V Tennis: Racketeers in Power Season X W , ' 5 P wg Baseball: Great hitting, great pitching power ga! if 7 ig ' '-' i- I x Basketball takes second at CIT in V : V ' af- 'I-L , it-iw'-To V . ui Kittens show power - also second at CIT kia, ' l-ix' I. ,Q , , Gymnastics team new this year yf ' ' :If ' 'E Sports: disappointment for some, joy for others. ,- x . J . g .R Lax I ,. T, Such a big part of Concordia. 4 ' ' hi? ' +1-Fl .LV 'A r sal 'F' , Y g 'ff gg . , -. . , ., . ...- .M -- -ffar f---1-57---A g I -'- 4 , ,, ' ', K ' . -1' zt . 41? .M f '1t:' ' 5, 1- .lt' ' ii? w ' .'-- ': ii uf A --.. Y- .- ic ' ,. - .f -. .iw -.mga ' .ns V-uf Q- 1121.-1 ' -V- . . ...M .. , ,, .,- 21' , ,.,:s mv... X, ,.,, ? , , ., 4 w--1--is ov.- - -A-.. , -:P-. -', 4- ., ar, V'-': .' .- ': 'V ,X-:Q wg: ,. - M .- ,'.,,T' ...sa ' T -rw .Iliff f - twlrffilqk s. , f Q '+ 'S F 1-it X Af. X, X, .. Q T, ,. , ., ,..+.mM- ,as- t..Q -X fvgwzw, fs: sr., f -i ww. , f- 34.5-' XLS. Ki tts i TM- ,fr FAQS' ,lift are f' -1. - M ,W f f f, ,. ' 4 21 w35.,,e..-7,. - .fyyayq Y I - . r i F ' .. ' 'f 11 ' ' , bw 5 v ' Q iw 1.-f 4n., , . , W 4' A e gill 51 .3344 . .r Front row: J. Rawlings, C. Behrens, C. Mueller, E. Pilmonas, B. Young, T. Fahl, D. Berdis, M. Trautman, T. Morrison. Second row: T. Tong, W. Mischiki, B. Flood, T. Sass, J, DeMoss, D. Lazenberry, D. Zemke, K. Schultz, Coach Brockberg. Third row: P. Trettin, G. Friedrich, B. Hoffman, M. Glaess, J. Boor, M. Wilk, G. Knoll, D. Wallinger, Coach Haubenstricker. Fourth row: J. Football: 100 yards of ' This year's football team had a fairly good season, finishing with a 3- 4 record. Our biggest victory was l Homecoming Weekend, when we beat , i Illinois Benedictine 35-14. Graduating f senior players tat leftl are front: Tom Fahl, Bill Young, Dave Berdis, Mike Trautman. Back row: Wally Mischnick, Jim Rawlings, Ed Pilmonas, Gary Friedrich, and Dale Wallinger. Bill Young and Ed Pilmonas were the team's Co- captains. 110 l TW' f 2.. Lf 1515.11 Q 1' X ' Vi., ' nhl, rf. ,K M 5311? I up 2 9 'X' wif ' Jw ...fb 'Wei , wg-or--'H' '-I i 3 .H T- 'f r, 1...w:5i.':ff4'?fw'm ar -x.'Wv Dinda, B. France, D. Gillingham, D. Meyer, J. Brueggeman, D. Lottier, G. Kries, Coach Aumann, Coach Hermann. Fifth row: D. Aurenhammer, B. Krueger, G. Braun, J. Vallesky, G. Spielhopter, B. Preloger, S. Brenner, H, Bypher, W. Priehs, IVI. Schiefer, B Ivlunger. Head-on Hatred 1 .49 'Rn-.. ap f we My G if . - rf ' 1 -WWW Pi w,,,5?m,,, .. ...A 'G , gr hx. Us lg, Cross Countryg Four iv-mmm.: .Y 2 . , if 'E' Miles of Agony for Glory .QQ Q 3 'fam-gg, . ,-Q93 R5 1' ,u x ,-3548 nz gg ' 1 jig 1 I . 'UW 4' fggh, i mr: milf s. N. rl 'Hv,eN :fu 5' awffnmgl .. 1-,Eg .,.I ' gl . . A, nw -'mf ' 5 1,13 . . Mir . , 'iP 2,, I 1 1 d, fr.. 1 1-4. M A .1- . Al l. , ,lf 4, v v A1 , , ,, 2 A s I ,. ,- ' wifi! Ri If '-5f:f '.4tQlAv?if?g 9 514 s.5h.,LL.f, ,,, 4.,f 1 g-.Mui 2 F ,nuff 'f 7 ,Q f l l W '9 5'5Tl1E'am , f i1f'i'i ru, fl , A-l fovfyag' As. M' fw 1 Cross Country Tri-Captains: Chuck Dreesen, Dan Scnlensker, Wayne Flanagan. Coaching was Bill Driskoll. Concordia's 1970-72 junior varsity basketball team finished the season less successfully than hoped, winning less than 6O !0 of their games. lt was not the kind of season that had been hoped for, especially after the previous year of winning But in spite of the early season slump, the Cougars managed to total a fairly good record. Senior Gary Pikalek and Al Hermann coached this year's team. Jayvee Basketbal : Running Shooting Sometimes Even Fouling But Always Try ng ileft to rightl J. Stark, S. Siekman, G. Spielhopter, J. Valles' ,ostello, E. Brackmann, lvl. Kamin, D. Gerling, K. Peterson, L. Kingsboro, G. 113 Pikalek, Coach Hermann. Basketballz Boards and vwffq, 1 .. 2 r . , :kd ' Q j'-cv, 5 ,' 153-1523 nf' V . ,M ,,y,1,mf- mi- ,Wf- in E . , . .f...xWM-.N '2- Q 4 if X , , ww, ' 1 A + 1.8 1 1 4 E 1 W 'X we : re' , ,, S 0 f , b ' Q I E 5 ,. ,nw + 'S ini ,ay . L :J : ' ,. ,f--1.115 ,pq ,U k ' 1191, r.: : 1-::-V Q A 4 My , pf f . 1 . X . . 53. w. fq X Q w 5- -- Y' 1, X 'R , QA' :fm .0 awk ,eq ,' 'X-. .. '4iv:mzw ' Af' U . Q -af'-f -1-. - -M, ,V , . -MN , 1 f ,?3i'1I7f?Qf, -' K 4 V .ww-ewur1 ,A 'M'W' , . a M. A54 . K ,- -. f A N + 13 s in -as - mf-sz, ml Q. ,N Vaza- 'F' . aferi' fi ,h I -H. ,Q ., X- . . N :W X6 ilk-M Bruisesg Running Battle Concordia's 1971-72 varsity basketball team finished the season second in the Northern llli- nois Inter-Collegiate Conference. The Cougars were able to maintain first place in the confer- ence until the final game, a play-off held at George Williams College. For many, the basketball highlight was at the Concordia Invitational Torunament, where the Seminary of St. Louis, Concordia, Seward, Concordia, St. Paul, and Concordia, River Forest competed for first place in several events, basketball being among them. The Cougars were the predicted winners, having already beaten the Seminary, but were defeated in the final game to the Seminary. Leading scorer for the Cougars was junior Steve Dorsch. Tom Faszholz was Coach, with AI Hermann, Assistant Coach. Far left: Craig Mueller shoots for two points. At right, Terry Morrison rebounds. I fs If 1 Fw iz 5 H. left to right: C. Mueller, T. Morrison, Bosin, C. Behrens, S. Dorsch, M. Schiefer, W. Kramer, T. Olson, M Piel T Engel P Bahr J Platt D Helden, J. Westfall, Wrestling: Powered Precision As -E .anna-Mm Cougars Take First in Conference . Concordia's1971-72 wrestling team had its i ups and downs this year, but ended the l season in first place in the Northern Illinois l Inter-Collegiate Conference. Their dual meet competition record was 5 wins, 8 losses, one of the highest win-loss records for Concordia. F , ' if 1 f 4 gh -W L aw e? Q A Z 3 , ' '4fI-.. -I-f': v f-f vfn, 51 At right, four of Concordia's coaches, A. Hermann, H. Brockberg, R. Haubenstricker, and C. Aumann. Coaches Brockberg and Haubenstricker and in part responsible for the matmen's success. 'Ui v XT!! P-5' New AQ 1 ,gg 9- V' Y' gg .N if f if , ' Lg., V X JP - 2 2 2 f .if Ai r22Zg,. , v, Vex E M415- , V.,w H0f'w 1 N 1 fair, .4 . F uc mmf 1 55516 X ,Hi 1, , A, .fl . ,ff -W-44. Q, A . 'BV vi , A 3 A - 5 V1 s-'x w. X ,mf . , ,, Q 1 -Q . - MI 4 . . . . S.. 5. 'I . . Mi 4.x .rf 4' A' Y.. .1 - M, . . 5 I . 