E-Yearbook Home Quick Search Advanced Search Quick Browse

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

- Class of 1980

Page 1 of 132

Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL) online collection, 1980 Edition, Cover

Cover

Pages 6 - 7	Pages 10 - 11	Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9	Pages 12 - 13	Pages 16 - 17

ShowHide text for 1980 volume (OCR)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1980 volume:

“

is .I- li 'lx N . . in lf : Q R 4 I 5 T T 1 aw 'Neff New is if T DATE DUE JE? 5 Q R A3 A A 5,' .-7 Q? Pillars 1980 Concordia College River Forest, Illinois KLINCK MEMCDRIAL LIBRARY Concordia College River Forest, IL 60305 px.. . 5llallll'3 ' Q fi Q im'1J ' 1 f I ' -Al t ',. .A .-'45 . A J' - ..9'1:av- K , A l 1. KCC, a busy spot on campus. 2. Wendy Newbauer, Diane VanAuken, and Steve Menke stop for a quick chat between classes. 3. The fine art of self defense is leamed by many Concordia women -just in case. 4. Team captain, Wes Wrucke, holds the coveted CIT trophy won for the second straight year by Concordia, R.F. 5. Concordia Kittens take their field hockey seriously. 6. Bill lckstadt is proud to finally attain senior status. 2 Table of Contents The Happenings ........ . 16 The Games .... . . 58 The Seniors . . . 80 'The Leaders . ..98 The Real Life . . . 112 Index ....... . 126 xi . sl' 8 E - - A 1 . M '17-.w -fe - 1 1 'h .G-V' -nl f 2 1 2 F! P .iq 3 X V L 5 ' 1. ve ,bf , -Wx ,Q mx 4 4 W 'N HAY s ,F 1' gk M4 1' ij, V f kg i. 3 4 5 -.11'5b..m. Y? Exif? fr .. ' liz 'fi- ' - ff: f- .-,kv 1- , i ...4 5 s 3 6 fifwdedadmkmw 3 z ' gif- W ul V ,.bVn,, ,. Qi? ,iv fd' . . , nn, Zxiyal 5 19-f.ff su---u 'M 'ann m.-1 .,...., ,F ' f -, ..... M 4-,mid-om, ,,,,,,,,hwMn we-xfa,......n,,.,.E .Aff mm, , N F -V ,,g3,n... Nnmyvv--5 ry W 'K A ,T ' . 1 V' w... 'U-,g. 7 .v , -f 'f..,, nil H ' lun, V' rf 499' gf' fx! I 8? N0 3 v MUMJIZJ zhwadrde 404414 ofzefcszeb and J J l I I .1 Y, 1. Chris Reinisch knows the Cougars are number one as he scores a touchdown during the Homecoming game. 2. The first day of warm weather brings Jim Kuchler out for a game of Frisbee. 3. Cindy Davis and Laura Cripe find no better way to enjoy a beautiful day then with a game of Backgammon. 4. An off-campus gathering place that brings hours of relaxation to tired students. 5. As director of Ambassadors For Christ, Dave Garret has a lot of literature to sort. 6. Concordia is full of creative students, Mary Rosin, Tim Kunh, and Karen Faszholz arejust a few. 7. A walk down Harlem Ave. brings many interesting places for curious students. 8. The day seems endless for Sharon Hinz and the library like an ocean of books. J' .X , . 1775 QQ . . '41, aa.. 4 ' Tift? 'ti -J., . ,-f A ew! 1 1. 8.a 5 QVA' ' Z. wr- f 1 5 A 5,3 M ff' J 'Ji l 6!!6l40f600Jl6lE5? jvc U99 Q f Q l ' W . ik .L I.f1ff f - 4 xt l i - 'T L A ,A I 1 Q ,F x ,, , f f 'Q I if 9, A-JS 4 . . gi J, Q4 v ' ,V Y , Nd A if i Fu' I I it N W ' A Q- X Q: l. Paul Snyder and Ann Karegianes have second thoughts about giving blood. 2. Waiting to entertain the crowd with a pom-pon routine is Kristy Storm. 3. Fans returning from a victorious football game. 4. Wayne Petersen delights the ears of Concordia's music critics. 5. Don Hoffman and Jim Refenes help Third Brohm's mascot, 'B. 84 G.' lead the cheers. 6. Wedge crewworkers, Dottie Rust, Lisa Moehring, and Jim Allman add the final touches to Concordia's favorite pizza. 7. Breaking the monotony of a long night of studying are Tim Gieschen and Curt Hoover. 5 6 .zf it 4: 5: 7 7 . . l7lewm l7 M02 . Tllflllwllf urgg ' I 5 7 0. 4 .1 tt' 'F lllhll inlhl IIIIV' mwi mrtii FWZ llll'1 HIVH !7 Hum SIIIM1 if-iq 2 ' ' ' L Wits 7 Qi - ci 995 .ye -n.,..,,c u1c.,a,.4A'a-.fag I -.a . fx ' . 4 ,fr rw.: . , , , i n... 1 vs 1, i ' 1 Q . , . . , i:iv,,,, ,.,..q- YA, :mutha . ?9 '-?f'J? ' .. '- ' X11 1 1. Saturday afternoon usually brings a stroll to the Oak Park Mall. 2. Concordia's favorite ice cream parlor. Petersen's, releases everyone from the bonds of homework. 3. Micky Zimmer withdraws his last few pennies from the student bank. 4. Daily chapel is over and everyone is ready to continue the day. 5. Students worked hard to pay for the student window located in the new chapel. 6. The library brings long hours of studying and sometimes sleep, but Joel Koehler and Kevin Bartels keep their minds on their work. 7. Why not kill two birds with one stone thinks Donna Clapp as she gets a suntan while studying. 8. Tammy Gerkan wishes Mom were here to do her laundry. 