8 .,. 5 5, sigh . ffQ1,.2f.a,'-' - Maggy , 4, K., ,mf ,ww-ff y.. 1 Q Q A 1 af vr wx wk' Q' ling ...W .,' D ,Q Baseball: A Game of Patience Wars Fu-Q-, 1 K, sv If ' 353' ifpiqfigi .aiirim 5 ' fwfggfitf Q- we' uf J 4 t X-Q Y PW' A - l , , fe - wgxgw , . he takin. ., - P' tif? X 'afkg . T . , --as r.a'-fsiilffwa. 5 ji ferr .f ,Q f , Y , and Practice Under the direction of Coaches Aumann and Ewald, the baseball team took second place in the Northern Illinois Inter-Collegiate Con ference. Their conference win-loss record was one of their highest ever with a 9-3. Their total record was12 wins and only 6 losses. Pictured below are the six graduating seniors, Dick Baginski, Dave Helden, Steve Stec, Wally lvlischnik, Mike Stock, and Jon Witte. Not pictured is John Westfall. 119 -f.:-u' sl, ., h,.. .,, , A.. X . ,ima .. -. , ., ,, . Track: Survival of the Fittest The 1971-72 track team fared very well this year, winning 7 of their 8 meets. Their sole loss was to Wheaton College. The team was coached to success by Coach Brockberg. Team captains were Kurt Clark, Mark Kamin, lan lVlcDonaId, and Dan Schlensker. Team managers were Lester Pelletier and Jeff Pool. 120 Racketters Steal Shovv in Ftecord Season ?.5 !4f1?,?'gI-fftzvvifn . war, ' if-V-.-'-M V sf dvd. wr 5,-f',,,L. i. i xv . .- ,., F ?fi5f5li+1.'i'i4Q?'ff i-,'WL.l, ..A-' , 't1'.'fi t-I i- xwldykfvl 'a , GZ- v,' Z 0 , ,. W M , , . . ' K '- .3 - . 'fW'V4 4YA'4'o'a-'A'o-iombwunmoyung- wma 5 . -W--M s..,,-,,.,,,,, , . ' Q ,' A 'mi . . . ' N. r I 'tv' . A231 .4 , .-.f y lf.L.L 'Z19r I E ' Q '?, -'f Q ' ' Sz Mag' Q ,t ' wi' -XL' '.V 'J xfgiwgtrkll-5-.,4' ffrm ' Q23'.19gdI'P3Q, .,4i.t'f:'5T25'4g,tf'l'.?2f '.- ,' - 2 1. Rf- .ww ,-.- . - . ef ' 'fr ..,,f1,..,.. f Y' fr - ,,,-if wtkz r v .4,-. r fxffgraiaaffftfsfz . pw- t f 1 zq- - M r '-',,t,...2.QW4.5g Qi ' Wife swf? 14262. if VI. , , ik' -- V. r ': 5 ' .,, A ., -.fs 2 'f, f- ., if - yr- A ' '- 1. S. rs, '7 't'fP2f1 ' Q5Q575??3'5f5'3iff5'c?ftvf5 ffQ'?f'5' 2 . e,. gi ' ' A .. J ' ,.,, ,.,A ' - ' . , Q. f +4--fwf r' -4 'f-+'+A4 1-Q . 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Not pictured: Cal Behrens. 121 , , Football CTC ODDOU 13 Illinois Benedictine 13 Rose l-lulman F r Cross Country 13 Illinois College 35 Principia 13 Iowa Wesleyan 13 Milton 34 Northwestern Season Record 3 - 4 CTC Opponent 33 North Park 22 31 Lewis 24 ell' 28 Trinity 27 '14 25 Judson 31 12 25 Beloit 31 22 28 Illinois Benedictine 28 14 24 l.l.T. 35 gg 26 Lake Forest 29 24 Aurora 31 28 29 North Central He 26 17 Elmhurst 41 23 l.l.T. 35 25 Olivet 32 21 NOl'th93ST6l'n 34 lnvitationals Rockford - CTC was 7th of 13 Ray Shellogg - CTC was 5th of 10 N.A.l.A, - CTC was 9th of 15 N.l.l.C. - CTC was 3rd of 5 Record 9-4-1 Basketball CTC Opponent 84 Northeastern 85 86 Hope 88 95 Rockford 86 77 Trinity 85 69 I.l.T. 80 81 Eureka 74 82 Lake Forest 61 91 Concordia, Ft. Wayne 80 68 Elmhurst 72 73 George Williams 89 92 Aurora 81 97 Illinois Benedictine 87 79 Concordia, St. Louis 68 96 Judson 91 80 Trinity 71 72 Rockford 64 85 George Williams 82 85 Aurora 99 106 Illinois Benedictine 99 94 Judson 74 76 Lewis 68 N.l.l.C. Playoff 69 Aurora 75 C.l.T. 77 Seward 58 72 St. Louis 78 Season Record 16-9 J.V. Basketball CTC Opponent 64 Rockford 69 71 Trinity 63 59 l.l.T. 62 57 Concordia lvlilwalkee 76 77 Elmhurst 80 66 George Williams 54 66 Aurora 60 79 Illinois Benedictine 81 94 Shooters 64 68 Concordia Milwalkee 94 84 Trinity 64 81 Intramural All-Stars 79 74 Aurora 78 72 Illinois Benedictine 66 75 Northeastern 96 77 Lewis 61 Season Record 8 - 8 122 f UGAR 7 ,.r Concordia Opponent 77 U. of Chicago 68 74 Trinity 55 North Park 25 Lake Forest 23 114 Aurora 55 George Williams 9 - 116 Concordia Ft. Wayne 36 I Concordia Milvvalkee 28 74 Ill. Benedictine 57 North Park 27 Concordia Opponent De Paul 21 22 St. Joseph 36 63172 Wheaton 104172 10 Valparaiso 45 Lake Forest 13 34 Lake Forest 18 98 Olivet Nazarene 50 24 Carroll 30 Elmhurst 33 45 III. Benedictine 9 91172 Trinity 87172 30 Lewis 24 Aurora 29 18 North Central 27 George Williams 10 33 Trinity 15 39 Aurora 19 Elmhurst lnvitiational: 18 Carroll 31 CTC - 30, 4th of 15 12 Carthage 39 O UICC-Circle Campus 51 lnvitationals: Spartan Invitational, 4th of 6 Quad - N, 3rd of 4 Record 5-8 - M W NAIA District No. 20, 6th of 7 ,y,1.y, NIIC, 1st of 4 'i .av fl .:..,. . f .., ' , ' ' M 1 E . t,.t , fi: ,f .-.. , . . I A ,afK '? ' t 1515 1, ., . . ,. , 'gf-ff? ' -'W 4-64,212,131-afar .V 1 .-1:-a.-mfif.,-, mwf,.e4,.. ,, , .f.f,.,,,.. ,.i,f,., fi va12.xggffpff a:.zaM '44 ,hwhf .1 nur- -,- , 5 5 1 A ' I' A4 I '1 W i Q 1 I 40' W I if Softball Tenn s 4 A, 'sf Concordia Opponent 5 IIT 10 5 Judson 10 Judson 0 III. 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'1 0 tix J K w P - -' lsr-3.1, J , mf A 'Q mf' .' , 3,5 .iw ,ilawnms l -1 ' B ' ffifwx . Stand Up With Cougar Power! Being a cheerleader involves a lot of patience, time, and just plain hard work. This year Concordia had six enthusiastic cheerleaders plus a great Charley Cougar, all of whom aroused CTC spirit from spectators at nearly twenty basketball games and almost ten football games. In addition, six male cheerleaders were added to the squad, just in time for the basketball season. They gave a new look as well as a lot of great cheering power to CTC. x -4-4, L Left to right: Sandy Vviese, Sophomore, Barb Vallesky, Captain, Seniorg Judy Daniels, Sophomoreg Charley T. Cougar, Ken Krystofg Julie Lams, Juniorg Linda Furukawa, Sophomoreg Front, Betty Fuerstenau, Junior. 'te'-.,::i 'iz 34- 7 1 .H W, 1,f5T4g,l, r wS'Y'f75Q3.:1?wirh'?' mf.--. V z W v,?f,,,il f4'fA 'S vk vb X .. N A I .J f , pr ,r ! gg. fj 'GQ' , MSX' 1.:-fl x x X r A: X S ! if N I' qi s nf' ' f ' L V-. '73 W F , fan! 3 wjfiig' at f:., E' 5 .--1 , 5 ,. ' - ' L l 1 3, , My mm f, my 'ww ,w , , I ,fd 1 an M 1, A ' jf' N--,M ...MZ MA-.. . I Q ,ww N, 1 qw is in Q' ,tt ra f- Cougarettes Raise CTC Spirit Spirited Cougarettes performed Pom-Pom routines during halftime at football and basketball games. Music was provided by the Pep Band. The Pom-Pom squad was led by Co-Captains Joanne Kuk and Eileen Schmidt. Squad leaders were Bonnie Borcher and Donna Ferrebee. lvlrs. Nancy Dressler served as Faculty Advisor. The Cougarettes participated in various projects designed to raise school spirit such as selling Cougar Balloons during Homecoming Week-end. Preceding CIT, the squad sponsored a tea to greet members of Porn-Pom groups from Concordia St. Paul and Concordia Seward. The Cougarettes completed their season with two halftime per- formances at the Concordia Invitational Tournament. x, ff? Standing: K. Schlehlein, N. Carey, S. Stevenson, G. Schiller, J Kuk 2nd row D Ferrebee C Buttke B Borcher L Walser Front row K Schmidt, E. Schmsdt. J. Ziegel, B. Bramstadt. Kittens in Action -5.-al' 'V-h ra in .-sg v1.,,wA..,U-ah 11 5 rl ,aj .4 .11 52712 , ' 4 f ' .1 ff' ' ' .. ff.fQf ' aifrzgia 75' ft W gffv- y 5:35 nf 9 1 Wi --...... 1 at 5 -1.- if 1 w fm,-4., 127 Kittens Take Second at C.l.T Concordla's Women's Basketball team had a fine season during the 1971-72 year, posting a record of wins and losses. Leading scorers were Karen Beinschmidt, Buth Buhrke, and Jan Schmook. The team was coached by lvliss Lois Klatt. X B Team: lfront rowl G. Ivleskemln, J. Boehborn, J. Schultz, L. Wilkins, D. Conner, Back row: L. Baatz, lvl. Fahl, J, Dettmer, K, Sievers, P. Davidsmeyer, B. Krauss, E. Speitel. Karen Reinschmidt tries to steal the ball for the Kittens. A Team: lfront rowy: K. Relnschmldt, C. lvlelendy, Fl. Buhrke, B. Indermuhle, C. Ruppert. Back row: J. Schmook, P. Fluggier, C. Wiefeldt, R. Eberhard. N. Pingle. Softball- Spelling Success mg... Pitcher Kathy Sandfort. Miss Klatt and her twenty-two member softball team had a good season, winning four games and losing six. The Kittens faced tough opposition, playing Northern Illinois twice and Eastern Illinois and Northeastern Illinois each one time. Three members completed the season with averages over .500, those being Phyllis Ruggier, Ruth Buhrke, and Kathy Sandfort. Once again, Kathy Sandfort proved to be a tough left-handed pitcher and, when combined with catcher Ruth Buhrke, the Kittens were a very strong team. With only two graduating seniors, Phyllis Ruggier and Debbie Conner, the Kittens anticipate a good season next year. Back row: Miss Klatt, J. Floehborn, C. Ruppert, R. Buhrke, N. Albrecht, K. Sievers, C. Hallemeier, P. Ruggier, C. Wiefeldt, B. Karuss. Front row: G. Meskemin, D. Conner, B. lndermuhle, L. Ftaatz, K. Sandfort, J. Fisher. Tennis: est Record In Seven Years 1' The 1971-72 tennis season proved to be the o'o' most successful season in at least seven years. The top four Kittens in individual playing were Jan Schmook, Peg Davidsmeyer, Marcia Otto, and Judy Schultz. The team was managed by Gayle Bartel and coached by Mrs. Dressler. But special lVlrs. Dressler, Coach. l Front row: S. Hahn, B. Bramstadt, J. Schultz, P. Davidsmeyer, G. Bartel. Back row: Mrs. Dressler, J. Schmook, E. Speitel, IVI. Otto, C. Enquist. I 1 1 I W4 N Gif- ,I f' Z 3 2113 M 3:3151 f TZ 41,42 ,W TQ? 1: :M M555 ' erxmii ff? 'fi ,aff LZ, ,Q ,,- ,, ff! ' W H51 f f 142 fr' fi ,f ff f 4 Www Ififvigyl fJifQi'zf, 1 52? 4 6:51 ffiifl. P Q2 lit 0 L, ' , .f -: milf ,, if Q 5E,!Z'- - 1 -Q mm ww Q5 QV. .L X ,IF as ,,,: I , zr , . 'yfgjff' ,ah few ,,- ,A ' nf .1 f Cy? 4 ' 4 1 nf Q , , gh! Milf 1 Kjf' :. :?ff3 A Qffff ML: :rw Q A., 131 Field Basketball Basketball Hockey Concordia Opponent 2 Rockford 0 O Rock Valley 11 Northern 1 Northeastern O Circle Campus 1 Valparaiso 1 0 2 2 2 4 Wheaton 0 tteam ll Concordia Opponent 30 Northern 57 50 Circle Campus 24 61 North Central College 21 64 Aurora 27 58 George Williams 24 50 Olivet 44 54 Valparaiso 43 52 Wheaton 25 tteam Ill Concordia Opponent 13 Northern 69 37 Northeastern 38 31 Circle Campus 17 31 Lake Forest 13 34 Wright Jr. College 26 34 Wheaton 29 132 itten Gymnastics Harper Harper - 1st Concordia - 2nd Kishwankee - 3rd Moraine Valley Triton - 1st Moraine Valley - 2nd Concordia - 3rd Triton Triton -1st Valparaiso - 2nd Concordia - 3rd DePaul- 4th Wheaton Concordia -1St Moraine Valley - 2nd Wheaton - 3rd Sectional Team - 5th Carla Holstein -1st in vaulting Mary Borhart - 4th All-around Softball Concordia 6 Rock Valley 13 Circle Campus 5 Circle Campus 13 George Williams 7 Northern State Tournament: 16 Eastern O Eastern 6 Danville 8 Northern 22 Northeastern Opponent 6 7 7 8 3 6 11 7 1 3 Tennis Concrodia 4 Lake Forest 0 Rosary 6 Wheaton 8 North Central 2 Aurora 2 Olivet 7 Elmhurst Oppone nt 2 6 O 2 4 4 1 T 133 'I34 ABEL, LOUIS, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Transfer, Broward Jr. College, Assigned to St. Mark, Yonkers, New York. AHRENS, FRANK, River Forest, Assigned to St. John, Niles, Illinois. AIELLO, WENDY, Chicago, Illinois, Freshman Orientation, Jr. Transfer Committee. ALLEN, RONALD, Glen Burnie, Maryland, Assigned to Luther High School South, Chicago, Illinois. ALLMON, STEVEN, Chicago, Illinois, Interned, Chicago, Illinois, CIA, Assigned to St, Paul, Norwood Park, Illinois. ANDERSEN, MARY ANN, Milwalkee, Wisconsin, Worship Life, Student Recruitment, Field Work, Assigned to St. Peter, Schaumberg, Illinois. ASHBAUGH, SHARON, St, Louis, Missouri, Transfer, Concordia, Missouri, Intramurals, WARA, President's Weekend, Assignment Pending, ASHMAN, VIRGINIA, New York City, New York, Assigned to St. John, Rochester, Michigan. BAACKE, JANET, Darien, Illinois, Jr. Transfer Committee, German Club, Assignment Pending. BAGANZ, RANDAL, Elmwood Park, Illinois, Assigned to Pilgrim, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. BAKER, ELLEN, Adrian, Michigan, Intramurals, Floor Counselor, Geography Club, Assigment Pending. BARTEL, BONTILOU, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee and Valparaiso, Concert Band, Pep Band, Assigned to Zion, Bethalto, Illinois. BARTRAM, SUSAN, Joppa, Maryland, Assignment Pending. BAUTZ, DIANE, York, Pennsylvania, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxvllle, College Chorus, Field Work, Assigned to Gloria Dei, Blue Bell, Pennsylvania. BECKEN, LINDA, Hudson, Wisconsin, Assigned to First, Chattanooga, Tennessee. BEGOVICH, HELENE, Astoria, New York, Assigned to Immanuel, Elmhurst, Illinois. BEIN, KATHLEEN, Oak Park, Illinois, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, Assigned to Pilgrim, Chicago, Illinois. BENDELE, BARBARA, Oak Park, Illinois, Assignment Pending. BERNTHAL, CAROL, St. Louis, Missouri, Transfer, Concordia Milwalkee, Intramurals, Field Work, Assigned to