9 . .dwwawwm f0vfg6mJ fhwafiawwaked tleofeaffeafsvtieffeziff fwfiwf -4 C ,,,f- iz 'Z 2' 'fr 4 ' H J , . u g - - :Y 4 J' .gif Q' 'Q , 'r t ' my .. , ' I QM, 5 3 4 lil' X .1153 V4 3 4: lg Q I iii? x 4, an Sf , ,g,, 1 if 5 1 1 1 x as 16 1, ,yn , 3. YJ, v 4 r., ,ig 12 V? 1 J V f, 'Y P 1' H ww 'I , K A ..M.....,a ..,....d,..,m. ...Q....l,,, L, J A Llgigmfg, i. , , ..,, ' c----we-........,., 1. The Concordia Directory proves a useful tool to library aids, Renee Sieving and Phil Laskowski. 2. What would Chicago be without the world famous El's and what would Concordia students be without a trip downtown? 3. Lisa Wolfanger sticks her head out for a bit of fresh air. 4. Anticipating another lunch at Saga brings both smiles and sighs to the faces of Darla Stroup and Karen Filter as they look to Vera for the menu ofthe day. 5. Studying in the sun is always a way to make the best of the worst think Carolyn Laesch and Laura Degner. 6. The St. Louis to Chicago Run-a-Thon brought a new and inspiring highlight to Concordia's Homecoming. 7. The highlight of everyone's day, including Dave Garret, a chance to dust out your mailbox. 8. Students walking together is a common sight on campus. Cheryl Cutler and Bob Cahill are caught in the act. 9. When all the Saints . . . Go marching in . . . l i 1 l L... l 9 'ifziavtfvw l. A. little chat in the sun never hurt anyone especially Tim Bagby, Barb Morrison and Lisa Pretzel. 2. Dan Krause has learned the secret that makes Wedge pizza the most famous around. 3. Synod, Concordia's favorite band, excites us with their music once again. 4. Many students are attracted to the South Gym when they hear Synod is the featured attraction. 5. Excitement is notjust said in words, but also in the cheers of Cheryl Skibbe. 6. A pat on the back from Coach Wingfield is appreciated as Chuck Anderson leaves the field. 7. Contemporary Christian artist. Phil Keagy, performs for a crowd of over 3,500. iff- 71 WZ' , , 57, ,. .-1 at '05 g,1'i'ff 'lf- 4 'fp-ft 4 5414553- ,'8.sIf2'f'5rf:Q- . 43 :AI .riA'f,, xl!-Q, f- Mgmt '11!f'f?,,s.: , '.f,n,l 'ffrqfsf A .1w:i'1Y?3'gril5l'J,f,f' 5Z.Q+g,M4 fW.,g,5?f e -gf 4 A A 'N ,m w', . ,, ,L ' . v 1 rs -' ljgfifl f5'9J',,?1, WYQQJW 'ilfti 2' ligfjatffg irlfiy f ,,, ., . , V in .:..,I.f,ff'f',+:ff ,Ny I ill, 33, V if 'f 'f'. 34' . 'ij'-I ,if , ,', Q ,f '4 '1,'f 1' .9 Lal , -g,?,,7'u2fi.fin4,?fff.,igfff 2 V , J, 1035, '3? fLi'?,. f.v .ft,,?'?3l1irlf'g Sv 5','4f 1' 4 , 3 if 1 , .N . '. 7 14 'W-Alf, U39 . I ' 'W 4-'fix 'tl,,Jf33g-,?..'e'5 ,W af' 'J NW, 1 , Wfxrwlifi ,A . P1w -eff a A 'W yt .iewff s if ,fjf ,.4f7',1f 1.-1, t 4,-5 P' rv , .2014 X 'f 3- K 'wif A 'Z , -i -,L .w W,yW7,,,l lg. ,Q V, nf, vi t fu, f, , A-f 1 'L :Er , 1 :git ,-if W ,-,fkajzi H, V 94,-,tg 5 . ,Syn , Nlyjoil E ., 4. 1 , wif, ' X ff? .ffm ,Qt 15,12 l I4 wwwwmdmm Wmwieggywfhf fealzedtlabtdabwaotie tzkrzetlczbcyowaeekdm cafffzlecfcyowf' if f v , 'M' ,, , ., . ,, , .M - , fi ,: I G., is 11' :ff 2 ga ii, Q' 5 i 'J' V'l, ,T ..,, 1 V A ,A I' A Q.. 36. 1 'W L x 7: if 42 ' W- , 11 A - . , .3 f- ,5 'l 5 4, ig, - Q .X f Xa -, Q 'b F153 7 i Q i if wi i ! , , ,YEA -Y 'P f , 3, J , .' X wr Q ' i i 1 5' A E ri.-All 1 W? A ,5 A . ku ,F A . V 5.1, 5, ., V 49 -A is 3 j ,g L-iulgnzsjf ,i - ,M .,-., f ,,AY :viii P ,:A,AA, A i 161 Division Page 1, 7 , , if '-QV. , A , 1, , J, I Z . -' af -rw' 'fhffgig-, V 5 .7 -I A kg 4, vV.' 4. ii ,SEV ' . .-1'zCs 'W ' Qfffwis 3, ' jf , 8 ' ,9511 Y H .N..g,, -- , f3j?Eff:w,9' . ' ..., , fu M-- , N N... -2 'ibn ff Viv, - 4' A :M V I ' ' K' F ' 'f im , ' 1' 'ff' ,, ' 'iT'f'5i11N af ,ff 'W 1 -' N iz.: -'f' 31 , ,,,. f L T W Q I mr-3. ZH : V f2' f2ifiwa K N 4 N, i--i - sl K V A , 6 Y ,. X r i ' 'l X fig, ur f was fl . ii 1 -1' X 1 -.. -an , -.-,. , , , 3 ' , . 4 E . - N S bk, - Vx - -- NV 4 0 0 g 3 2 - An 0 3 5 .3 O 'fp 4 . F-Q 1 '.',.p.. 4 . ,A A f ' ', ',- . 1: wx , s The Happenings 7 5 'b 0 I 43: 46 l QF if QE 0. as 'N .so v. po 'N if Division Page ! 17 Orientation Week Most often heard the first days of school by freshmen and transfers was the theme Walking Together. Orientation is composed of many activities which help the new student meet his fellow students and find his way around campus. A dance, balloon fight, worship services, scavenger hunt, and freshman camp were among the events planned by the orientation staffs. -4 l ,. . Sa .,..,4 ,-4,-4-34, .c .J , ,- A . A4 . - --equi, - 74 + yn.,-, a,-ff - 483 ' 1' ' . - it f' his t 'A' 'Q ' 14 ' fi figs, 1 gas g5Qi,gs'i- 313-fagif. X, Irs . p 1- -.Q t - X WV. 132 1 - 4 ' .-,-sr V-W rw :rf -A '- X 1' if 1 - Y J-I .C ,v , -. . Os e 1 . li 2 E. jg . it-If-el' ,x. r.