St. Paul's, Cullman, Alabama. BETHKE, JANIS, Hopkins, Minnesota, Assignment Pending. BEYER, CHRISTINE, Bloomington, Illinois, College Chorus, Intramurals, Field Work, Assigned to St. Paul, Kankakee, Illinois. BEYER, SUSAN, Marengo, Illinois, College Chorus, Intramurals, Extramuralsg Co-Rec Sports, WARA, Assignment Pending. BISCHOFF, MARIANNE, Napoleon, Ohio, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Extramurals, WARA, Field Work, Assigned to St. Peter's Evansville, Illinois. BLUNDELL, RUTH, River Grove, Illinois, Chapel Choir, College Chorus, Intramurals, Freshman Orinetation, Freshman Camp, Floor Counselor, Assignment Pending. BOHLMAN, CONSTANCE,Oak Park, Illinois, Assignment Pending. BORADEAUX, JOSEPH, St. Louis, Missouri, Assignment Pending. BORTH, NANCY, Milwalkee, Wisconsin, Intramurals, Floor Counselor, Assignment Pending. BOZEC, LINDA, La Grange, Illinois, Kapelle, College Chorus, Concordia Players, CIA, Assigned to Christ, Peoria, Illinois. BRASER, LINDA, Genoa, Illinois, Assignment Pending. BREMER, ADA, Monett, Missouri, Assigned to Lutheran School Ass'n, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. BREMER, DAVID, Flushing, Michigan, Assigned to St. Pauls. Troy, Illinois. BRINKLEY, RICHARD, Washington, DC, College Chorus, Intramurals, Floor Counselor, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Assigned to Zion, Schenectady, New York. BROWN, BONITA, Sayville, New York, Kapelle, Field Work, Assignment Pending. BRUGGEMAN, RONALD, Calumet Park, Illinois, Intramurals, CIA, Recreation Committee, Assigned to Our Savior, New Orleans, Louisiana. BUCHHORN, CARYN, North Miami, Florida, Transfer, Concordia, Austin, Intramurals, Assigned to Trinity, Spring, Texas. BUCHHORN, LARRY, Goergetown, Texas, Transfer, Concordia, Austin, Interned Special School, St. Louis, Senior Credits Missouri, Intramurals, Worship Life, Assigned to Trinity, Spring, Texas. BUELOW, JANIS, Chicago, Illinois, Assigned to Board for Missions, Seoul, Korea. BUELOW, PAUL, Chicago, Illinois, College Chorus, Intramurals, Concordia Players, Field Work, CIA, Recorder Ensemble, Assigned to Board for Missions, Seoul, Korea. BUNGE, NORMA, Wheaton, Illinois, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Field Work, Assigned to Trinity, Wausau, Wisconsin. CHAPMAN, GARY, Milwalkee, Wisconsin, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, Chamber Singers, Pep Band, Intramurals, Assigned to Martin Luther High School, Greendale, Wisconsin. CHUCK, TINA, Cleveland, Ohio, Concert Band, Co-Rec Sports, WARA, Assignment Pending. CLABAUGH, CHERYL, Gary, Indiana, Intramurals, Special Events, Concordia Players, Spring Banquet: Assignment Pending. COLBA, BARBARA, New Haven, Indiana, Assigned to Racine Lutheran Interparish, Racine, Wisconsin. CORNILS, JAY, Security, Colorado, College Chorus, Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, Concordia Players, NAACCP, Assigned to Concordia College, St. Paul, Minnesota. CROSS, REBECCA, Plant City, Florida, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Student Life Committee, Field Work, Assigned to Canoga Park High School, Canoga Park, California. DANIELS, SUSAN, Sumner, Washington, Assignment Pending. DAVERT, SANDRA, Rochester, Michigan, Chapel Choir, College Chorus, Intramurals, Assigned to St. Lucas, St. Louis, Missouri. DAVIGNON, LOIS, Staten Island, New York, Intramurals, Extramurals, WARA, Freshman Camp, Reverse Weekend, Assignement Pending. DENNINGER, LOIS, Fort Wayne, Indiana, College Chorus, German Club, Assigned to St. John's, Waltz, Michigan. DEOUIN, JANET, Lake Havasu City, Arizona, Transfer, Concordia, Portland, lnterned, Detroit, Michigan, Intramurals, SA Rep, Field Work, CIA, Assignment Pending, DIEHL, DIANE, Westchester, Illinois, PomPom Squad, Field Work, Assigned to Resurrection, Latham, New York. DOBBERSTEIN, DARLENE, Omro, Wisconsin, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, Chapel Choir, Kapelle, Concert Band, Floor Counselor, Assigned to St. John, New Minded, Illinois. DORSCH, NANCY, Wantagh, New York, Assignment Pending. DOVERSBERGER, BETH, Tipton, Indiana, College Chorus, Jr. Transfer Committee, Field Work, Assigned to St. Pter, Westgate, Iowa. DREESSEN, CHARLES, Elmhurst, Illinois, Intramurals, Extramurals, Freshman Orientation, C Club, Assignment Pending. DROBNER, LINDA, Yonkers, New York, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxville, Assigned to St. Philip, Chicago, Illinois. DUEHRING, DONNA, West Allis, Wisconsin, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, Worship Life, SA Rep, Assignec to Immanuel, Des Plaines, Illinois. EHRENWORTH, LYNN, Chicago, Illinois, College Chorus, Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, Concordia Players, Assignment Pending. EICKHOFF, BARBARA, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, Assigned to Nazareth Buffalo, New York. EIGBRETT, LINDA, Amherst, New York, Assignement Pending. ELBERT, BETH, Roselle, Illinois, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Concordia Players, Assignment Pending. EMDE, EDWARD, Oak Park, Illinois, Assigned to Markus, St. Louis, Missouri. EMSLIE, JOHN, Aurora, Illinois, Transfer, Aurora College, Aurora, Assignment Pending. ENGEL, THOMAS, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, Assignment Pending. ERBER, DONNA, Chicago, Illinois, Intramurals, Extramurals, Co-Rec Sports, WARA, Assigned to St. Paul, Flint, Michigan. FAHL. THOMAS, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, Intramurals, Extramurals' C Club, Assignment Pending FAUR, PETER, St. Louis, Missouri, lnterned, New York City, College Chorus, CIA, SLEA: Spectator Staff, VVho's Who, President's Weekend, Assigned to Concordia College, River Forest, Illinois. FELLWOCK, ELAINE, Monett, Missouri, Transfer, Concordia, Missouri, Intramurals, Floor Counselor, Academic Life, Assigned to Trinity, Frerstatt, Missouri FIORENTINO, ANTHONY, Torrington, Connecticut, Assigned to St. Mark, Brooklyn, New York FLANAGAN, WAYNE, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, Intramurals, Co-Rec Sports, Freshman Orientation, Freshman Camp, Special Events, Student Recruitment, Whos Who, Floor Counselor, C Club, Social Committee, Presidents Weekend, Assigned to Concordia College, River