--if W Q f '.:v-ww' . 1979 FRESHMAN CAMP STAFF: Front Row: Lori Hilger, Deb Emst, Annie Peck, Sharon Stellwa- gen. Second Row: Tom Keithley, Cheryl Skibbe, Diane Berkhahn, Ellie Harms, Nancy Shebeneck, Dottie Rust, Deb Bajus. Third Row: Dwight Doering, Brian Doepke. Jim Ledebuhr, Jim Aumann, Don Christian. l. Richard Dawson, alias Wally Schonhardt, quizes the Transfer Staff family. 2. Joe 'ww - 1. R ,C A---uw 'X' H fi . Snyder looks out for scared freshmen, Leslie v 'L 2 - ra-- Teschke and Ruthie Van Hoose, during - T: 1514: Freshman Orientation week. 3. Transfer ' .LIFIIIJ 'T 3. f - 3 . .. i student attracting seagulls while enjoying the N, sanddunes. r f ' ......a I ... - --I ' 4331.4 use 2 18 X Orientation 1 JI 245' 4... 1 :Z F, E, 1979 FRESHMAN ORIENTATION STAFF: Front Row: Dave Burmeister, Leslie Teschke, Kris Clausen, Joe Snyder. Second Row: Ron Schultz. Linda Tamm, Kris Brockberg, Rhonda Brandt. Third Row: Greg Becker, Phyllis Hockemeyer, Jelf Weber. Fourth Row: Linda Begeman, Karon Muzzall, Sue Kleinschmidt, Ruth Van Hoose, Julie Brandt. .3 JT. at Q A sg. 1 , A ,.,,j'3,g4v W ,alfa ta bf . i f . ' ' i ' --1 . .4 ' V -' X fs- .. .,.,g,':xSgw -. .V., ,rl-gf? , T A , 5 'iq 'w 5 4 , Q 'Q 12,41 -0 ' 4 - ' . ' -' ., :gi -'A wfgix-4, zf .-it . 1, - ' A 'Y ,' A' 1-3 Q5 5?f , ' 'xi ' I ,, 4 is . 3- R lf I'..i ' .. ' '-,fa 1. 3 ' E ' W 1 iTa,,Mgis-' raw -5, K L V . - ' ....--qi,.M...., - . 'g.,,,,5Qk,1'3y,T1:ZL-si , A sf' f 5 . w T I dis S! 4 Y ,.a is ' ' X9 Q. .l 121 S -. . ' ', , I ' ,V .'l.Q9' f if is 4 3 if i A . . N 7 sz if pri' , F e t l'L 'l i f , . ii , ' fi' X U-dpi V 1 A 'X ri K ' ' , - 'V gafff :l??QQ:i2Qw,, A . 5 a , :ix '-if .X-bi 1 Q f . KK S , . . , A...Qb:m I .1 if . N., a- .. 4- 1 Vx V 153' - , K. ',: f ',g,-J r. 3 5 5 i ff- K Q -. .. gsfq. 'Qugqrsi X M. Q, if Q - - i..ffw,n. A 6 , IS' Q wg, . . F ' it 1979 TRANSFER STAFF: Front Row: Glenn Scherer, Steve Schumm. Second Row: Sheryl Mueller, Cindy Haller, Rick Marrs, Linda Harris, Diane Kersey, Wally D' Schonhardt. Third Row: Margie Morgan, Laren Lnorr, Diane Gruebner, Joy ' Sochowski, Lisa Brott, Laren Schumm, Pat Pohlmann, Brian Rusniak. if 3. . . 3 gi . , . r I -. ' ' it 1. . 1 ' 1 E21 ' fl' bl We. . 1 ... V 2 r' '-A. V Q Y FT 3 Orientation l 19 grimy fa? -4 Coronation Homecoming queen The dream of almost every girl as Diane Berkahn and Rhonda Brandt were the first and she enters high school and college. For the seven second runner-up. Then the final decision: The 1979 candidates here it provided a hectic week. The lucky girls Homecoming Queen is Miss Joy Sochowski! Crowned nominated by their senior class were: Diane Berkahn., by 1978 queen, Julie Bauer, Joy is a second yeartransfer Rhonda Brandt Sue Cage Becky Camaan, Ann Peck, from Ann Arbor. The seven queens brightened Joy Sochowski and Lisa Storm Saturday was their night homecoming week and certainly helped The Good Coronation Each waited for the big announcement. Times Roll. 1979 Homecoming Court 1. Diane Berkahn 8L Tom Keithly. 2. Rhonda Brandt 8a Scott Lovekamp. 3. Sue Cage 84 Dave Burgess. 4. Becky Camaan 8L Lee Sauer. 5. Ann Peck 8: Nate Bickel. 6. Joy Sochowski 84 Dave Goehner. 7. Lisa Storm 8: Brian Becker. 1 7 l l 4'l 4 s 6 7 -f'sa'A'na II x A Q is 1. 91-Q, of ' 1 1979 Homecoming coun: FRONT ROW: Sue Cage, Ann Peck, Diane Berkahn, Kim Libka, Michelle Libka, Rhonda Brandt, Lisa Storm, Becky Camaan SECOND ROW: Dave Burgess, Nate Bickel, Tome Kiethly, Queen Joy Sochowski, Dave Goehner, Scott Lovekamp, Brian Becker, Lee Sauer. 2 i 3 5 i Y I .1 ,A 2' x Q I, N rigs. v Homecoming X 21 ,- 001 . V'A! Q .f eeping The Spirit live Homecoming rolled along with a week full of activities. Sunday night Las Vegas was transported to lower level KCC for casino night run by third Brohm. Tuesday night was the slave auction where the ExComm officers, cheerleaders, and some staff were auctioned to the highest bidder. Thursday night was the pep rally held in front of the pillars. The pep band performed and skits were done by the football team, homecoming court, and third Brohm. Friday night there was a concert by the Wright Bros. All in all the week kept everyone busy and spirits high for the big game on Saturday. 22 X Homecoming 5 r.l1Il L. G :Z f:F':f'g'L QW?-QQ'g. ,7 Q .1 .v.:.v5.-,Mfg .fg'3:',g' lf - ,f l' E 4 4252 W 1 xxx fy' rw-1 bmw-' iff A 6 1. Advenising the upcoming pep rally, Gary Gehlbach sports a different style of dress at casino night. 2. The cheerleaders watch as Gwen Davidson awaits the final bid at the slave auction. 3. The football players show their acting talents while putting on a skit at the pep rally. 4. Hoping for a seven, Leanne Larsen tosses the dice. 5. The Wright Bros. 6. 1979 Homecoming Staff: , FRONT ROW: Deirdre Batiansila, Doug Mertz, Susan Teetzen, Ronald y Bogs, Annette Arnold. SECOND ROW: Deb Ernst, Irene Weingartner, Nancy Shebeneck, Al Wunderlich, Laura Abel, Don Christian, Brenda T Hentscher, Tim Gieschen. l F1 1 hi 5 Homecoming X 23 -V ' if - I , W,,,fw ' . , -... f, -. 'A ,air . N x -txy VM. ..'. V. rrc . at gli. , Q f if ' r fi ' 4 Q I CYP' o l W1 'UZ- fr 2 rr E ,.uJ'l'Q ,I mf wr X1 , ' o ' x ,fl 3 l. The ball is snapped and the teams are off. 2. A nice catch and complete pass for the Cougars. 3. A jump ofjoy as the Cougars score. 4. The beginning of a pile-up with Eureka on the bottom. 5. Concordia and Eureka face-off. 6. Cougar fans cheer on their favorite team. 7. President Zimmemian reads the homecoming message from synod President J.O. Preuss. 8. The St. Louis to River Forest runners at half-time. 24 X Homecoming 4 .Y W, .W . .1 5 'F t. nf? ,ga A- Li? -S- MQ : , . ' rg ' Q .a,'f',f.as2?j.:tgg5.5',?vf , , '1 't ' 1 . 1. f. Nat- f ififw- T sf' - .. ' H - tfbzztff W' wwf . 1 ' .iff ' 1-if-2-T my h e-. T 5 7 1 ,J N1 R01 I gl? an- fa ,J A , 4, g on -1-C-T-o-R-Y Saturday finally came. Time for the big game. The stands were filled with cheering supporters of the Cougars. The Eureka Red Devils had no chance as the Cougars won 25-7. During halftime the three day run-a-thon from St. Louis to River Forest came to an endg President Zimmerman read the message from President Preuss that had been carried the grueling 321 miles. The football victory provided a good atmosphere for the Homecoming banquet and dance that evening. The final event of Homecoming week was held on Sunday, the on campus run-a-thon. Approximately forty students ran anywhere from one to ten miles to earn money for the school and uptown ministries, a fitting end to a fun-filled week. Mex 4 .T, T tvs. 1 T L 'is I - - if 7 m f . i5's- . ' eff' V -r 1 f .. A , .W ., N M-1 ,L V L' 1 4 ,i.n.L gsr-4 L 'A . f ' . ' f ' li :fi t. ' -fat W '- Y . '-v . , V. . 1. ,A A . . .: .,,, U, ,A ,au '5 ti mai t ... xg X, ' W, Sf' ' .if V, ' .en ' -rm ' '-'1rr.f 1' J Ni .,,, , gy -91-N ,W - 0 g. f wwf 6 7 HHEXWW 11 -v-, wg, aa , ,Agn l.. R . .M - -f' wil' W 5., v,5,,,,,,,,-.f . N - . U - Af 'g J ff ' f ,f,x--vw, , - ff, K A 'T' ' i W H ,my ' , ,, .g4,.,,g,' V ., c ln. - H .gy .,,:,i,., A -Q, jf .Ai my A i.., X wr. Ui, it ' My Homecoming ! 25 A.C.T. Presents c'You Can't Take it With Youw A.C.T. is an association of teachers, students, and staff personnel functioning as directors, performers, writers, and technicians dedicated to the cultivation and nurturing of secular and religious dramatic art. The objective of A.C.T. is to involve the serious artist in a multi-cultural, multi-media program designed to educate and enlighten participants by providing valuable experience in various aspects of the creative process of Penelope Sycamore Essie . ......... . Rheba .......... g Paul Sycamore . . Mr. De Pinna .... Ed ...... y ........ Donald . ....... .' ...- Martin Vanderhof .... Alice ..,.. Henderson ..... Tony Kirby, . . . Boris Kolenkhov . Gay Wellington K . . Mr. Kirby ..... . . . Mrs. Kirby. .......... .Department of Justice Men . oiga Katrina . Q . . . . . Jennifer Hanson . . . Kristen Clausen Darlene Marcia Albury . . . . .ig Tom Bergmann . 4 . . . Jay Sierszyn LeeSauer . . . . Stephen C. Currie . . . . . . .. Peter Bender, V. . Q . Karen J. Kunstman s ........DaveMarkov . . . . . Kevin Brandon John A. shun . . . . .. Kathy Krause . . Steven D. Latzke .. . . Carolyn Schulz . . Paul M. Snyder John Britton . . .. Barbara Srarnek V theatre. g 1 f' 'f l 4 T W 'r l 1 . L 'K 5 1 ' . ' 1 l 26 I Fall Play Fw it 151' 9 ui 1979-80 A.C.T. Staff Members: Paula Sagehom, Vicky Riemer, Becky Zander, Frances Sims, Kathy Krause, Nancy Blaesing, Mark Schulz, Paul Snyder. 3 1. Waiting to see if Grampa can convince Mr. a Kirby that Tony and Alice should marry. 2. Yes Kolenkov, it's a long way from Grand Duchess to aerving baked beans. 3. Tony, I love you, ut . . in Fall Play f 27 A 1' 1, 1 if 5,...3y- 5 7 A . . lf. , s .. . A it 5 ,Q ' AV.. J , rf 5 t V' 3 . ' .v .- M X ,A OIICOI' 13 tw so T is K Performs for li the Children 5. K' iii 3 2 4 1. Trolls, Essie and Tom, played by Betty Fessler and Nora Ford, fight over who gets to eat the hobit, Bilbo Baggins, John Shull. 