Forest, Illinois. FLOHR, SHIRLEY, Seymour, Indiana, Assigned to St. Peter, Columbus, Indiana. FRANCIK, EARLENE, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Assignment Pending. FRAUENHOFF, JAYNE, Montgomery, Illinois, Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, WARA, Field Work, Spring Banquet, Assigned to St. Martin, Clintonville, Wisconsin, FRIEDRICH, GARY, Blue Island, Illinois, College Chorus, Extramurals, Assigned to St. Andrews, Long Island, New York. FUNKE, BEVERLY, Pompano Beach, Florida, Assigned to St. Matthew, Spring, Texas. GALLUP, KATHLEEN, Joliet, Illinois, Intramurals, Freshman Orinetation, WARA, Field Work, Spring Banquet, Assigned to First, Chattanooga, Tennessee. GEERDES, JANET, Tallmadge, Ohio, SA Rep, Freshman Orientation, Field Work, Assignment Pending. GETZLAFF, GAIL, Chicago, Illinois, College Chorus, Intramurals, Concordia Players, Presidents Weekend, Assigned to Zion, Lyons, Illinois. GEYE, STEVEN, Aurora, Illinois, Assigned lo Messiah, St. Louis, Missouri. GIERACH, FLORIA, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Assigned to Tabor. Chicago, Illinois. GIOR, CECELIA, Indianapolis, Indiana, Concert Band, Intramurals, Extramuralsg Field Work, Assigned to St. Paul, Rockford, Illinois. GOERES, GLENN, Melrose Park, Illinois, Assigned to St. John, Paullrna, Iowa. GOERES, RHONDA, Melrose Park, Illinois, Assignment Pending. GOODWICK, SANDRA, Addison, Illinois, Worship Life, Field Work, Assignment Pending. GRAF, CATHLEEN, North Tonawanda, New York, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxville, College Chorus, Assigned to Trinity, Norfolk, Virginia. GRAHMA, SHAUNA, Portland, Oregon, Assignment Pending. GREATRIX, MARILYN, Synder, New York, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxville, Field Work, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Assigned to Trinity, Norfolk, Virginia. GREGORY, DAHLAS, West Chicago, Illinois, Intramurals, Floor Counselor, Assigned to St. Paul Wichita Falls, Texas. GREGORY, DONNA, Baltimore, Maryland, Assigned to Trinity, Norfolk, Virginia, GREWE, LEA ANN, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Transfer, Indiana-Purdue Campus, Fort Wayne, College Chorus, Jr. Transfer Committee, WARA, Homecoming, Assigned to Wyneken Memorial, Decatur, Indiana. GROSKOFF, WILLIAM, Chicago, Illinois, Transfer, Wright City College, Chicago, Assignment Pending. HAGEMAN, LOIS, St. Louis, Missouri, Transfer, Concordia, St, Paul's, Intramurals, Assignment Pending. HALLEMEIER, KAREN, St. Charles, Missouri, Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, CIA, Field Work, Floor Counselor, Assigned to Trinity, Winfield, Kansas HALNON, CAROL, Alexandria, Virginia, Intramurals, Field Work, Floor Counselor, Assigned to St. Mark, Grafton, Wisconsin, HAMMON, JOHM, Napoleon, Ohio, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Kapelleg Intramurals, Extramurals, C Club, Assigned to Nasseau, Mineola, New York. HANNEBUTT, CAROLYN, Red Bud, Illinois, Transfer, St, PauI's, Missouri, Assignment Pending. HARRASS, MICHAEL, Evanston, Illinois, Assignment Pending. HARTWIG, SANDRA, North Riverside, Illinois, Assignment Pending. HAUCH, ROBERT, Sawyer, Michigan, Intramurals, Concordia Players, CIA, Pillars Staff, Spectator Staff, Assigned to Our Savior, Chicago, Illinois. HEESZEL, KATHY, San Lorenzo. California, Transfer, Concordia, Oakland, Chapel Choir, College Chorus, Assignment Pending. 135 HEIDMANN, JANET, Rocky River, Ohio, Assigned to Our Savior, Chicago, Illinois. HEIMSOTH, JUDITH, Cole Camp, Missouri, Assigned to St. Pauls College, Concordia, Missouri. HEIN, PAMELA, San Jose. California, Cheerleader, SA Rep, Field Work, Assigned to St. John, Chicago, Illinois. HERING, JEFFREY, Intramurals, Concordia Players, Floor Counselor, Assignment Pending. HERMANN, BARBARA, Berwyn, Illinois, Intramurals, SA Rep, Field Work, Reverse Weekend, Assigned to Immanuel, Housten, Texas. HERNDON, STEVEN, Melbourne, Florida, Foreign Assignment Pending. HESS, LINNA, Sunnyvale, California, Field Work, Spectator Staff, Floor Counselor, Assigned to Trinity, San Jose. California. HILEMAN, NANCY, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Assigned to Lutheran High School East. Cleveland. Ohio. HILGENDORF, JUDITH, Rochester, New York: Transfer, Concordia, Seward, Assignment Pending. HIMMLER, ARTHUR, River Forest, Illinois, Assigned to Board for Missions, Hong Kong. HOFFMAN, PEGGY, Des Plaines, Illinois, Intramurals, German Club, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Assigned to St. Thomas. East Detroit, Michigan, HOLLS, CHRISTINE, Williamsville, New York, Assignment Pending. HOMUTH, SUSAN, West Bend, Wisconsin, Assigned to Trinity, Mequon, Wisconsin. HRDLICKA, JAMES, Melrose Park, Illinois, Assignment Pending. HULS, LARRY, Ventura, California, Intramurals, CIA, SLEA, Spanish Group, Spectator Staff, Transfer. Concordia, Oakland, Assignment Pending. HUNDERFORD, FAITH, Laurel, Maryland, College Chorus, SA Rep, Concordia Players, Assignment Pending. JAVER, CHRISTINE, Maumee, Ohio, Jr. Transfer Committee, Special Events, Field Work, Who's Who, Homecoming, Reverse Weekend, Assigned to Trinity. Port Huron, Michigan. JOHNSON, DORIS, Tuscon, Arizona, Extramuralsz Worship Life, Assigned to Christ, Murray, Utah. JUDKINS, BONNIE, Allen Park, Michigan, Assigned to St. James, Chicago, Illinois. JUNG, GARY, Des Plaines, Illinois, Concert Band, Pep Band, Assignment Pending. KAMMRATH, MARK, La Grange, Illinois, Assigned to Lutheran High School East, Cleveland. Ohio. KARNATZ, NANCY, Aurora, Illinois, Intramurals, Extramurals, Homecoming, Assigned to St. Paul, Bishop, Texas. KIEFER, PATRICIA, Fort Wayne, Indiana, College Chorus Orchestra, Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, Jr. Transfer Committee, Assignment to Seymour, Indiana. KIEL, NANCY, Arlington Heights, Assigned to St. John, Bay City, Michigan. KILTZ, KRISTINE, Chicago, Illinois, Intramurals, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, SA Rep, Assigned to Hope, Park Forest, Illinois. KIMBLE, DANIEL, Muskegon, Michigan, Assigned to Faith, Mobile, Alabama. KING, NANCY, Walled Lake, Michigan, Assigned to Trinity, Austin, Texas. KIPS, MARET, College Point, New York, Assigned to St. Marks, Yonkers, New