2, The cast of Rags to Riches sings the Theme Song. 3. Gollum, Tom Bergmann, plays riddle games with Bilbo in order to help him out ofthe cave. 4. Mother Watson, Kristen Clausen. accuses Mark, Amalio Nieves, of keeping money from match sales, but Ragged Dick, Tom Bergman, sticks up for him. 5. Kristen and Lee plot to get the Greystone money during the 28 X Children's Theatre 5 s, 57: 'S A . Rags to Riches rehearsal. 6. Dwarfs make Bambur fit into a barrel so they can escape from elves. 7. The dwarfs cheer after plotting to get the treasure from the Dragon while at Bilbo's House. 8. Gandalf, Alex Duff, introduce himself and tells of adventures soon to come. 9. Gandolf, Alex Duff, making sure trolls, Kevin Brandon and Nora Ford turn to stone. 10. Ragged Dick and Micky Maguire, played by Tom Bergman and Lee Sauer fight over money Mark, Amalio Nieves, was accused of stealing. s 5 1 5' ,gg Q: G- Concordia Children's Theatre is a division of Artists of Concordia Theatre, with its main emphasis on entertaining children. Classic productions are chosen each fall and winter to be performed by Concordia students for children in the neighborhood and local schools. The fall production this year was Rags to Riches by Aurand Harris. Major roles were played by Kristen Clausen, Lee Sauer, and Amalio Nieves. J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit was the winter feature at the Children's Theatre. Fantasy came alive as Bilbo Baggins, John Shull, came face to face with real live dwarfs, elves, and trolls. Expert customs and makeup made The Hobbit an exciting adventure into the underworld. This years Children's Theatre productions added to the high reputation the Children's Theatre has been holding for eighteen years. C5 fu fr y? . W ' .- '41' . ' ' is ' 3,1 .A sw. ,. :fel if it 'f' AGL' A, I K ffjlf-nb ' fag, 25? iA.s,,Jn'.11 ' 5 My Y , 'AI' v iff, l ,. 4 ., 1 M y 5..q.agqq-1 1 3 Q 5 Children's Theatre X 29 Christmas At Concordia Christmas is the joyous time of living, sharing, and giving. There isn't any place which reflects the season any better than Concordia. During the three week interim period the Concordia community had the opportunity to be a part of the successful Christmas Crafts show. The community was also involved in giving the giant Christmas card to Cambodia. Third Brohm kept in the Christmas spirit by taking Santa pictures with proceeds going to needy Chicago families. The Concordia community proved that with love people can share and work together in making a wonderful holiday season. . A Z - ,g Agif . 4 - f :.:' - - at . , I ,+?wqEaqQcQ,f21 5'vmwt3J-Mn,J . , , Ai at .-Y, f gp' M:-fl uigrxttil .:1',At id lil T we Y rg 4. my ,Nite Q.. 7'.'..r 14 .... x - ,MM '. -- 'T 3:5 'Lg 4. is Q' Nut u- 'Ura it ' . -1 ...Q .-4 fi .. I. rl sw . - 4+-.4 H1351 1-q . f , e by SL 'W ff' 'ZJLLP 'wi .nliifi P I . . ' S I Q -p 'r' .','L.1., 2 , - 4 43:23 I .ting '91 1' ' -gk , '4 l E f , ig S' X1 f !s-,v Q A-W' -4-41 az gi l , jrvhtifi 5 vi: r 3 math ..- . Tr 4 .wx 'Q-'N' ww 30! Christmas f. 1 A ' I N ff.. I 2 Q 1 .11 f '7 .'H. . -5 .1 ' 4, u . 4 Q , f A -I ihn4fgZ QFNQ Wh. 3 if 1 i 'Q ' cf M 2 I - ff Q N wr , ..g 4 tk 5 SA 1 J ,I s ,A sf t .v ,- .: . . - N -ti -.gf 5 1 1 . , ,,,. ,. I J -V' 'K 'Nt I, Q ' ., is 'ff' 5. :Z 1 s ' A , : .en sv' Q . I M' 36 , , ., ' n I 1 39'-ad r .ck : ' A' 1 A 1 A r fm, , v . M 'V ,gf if ,V ' I. is J 7 ,. 'X . ,Nt J, ' ii' , V39 'QJSZJ 4 ififii ,1:?1f i llf lff 4 .QI vi, , , 5411? ., ,at ,. Q f ' ,S 4' .AG ,W 5 l. A view of the Christmas Crafts show. 2. Karen Knorr browses through the crafts. 3. A craftsman displaying his work. 4. Judy Moncrief sits for a portrait at the Christmas Crafts show. 5. Carolyn Doell tells Santa what she wants for Christmas. Christmas X 31 H'-SN Spring Reflections Full moons, warm breezes, green coming out on the trees ,... new love. Remind you of spring? Spring Reflections was the theme of this years Spring Weekend. Co-chaired by Kathy Ebert and Jenny Degner, the weekend was kicked off with a square dance Wednesday night. Thursday night was an ice cream social with entertainment by students. The Resurrection Band and De Garmo and Key Band provided musical entertainment Friday night. A beach party was planned for Saturday, but canceled for lack of sun. That evening chauffeur service to nearby restaurants was provided and a semi-formal dance with Current was held in the South gym. Sunday, after a busy weekend, a special Campus worship service was held and then everyone had a quiet afternoon to recover. te-:gel 2 32 X Spring Weekend Q! QNX X I f 4 5 1. The Natari Show captured the Spring Weekend Theme. 2. Christian rock artists, De Garmo and Key , made the message of Christ real. 3. Ingrid Pearson and Tim Schalk get the step at the square dance. 4. The Blind Date Ice Cream Social brought a large crowd, because the girls were able to ask the guys for a date. 5. Everyone gets into the hoe down spirit for the square dance. 6. Brian Jensen and Cathy Teibel pose for a quick picture at the Ice Cream Social. ff' ,am .1 ,v I Spring Weekend 1 33 , 1. Rosalie pours out her heart in song to B.F. Schlegel. 2. The Roustabouts end a dance with Lili. 3. Bluebird girls, Diane Going and Lori Sahr, perform. 4. Paul tells his troubles in song while Jacquot listens. 5. Jugglers Mark Sochowski. Laura Campbell, and Jim Vyhanek entertain the crowd. 6. The Cirque de Paris parades in. 7. Lili innocently ruins Rosalie's act. 8. Marco the Magnificent and the Incomparable Rosalie. 'PRIE 0R'S :IC - ,.-.. O., 1 A A W 'S J U i ' '.f4m'P A W1 l 1 1 ' -'1 ri..-'ff. ,' -.,,5.,g.-1 .Q,.iMf.,,l ' . H V 4 0 ., , i .A-....' ' .M , , 1 V 1 1.3 'I--l f13f . V , iii? gffwfit V ' iiriv ,?w:f1fi'i,f .. mag fi.. 3 aQ,,... X... 61'-gig 1g5'iff'f5 . .c I j W 'iff f . - -V: ,K . in 1 if 'QW Mr.. ,h wil.. wig.-.5 ..z'N:,f 1' 'ii-'. wigs, '11, 'H-.+A 3-21- In 'T'4's',e I -V ,-zqrfrilg N ' -. A ,gg 4 34 f Musical utils! ' J . -. 5 gs' Tom arn' 1V al S O O plflt A three ring circus at Concordia? Well, almost. The spring musical, Carnival, brought the jugglers, puppeteers, acrobats, magicians . . . out from the midst of Concordia to the South gym stage. The musical portrayed through song and dance the story of an orphan girl Lili ljudy Hilkenl, who finds her tme love in a former dancer, Paul lPeter Benderl, who is now a puppeteer because of an injured leg. An added love interest is Marco the Magnificent lBrian Doepkel, who is supposedly kept in line by The Incomparable Rosalie llaouanne Eischerj. The play was performed to packed houses each of three nights. Refreshments and helium balloons were sold from booths to keep alive the Carnival spirit. 8 Musical X 35 E ' PJ-S 11'K7f3J Z. . - Twenty-two years ago at the Northern Illinois District Convention a special offering was taken to raise money for a chapel-auditorium to be built at Concordia College, River Forest, Il. May 18, 1980 the Concordia Community witnessed the dedication of the chapel. For almost two full years Concordia students have watched the construction of this chapel. At times it looked impossible that the building would ever be ready for use, but on May 18th it was ready and truely worth waiting for. The dedication service included a Brass Ensemble, Kapelle and Chapel Choir numbers, the Rite of Dedication and the Presentation of the Keys. Mrs. Clara Spencer was able to witness this eventg her contribution made the auditorium possible. Many other orginal supporters of this chapel-auditorium were also present at the dedication. The Concordia campus is extremely proud of the buildingg and it will be a great blessing in the future. V' we-if 3 l. Pres. Zimmerman leads the congregation during the chapel dedication service. 2. Mrs. Clara Spencer is applauded for her substantial contribution needed to complete the chapel-auditorium construction plans. 3. The completed chapel-auditorium. 4. The chapel will seat a total of over 800 people as seen during the dedication service. 5. The student window depicting the Holy Spirit in the lives of the graduates. 6. Another view of the chapel. 7. ln early October the chapel still had a long way to go. 8. Synod's First Vice-President, Edwin C. Weber, adds his blessings. 9. The chapel under construction. l0. The Presentation of the Keys at Chapel dedication. 36 .:',: ' Q- 'liz 1 5 2 if 1 , .,, g 5 X 2. Ks. lll u W xx-Li : ll fgllt- .ki lil 1 Tl. T .Q 'il Q ll HH l, ' , . ,V , :ffl Vj .. Q AJ,-, RM rfqii x 'Y' .X -14, F f up , . ff Q3 - ' U- 1 .Q l . l lr N V '. -1' . ,N l 1 N .a Chapel of our Lord ? v 1 Q' 5132? fa 4' 3 1 5 A 551-,A 'f E W QE 'ov Q 9- bg. my 4,4 V' 1 f n .af --5. Mm.. --' -wi Singing their way into the hearts of Concordia were the 58 voices of Kapelle. Dr. Geischen led the group through its daily practices and singing engagements. They went on two short tours this year since band went on a long tour. Spreading enjoyment and good will from Concordia was ajob they did very well. Concordia Sings Adding enjoyment to the daily chapel service was the job of these lucky people. Their beautiful voices, led by Prof. Schalk, made chapel more meaningful. Their presence will certainly add to the new chapel F? Q0 Q6 F 'wr 5. I ,,, -z ,M A sg. 9 ak 1979-80 CHAPEL CHOIR: Barb King, Jean Slagh, Denise Morgan, Laura Brazauskas, Bill Ickstadt Mike Blackwell, Paul Dennenmann, Barb Mueller, Debbie Hays, Kathy Koehler, Prof. Schalk if n 1 .41-, l 1 l I V l 5, - 2 1 l to Q of ri , V, .t ew P . W 7 in ' fix . 