York. KIRSCH, NOEL, Lake Forest, Illinois, Assignment Pending. KIRSCH, ROGER, Evansville, Indiana, Assigned to St. Peter, Schaumberg, Illinois. KLEIN, SHARON, Chicago, Illinois, College Chorus, Intramurals, Extramurals, Assigned to St. Paul. Stevens Point, Wisconsin, KLICK, WILLIAM, Lyons, Illinois, Transfer, Buena Vista College, Iowa, Intramurals, Assigned to Trinity, Chicago, Illinois. KNOBLAUCH, RUTH, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Academic Life, Spanish Group, Field Work, Assigned to St. Paul, McAlIan, Texas. KNOLHOFF, WAYNE, Carlyle, Illinois, Transfer, St. Paul, Missouri, Intramurals, Assigned to Good Shepherd, Toledo, Ohio. KODAT, WENDY, Claredon Hills, Illinois, Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, Jr. Transfer Committee, Freshman Camp, YLTG, Who's Who, Floor Counselor, Natarii Spring Banquet, Assigned to Grace, River Forest, Illinois. KOENIG, LORA, Hinkley, Illinois, Intramurals, CIA, Assigned to St. Michael, Fort Myers, Florida. KOHN, PATRICIA, Dayton, Ohio, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta: Assigned to Foreign Board of Missions, New Guinea, KOSLOFSKI, ELLEN, Decatur, Indiana, Student Life Committee, Freshman Orientation, Jr. Transfer Committee, Homecoming, Spring Banquet, Assigned to Lutheran School Ass'n, Decatur, Indiana. KRAEMER, ARLENE, Hillside, Illinois, Co-Rec Sports, Assignment Pending. KRAMER, RUTH, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Motif, ChiIdren's Theater, Assigned to Lutheran High School South, St. Louis, Missouri. KRANZ, BONNIE, Toledo. Ohio, Jr. Transfer Committee, Field Work, Reverse Weekend, Assigned to St. John, Detroit, Michigan. KRATZ, DONALD, Luxemburg, Wisconsin, Assigned to St. John's, Hannibal, Missouri. KROENING, JULIE, Detroit Michigan, Transfer, Concordia Ann Arbor, Assigned to Zion, Staunton, Illinois, KROPP, SUSAN, Wilson, New York, Assignment Pending. KRUEGER, JOHN, Wausau, Wisconsin, Chapel Choir, College Chorus, Kapelle, Worship Life, AGO, SLEA, Assigned to St. John's, Effingham, Illinois KUCK, GLEN, Reese, Michigan, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Field Work, Assignment Pending. KUHN, DEBORAH, Williamsville, New York, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxville, Intramurals, Floor Counselor, Homecoming, Assigned to Immanuel, Baltimore, Maryland. KULAT, TERRY, Westchester, Illinois, Assigned to St. Matthew, Albany, New York. LAMONT, DARINA, Old Berthage, New York, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxville, College Chorus, Freshman Orientation, Assigned to Bethlehem, Euclid, Ohio. LAURENCE, ROBERT, Detroit, Michigan, Assigned to St. John, Fort Richmond, New York. LENEA, DEIDREE, Mundelein, Illinois, Transfer, Northeastern University, SA Rep. L'HOMMEDIEU, SUSAN, Aquehague, New York, Transfer, Concorida, Bronxville, College Chorus, Concert Band, Floor Counselor, Assignment Pending. LUTZ, MARTHA, Chicago, Illinois, Assigned to Immanuel, Des Plaines, Illinois. LUX, JOAN, Chicago, Illinois, Assigned to Grace, River Forest, Illinois. MAEGDLIN, LINDA, Chicago, Illinois, Assignment Pending. MAHLER, PETER, Hinsdale, Illinois, Assignment Pending. MAINS, BARBARA, Forest Park, Illinois, Assignment Pending MC CLENAGHAN, SUSAN, Monroe, Michigan, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Interned, Steelville, Illinois, CIA, Field Work, Assigned to St. Mark's, Steelville, Illinois. MC KIM, GALE, Temple City, California, Assignment Pending. MERZ, GLORIA, Seattle, Washington, Assignment Pending. MEYER, JANE, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Assigned to St, Paul, Des Peres, Missouri. MELENDY, CARLA, Libertyville, Tennessee, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Extramurals, Co- Rec Sports, WARA. MEYER, MARY, Oak Park, Illinois, WARA, Intramurals, Field Work, Pillars Staff, Assigned to St. Paul, Cheney, Kansas. MILES, DAVID, Muskego, Wisconsin, Assignment Pending. MILLS, PAUL, Elkhart, Indiana, Transfer, Southwestern Michigan College, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Assigned to Nassau, Mineola, New York. MOEHRING, ERIC, Algona, Michigan, Assigned to King of Kings, Mountain Lake, New Jersey. MONTIE, ELIZABETH, Hamburg, New York, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxvilleg College Chorus, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Assigned to Pilgrim, Baltimore, Maryland. MOY, JEAN, Chicago, Illinois, Intramurals, Freshman Orientation, Assignment Pending. MUELLER, NANCY, Cissna Park, Illinois, Concert Band, Intramurals, CIA, Pillars Staff, Floor Counselor. MUIRBROOK, IRENE, Sterling, Idaho, Assigned to St. Luke, Oveido, Florida. MULLER, EDELTRAUD, Bridgeport, Connecticut, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxvilleg Intramurals, Field Work. Assignment Pending. NELSON, LINDA, Chicago, Illinois, Assigned to Concordia High School, Fort Wayne, Indiana, NEUMAN, CARL, Maywood, Illinois, Intramurals, Extramurals, C Club, Assigned to Grace-Zion, Uniontown, Missouri. NIEMANN, RANDY, Buckley, Illinois, Intramurals, Student Life Committee, Student Recruitment, CIA, Assigned to Trinity, Wahaiwa, Oahu. Hawaii. NOHL, CHRISTINE, St. Louis, Missouri, Transfer, St, PauI's, Concordia, Missouri, Intramurals, Assignment Pending, OHERLA, RONALD, Delaware, Wisconsin, Assignment Pending. OELRICH, JEAN, Fort Richey, Florida, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Field Work, Assigned to Our Savior, Springfield, Illinois, OLSON, JAN, Chicago, Illinois, Chapel Choir, Sound Majority, Homecoming, Assigned to Lutheran High School North, Chicago, Illinois. OTT, GLENNA, Bridgman, Michigan, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Worship Life, Drama Club, Assigned to St, Peter, St. John, Missouri. OWENS, GAIL, Adelphi, Maryland, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxville, Assigned to St. Paul's, St. Louis, Missouri. PAAPE, RICHARD, Memonomee Falls, Wisconsin, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, Assignment Pending. PAUTZ, THOMAS, Oak Park, Illinois, Chapel Choir, Intramurals, CIA, SLEA, Spectator Staff, Assigned to Zion. Chicago, Illinois. PELLETIER, LESTER, South Elgin, Illinois, Intramurals, Extramurals, Freshman Orientation, Freshman Camp, Spectator Staff, Floor