'TT' fi' ' f y - ,,., . I: 'j I H 'li-ff P .1 1 I f I l 38 1 Chapel Choir!Kapelle I, . i 1 . T- my , 5 ' if '61 ':'...W ll 2 ff' 1979-80 KAPPELLE: FRONT ROW: Judy Bulmahn, Brenda Hentscher, Joy Sochowski, Sue Oswald, Tammy Gerken, Luana Simmons. SECOND ROW: Dana Reid, Karen Jirsa, Susan Krout, Lisa Nielson, Phyllis Hockemeyer, Jennifer Hanson. THIRD ROW: Lynn Trinklein, Lori Borg, Donna Winkleman, Beth Weber, Connie Rusch, Lois Ramsey. FOURTH ROW: Lori Reid Darlene Albury, Becky Monsees, Lori Herbst, Cathy Teibel, Diane Van Auken. FIFTH ROW: Miriam Borchers, Robin Schultz, Nancy Sauer, Ellyn Blazer. Ann Backhaus, Chris Rueter. SIXTH ROW: Jim Vyhanek, Mike Becker, Pete Bender, Ann Mitchell, Sue Teske, Wendy Neubauer. SEVENTH ROW: Jim Hafner, Dale Hille. Steve Menke, Wayne Peterson, Marc Liese, Brian Jensen. EIGHTH ROW: Steve Kohrs, Greg Becker, Mark Schulz, Mark Buhrke, Mark Waldron, Dan Krout. NINTH ROW: Jeff Wilde, Joe Snyder, Jim Kuchler, Alan Kretschmar, Bob Senninger, John Britton. TENTH ROW: Brian Doepke, Jerry Brock. Rich Rose, Mel Machemer. 3 4 rf 'W gl ggi if annum-ni 1. Chapel Choir requires many hours of hard practice. 2. Prof. Schalk directs the Chapel Choir during practice. 3. Dr. Gieschen conducts Kapelle through another successful year. 4. Does the campus seem empty between 4:30-5:30 every day? Probably so because 58 Kapelle members are busy practicing then. EU' ' 1 K l flu 'A . VH 52 fi, ' fi A7 if .ist 'kia f!Wfaf2r:',i.,. f it 5 filpaielrfifh envy K wma :V 'f A-3, li y.- au,J y 5- J Q. ,N .M Put on your T-shirt, pull out your instrument, and head on over to the field. Many Saturdays the Pep Band went through this routine to provide musical back-up for a cheering Cougar football crowd. Conducted by David Osenburg, the pep band kept in practice playing Oh, When the Saints Go Marching In for happy crowds. Musical Enjo ment With a smile on their faces and a song in their hearts the Foresters carried good will from Concordia to points across the country. Chosen at the end of the school year the Foresters spent their summer and the following school year touring for the Public Relations department. The year was slowed for a moment when two members left, but recruits were quickly found. A big trip to New York was taken over interim along with several smaller trips during the year. . xx .f N N J. VP , V if if nfzx I X A F72 - , 1 .1 4:1 -Q., l ?5ll1-Zziv-?L5'5gf-4,ff '1 ', 7 F-I, 7 55 - V- .,,, 'ff 1' 4, 'E . K -' 1 ff' ' 'AV' ' 1 zf zg ji: A V V V .5 ..V V VVV ' 'N V, W1 Tri! wry VK N fl 0 ' TF A VS' ' 1 1,1 , iff-,:--+ -' ' Aj- :- P Vf + 1- Q. f l r .,-v Q Fa. -3 , ' , ' ' ' P were 1, , f ,tva '5'5..:s.'.. 1seaf.if t' , l VV A V MN, V A Q .JMVV V,,V,VM ,, , 2 ,., .. C A 49' 'Y L 1 . ,i 'g tlgq57:vf'i 1 ' 'i , B ,i 1, I V.V V V . zgg V , pax KV' .1 X, Vx, V V , V my is 'V Q V 41. V1 - V 11V V A f ,, T'Mf , 1 mfr Fi . , 1 - Q , . ' ? 4 f ff'-' ' iii 'fx' - ' ' uv l ,. V V ' W V V i .f B XV ', V Nth V AV . ' A 3 , in tg XS 'i ,V Vyv, , V -if V21 V VV V :VV Xia-+VV.,,w,:tQ. .5 V. 'Vim K Q 'LX E, - X.,-'I ' J 'T if' ' ' ,lib fflg' l -Q ' 1' 3 '.,' fy A ,jk A f' ' -.. .I GK . -x 1. ' ' 3 7' ' ht 1 5 W 9 O5 ' Q ' I i V rw 'N ,Q ' 71-1. I ,V . . P' 1 -P - V i . fr I-.Xmg M 1 3 40 l Pep BandlForesters ve-4 NV, 1979-80 FORESTERS: FRONT ROW: Luana Simmons, Lisa Nielson. SECOND ROW: Dan Krout, Greg Becker, Diane Van Auken, Bob Senninger, Kathy Krause. 1. The pep band adds spirit to the Homecoming pep rally. 2. Band members enjoying a break. 3. A typically crazy football game. 4. No game would be the same without the brass section. Pep Band!Foresters ! 41 Concordia Band Tour Florida Once again the Concordia bands held up their high performance level throughout the year. The Spring '80 tour took the Concert Band and Jazz Band to Florida. The caravan of a bus, truck, and two vans traveled through ten states. The bands played at churches, schools, a nursing home, and the Tomorrow Land Stage at Disney World. Other performances included the fall concert, Christmas service, Festival of Winds, and Fine Arts Festival. The Jazz Band had the honor of playing in the Elmhurst Jazz Festival this year for the first time. ' 3 -'-uk.- -.7 ,ell 1-,uni A . H .,J'. . 