Counselor, C' Club, Homecoming, Assigned to Our Redeemer, Honolulu, Hawaii, PETERMAN, SUSAN, Mineola, New York, Transfer, Bronxville, College Chorus, Freshman Orientation, YLTG, Gield Work, Assignment Pending. PETERSON, PHYLLIS, Grant Park, Illinois, Assignment Pending. PETERSON, SHERIDAN, Pawnee, Texas, Transfer, Concordia, Austin, Co-Rec Sports, Field Work, Assigned to Mt. Olive, San Antonio, Texas. PICHAN, DARYL, New Boston, Michigan, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Field Work, Floor Counselor, Assigned to Calvary, East Meadow, New York. PIKALEK, GARY, Maywood, Illinois, Assignment Pending. PILMONAS, EDWARD, Chicago, Illinois, Assigned to Indian Reservation, Todd County, South Dakota. POTTER, LINDA, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Chapel Choir, Concert Band, Pep Band, CIA, Assigned to Central Lutheran School Ass'n, New Haven, Indiana. PREROST, EVELYN, Riverside, Illinois, Transfer, Morton College, Assigned to Peace, Chicago, Illinois. PUMPHREY, ROGER, Milwalkee, Wisconsin, Assignment Pending. RADTKE, CYNTHIA, Milwalkee, Wisconsin, Intramurals, Concordia Players, Spectator Staff, Assigned to Trinity, Sawyer, Michigan. RAWLINGS, JAMES, Norridge, Illinois, Intramurals, Extramurals, Co-Rec Sports, Floor Counselor, C Club, Assigned to Holy Cross, North Miami, Florida. RECHTIN, JODELL, Thiensville, Wisconsin, Assigned to St. Mark, Cleveland, Ohio. REDDEL, MARK, Bloomington, Minnesota, Assigned to St. Mark, Clintonville, Wisconsin. REICHARDT, GERHARD, Oak Park, Illinois, Assigned to Lutheran High School East, Cleveland, Ohio. REINKING, CYNTHIA, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Assigned to Prince of Peace, Hollywood, Florida. REINKING, DAVID, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Assigned to Prince of Peace, Hollywood, Florida. REITHER, KAREN, Beardstown, Illinois, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Field Work, Motif, Assigned to Trinity High School, River Forest, Illinois. RICHTER, RICHARD, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Intramurals, Assigned to Concordia, River Forest, Illinois. RIESENBERG, JANET, Milwalkee, Wisconsin, Natari, Assigned to Mt. Olive, Milwalkee, Wisconsin. RIETHMEIER, LDYIA, Frankenmuth, Michigan, Transfer Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Field Work, Assigned to St. John's, Hannibal, Missouri. RITCHEY, SHARON, Tallahassee, Florida, Intramurals, Academic Life, Jr. Transfer Committee, Spectator Staff, Assigned to Grace, Winterhaven, Florida. ROEMKE, RHONDA, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, Chapel Choir, ChiIdren's Theater, Assigned to Trinity, Jackson, Michigan. ROSCHKE, CHARLEEN, Kansas City, Missouri, Concert Band, Pep Band, Intramurals, Co-Rec Sports, Jr. Transfer Committee, Homecoming, Assigned to St. John, New Orleans, Louisiana. ROSCHKE, JUDITH, Hamel, Illinois, Transfer, Washington University, Chapel Choir, Kapelle, Assigned to Grace, River Forest, Illinois, ROSIN, ROBERT, River Forest, Illinois, Chapel Choir, Intramurals, Extramurals, Jr. Transfer Committee, Homecoming, Assignment Pending. ROTH, JAMES, Baldwin, Missouri, Assignment Pending. RUDZINSKI, LE ROY, Chicago, Illinois, Assigned to St John's, Beardstown, Illinois. RUGGLIER, PHYLLIS, Evansville, Indiana, Intramurals, Extramurals, WARA, Assigned to Mt. Calvary, Milwalkee, Wisconsin, RUSSELL, JAMES, Steeleville, Illinois, Interned at Lincoln Park, Michigan, College Chorus, Concordia Players, CIA, SLEA, Spectator Staff, NAACCP, Assigned to Our Savior, Chicago, Illinois. SAEGER, SALLY, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, Assigned to Bethlehem, Milwalkee, .Wisconsin SALERNO, PHYLLIS, Forest Park, Illinois, Transfer, Augustana, Rock Island, Illinois, Assignment Pending. SANDERS, BRENDA, St. Petersburg, Florida, SA Rep, Worship Lile, Assigned to St. Luke's, Chicago, Illinois. SAVILLE, PAMELA, Columbia Station, Ohio, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Kapelle, College Chorus, Field Work, Assigned to Immanuel, Whitestone, New York. SCAFE, MARY, Ashton, Idaho, Assignment Pending. SCHEIWE, JON, Forest Park, Illinois, Pep Band, Intramurals, Extramurals, Co-Rec Sports, SA Rep, Science Activities, Assigned to Immanuel, Mt. Vernon, New York. SCHEPERLE, YVONNE, Jefferson City, Missouri, Transfer, St. Paul's, Concordia, Missouri, Assigned to Tabor, Chicago, Illinois. SCHINDLER, CAROLYN, Davenport, Iowa, Chapel Choir, College Chorus, Kapelle, Homecoming, Assignment Pending. SCHLECT, PAULETTE, Parkers Prairie, Minnesota, Assigned to Trinity, Sauk Rapids, Minnesota. SCHLENSKER, DANIEL, Melrose Park, Illinois, Kapelle, Concert Band, Sound Majority, Academic Lile, Who's Who, C Club, Intramurals, Extramurals, Assigned to St. John High School, Ocala, Florida. SCHILIE, CAROL, Elgin Illinois, Transfer, Concordia. Ann Arbor, Chapel Choir, College Chorus, SA Rep, Field Work, Assigned to Bethany, Tapei, Taiwan. SCHMIDT, CHRISTINA, Chicago, Illinois, Assigned to Faith, Inglewood, California. SCHMIDT, GAIL, Levittown, New York, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxville, Extramurals, WARA, Assignment Pending. SCHMIDT, MARY, Chicago, Illinois, Assigned to St. James, Chicago, Illinois. SCHMIDT, TERRY, Edwardsville, Illinois, Intramurals Foreign Assignment Pending. SCHMIESING, PAUL, DeWitt, New York, Assigned to St. Marks, Brooklyn, New York. SCHMOOK, JANIS, Parma, Ohio, Intramurals, Extramurals, Co-Rec Sports, SA Rep, Jr. Transfer Committee, WARA, Field Work, PE Club, Homecoming Assignment Pending. SCHRIEBER, RUTH, Red Bud, Illinois, Transfer, St. Paul's, Concordia, Missouri, Assigned to St. John, Charter, Oak, Iowa. SCHROEDER, THOMAN, Luzerne, Iowa, Floor Counselor, Assigned to St. Peter and Zion, Hampton, Nebraska. SCHROEDER, THOMAS, Britton, Michigan, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Co-Rec Sports, Field Work, Floor Counselor, Assigned to Immanuel, Whitestone, New York. SCHUSTER, KATHLEEN, Plainview, Texas, Assignment Pending. SCHWANKE, MARY, Rockford, Illinois, Assignment Pending. SCHWARTZ, JOHN, Milwalkee, Wisconsin, Assignment Pending. SCHWEITZER, ELLEN, Tipton, Indiana, College Chorus, Intramurals, WARA, Field Work, Assigned to Bethlehem, Kennewick, Washington. SEDEROOK, KAREN, Tinley Park, Illinois, Assigned to Zion, Hisdale, Illinois. SEEGERS, LOUANNE, Mt. Prospect, Illinois, Assigned to St. John, Niles, Illinois. SILVERTHORN, HOLLY, Liverpool, New York, Transfer Concordia, Bronxville, Field Work, Floor Counselor, Assigned to N.W. Queens. Long Island City, New York SIMO, CATHIE, Chalfont, Pennsylvania, Assigned to St. John, Garfield Heights, Ohio. SPEAKMAN, JOSPEH, Taylorville, Illinois, Kapelle, College Chorus, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Assigned to Lutheran High School East, Cleveland, Ohio. SPLETZER, MARK, Forest Park, Illinois, Intramurals, Extramurals, Assignment Pending. STALLMAN, JOHN, Aurora, Illinois, Assigned to Our Savior, Lake Worth, Florida. STELTER, LUCIE, Buchanan, Michigan, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Assigned to Trinity, Mt. Clemens, Michigan. STEWART, GRETCHEN, Chicago, Illinois, Assigned to Immanuel, Chicago, Illinois. STEYERT, WILLIAM, Chicago, Illinois, Transfer, Concordia, Bronxville, Special Events, Concordia Players, Field Work, Who's Who, Cultural and Social Activities, Assigned to St. Paul, Patterson, New Jersey STOFFLET, KATHLEEN, West Allis, Wisconsin, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, Assigned to St. John. Berlin, Wisconsin. STORM, KATHLEEN, Rensselaer, Indiana, Assignment Pending. STRANG, DONNA, Decatur, Indiana, Intramurals, Co- Rec Sports, Jr. Transfer Committee, Freshman Orientation, Assigned to Nativity, Detroit, Michigan. STRANG, WILLIAM, Detroit, Michigan, Transfer, Wayne State University and Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Jr. Transfer Committee, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Assignment Pending. STREUFERT, MARY, Chicago. Illinois, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, ChIldren's Theater, Field Work, Assigned to Zion, Chicago. Illinois. STRUSSENBERG, MARCIA, Hilton, New York, Intramurals' SA Rep, YLTG, Assigned to St. Paul's, Troy, Illinois. SULLIVAN, GAIL, Tonawanda, New York, Transfer, Concordia Bronxville, Assigned to Zion, Bridgeport, Connecticut. SWANKE, NANCY, Forest Park, Illinois, Assigned to Gospel, Milwalkee, Wisconsin. TOEPKE. KAREN, Normal, Illinois, Intramurals, Co-Rec Sports, Freshman Orientation, Assigned to Zion, Akron, Ohio. TRINKLEIN, CAROL, Titusville, Florida, Assigned to Ashburn, Chicago, Illinois. TROST, WILLIAM, Cappentersville, Illinois, Assigned to Messiah, Independence, Missouri. TURNER, SUSAN, Hillside, Illinois, Assigned to St. James, Shawano, Wisconsin. VALLESKY, BARBARA, Milwalkee, Wisconsin, Sound Majority, Intramurals, Extramurals, Cheerleader, Freshman Camp, Who's Who, Floor Counselor, Homecoming, Reverse Weekend, Spring Banquet, Assigned to Milwalkee Lutheran High School, Milwalkee, Wisconsin. VAUGHN, JOHN, LaGrange, Illinois, Transfer. Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, Extramurals, Assigned to Tabor, Chicago, Illinois. VOGT, PATRICIA, Decatur, Illinois, Assigned to Lutheran School Association, Decatur, Illinois. VORWITH, ELIZABETH, St. Louis, Missouri, Transfer, St. Pauls, Concordia, Missouri, Assigned to Trinity, St. Charles, Missouri. VOSS, CAROL, Saginaw, Michigan, Assigned to Christ. Stevensville, Michigan. WAGNER, DONNA, Hawlet, Texas, Transfer, Concordia, Austin, CIA, Field Work, Assigned to St. John, Niles, Illinois. WALLACE, WILLIAM, Toledo. Ohio, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, SA Rep, Jr. Transfer Committee, Concordia Players, Field Work, Assignment Pending. WALLINGER, DALE, Livonia, Michigan, Intramurals, Extramurals, Assigned to Our Savior, Lake Worth, Florida. WALLINGER, DENNIS, Livonia, Michigan, Intramurals, Extramurals, Cheerleader, CIA, Floor Counselor, Assigned to St. Andres, Park Ridge, Illinois. WALLIS, DAVID, Stockton, California, Chapel Choir, Intramurals, Concordia Players, CIA, Field Work, Spectator Staff, NAACCP, Assignment Pending. WALTERS, GAIL, St. Joseph, Michigan, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, SA Rep, Concordia Players, Floor Counselor, Assigned to Hosanna-Tabor, Detroit, Michigan. WALTON, CLIFFORD, Cleveland, Ohio, Assigned to Lutheran High School South, Chicago, Illinois. WARDIN, KATHLEEN, Hemlock, Michigan, Concordia Singers, Field Work, Spectator Staff, Assignment Pending. WELLMAN, DOUGLAS, Oak Park, Illinois, Assignment Pending. WENDLAND, WILLIAM, Bartlett, Illinois, Assignment Pending. WERDIN, GREGORY, Rochelle, Illinois, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Concert Band, Pep Band, Intramurals, Concordia Players, Floor Counselor, Assignment Pending. WESTFALL, JOHN, Illinois, Intramurals, Extramurals, Who's Who C Club, Assignment Pending. WI-IIPKEY, KATHLEEN, Rockford, Illinois, Assigned to St. Paul, Rockford, Illinois. WIESEHAN, JOANNE, St. Louis, Missouri, Concordia Players, Field Work, Floor Counselor, Assignment Pending. WILSON, DONN, Detroit, Michigan, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Intramurals, CIA, Field Work, Assigned to N.W. Queens Ass'n, Long Island City, New York. WITTE, DARYL, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Kapelle, College Chorus, Concert Band, Pop Band, Worship Life, CIA, Field Work, Assigned to East Bethlehem, Detroit, Michigan. WITTE, JON, Aurora, Illinois, Intramurals, Extramurals, C Club, Assignment Pending. WITTROCK, TERRAYNE, Mundelein, Illinois, Assigned to Pilgrin, Chula Vista, California. WOEHLKE, GARY, Pinckneyville, Illinois, Transfer, St. Paul's, Concordia, Missouri, Extramurals, Worship Life, Student Recruitment, Assignment Pending WOLF, DEBORAH, Southfield, Michigan, Assigned to St. John's, St. Louis, Missouri. WULFERT, CHERYL, Worship Life, History Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Field Work, Assignment Pending. WYSE, MARLENE, Archbold, Ohio, Transfer, Concordia, Ann Arbor, Field Work, Assigned to Zion, Litchfield, Illinois. YANKUNAS, DONNA, Fort Washington, Wisconsin, Transfer, Concordia, Milwalkee, Assigned to Jehovah, Chicago, Illinois. YUERHS, DEBORAH, Camillus. New York, Assigned to St. John, Rochester, Michigan. ZOEBL, GEORGE, Elmwood Park, Illinois, Assignment Pending. 137 J x i 'V Y 11 :ff 'Sw- Al' f- 1 ff , fy is ..'f1'5.:?' f:..f , .'f' i . 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