1979-80 CONCERT BAND: FRONT ROW: JeiT Wilde, Sarah Bahr, Sue Meyer, Manha Shoemaker, Marilyn Graham, Denise Hempel, Kathy Moehrke, Robin Vanderveen, Judy Trinklein, Jeanne Kunde. SECOND ROW: Donna Petermann, Chris Krueger, Renee Sieving, Gwen Klein, Sheryl Duff, Sue Kleinschmidt, Barb Hempel, Julie Streit, Connie Spandikow, Cris Gentz, Tina Clay, Laura Brazuaskus. THIRD ROW: Laura Doebler, Linda Mock, Janet Maith, Sandi Gaare, Carolyn Schultz Cathy Collins, Jenny Busse, Rich Rose, Deb Adler, Marcia Boening, Tim Gieschen. FOURTH ROW: Paul Schilf, Brian Doepke, Doug Urban, Mark Grunwald, Brian Becker, Don Christian, Deb Lehmann, Mark Kufahl, Dave Osenburg, Dave Markov, Mike Becker, Karl Jensen. FIFTH ROW: Mike Blackwell, Mary Schrader, Steve Skyrm, Ellyn Blazer, Karen Hammond, Don Waterman, Mr. Fischer, Laura Cripe, Clay Johnson, Mike Lange, Paul Lyons, Bill Campbell, Barb Sramek 2 Cathy Dustman, Irene Drescher .ag JF, ' 42 I Concen Band!Jazz Band ' -'P , 3. fa is Q 'J' QP' it f V f' L. 1979-80 JAZZ BAND: FRONT ROW: Mr. Rich Fischer. SECOND ROW: Bill Campbell, John DeRudder, Gwen Klein, Kathy Moehrke, Irene Drescher. THIRD ROW: Brian Becker, Doug Urban, Don Christian, Mark Kufahl, Deb Lehmann, Dave Osenburg, Steve Kohrs, Don Waterman, Steve Skyrum, Mary Schrader, Clay Johnson, Karl Jensen, Paul Schilf, Mike Lange, Brian Doepke, Rich Rose, hr 4 . 4 R2 . , -. il! s 5 l V l I I .. ,., , . . . 1. Concordia couldn't ask for a more dedicated director than Mr. Fischer. 2. The Jazz Band is still going strong after its tenth conceit in a row. 3. Gwen Klein performs one of her many solos during the spring Jazz concert. 4. No band is complete without the bass section. 5. Brian Doepke expresses his musical talent in his baritone solo, Fantasia. 6. Karl Jensen getting into his music at the Jazz Band Concert. it . 6 Concert Band!Jazz Band I 43 Reach Out' l are two organizations at Concordia designed to Reach W - ' Out to others especially teenagers. Ambassadors is an evangelistic type ministry in which students spead the Good News of Christ through door to door witness. LYE is made up of several teams which reach out to youth groups at local churches and get them involved in God s Word. Special teams, such as Fishbait and Living Water, entertain groups by singing and puppet shows. Other teams include Bread of Life, Foundations, Icthus, Naphtali and the PYR Team. we il J ,ffl , 5 i fri? ii VM' O V l f X Lutheran Youth Encounter and Ambassadors for Christ 4 , lt FISH BAIT: FRONT ROW: Tammy Joyner, Amalio Nieve, Lori Breskvar. SECOND ROW: Rick Kumm, Sue Lisch, Jean Slaw, Steve Moser. I K.: S' ,def .l .v . 3. t Mr, Li LYE Teams: FRONT ROW: Edyln Proud, Cindy Sheldon. Margret Johnson, Steve Moser, Kim Williamson. SECOND ROW: Lori Breskvar, Doris Schilling, Cindy Fischer, Lori Sauder, Lori Barsema, Cindy Sauder, Gary Gehlback. THIRD ROW: Ted Landwehr, Sue Lisch, Cindy Green, Rick Kumm, Carolyn Doyle. FOURTH ROW: Tim Schlegel, Amy Schwalm, Jean Slaw, Amy Engelbrecht, Dale Nagel, l ' 3239 J-'21 2 - rl 44 I LYE 8L Ambassadors - AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST: FRONT ROW: Dave Russet, Lori Cambell, Ann Zender, Pastor Rohn. SECOND ROW: Tim Gieschen, Dave Garrett, Don Hoffman. 'i i 5 I T F r 2 f 3 1' - . Q 3 s . 1' 5 it ,. 2.5 ii ' ' 5 Q . LYE Teams: FRONT ROW: Becky Reimer, Janice Mansholt, Ron Bogs, Kathy Kuecker, Alan Bardelaben. SECOND ROW: Karen Kosberg, Alice Gohr, Janet Mundt, Leigh Ann Rugenstein, Monte Haun. THIRD ROW: Barb Mueller, Lori Holey, Kathy Isreal, Mark Briere, Tim Eyster. fikvfsfs- 4 1. Sue Lisch takes a break during the exhausting Hammond Retreat. 2. Sheri Kirst rests a minute, along with other LYE members. 3. LYE coordinator, Ted Landwehr, discusses plans Fishbait members Jean Slagh and Lori Breskvar. 4. Jean Slagh leads LYE singing during their group meeting. LYE 8L Ambassadors I 45 1 41-W I, P' ff! my g Praise, prayer, and fellowship describes what happened every Wednesday and Thursday night at Concordia College. All Campus Devos and Light are places students could go to participate in Christian Fellowship. All Campus Devos met every Wednesday night for short devotions. Coordinated by Joy Sochowski, various speakers shared their faith with the Concordia Community through these special devos. Lighthouse is a breather from studying, a chance to fellowship with friends. Most of all, however, Lighthouse is a time to learn how to practically apply God and His teachings to our everyday concerns and lives. R! V- V, vI,M'!t,V,frH1'Wg-ygv,q,,,m, y ,,.v fr.. '7 1. The theme of How's your Love Life? week is displayed in the banner. 2. This Little Gospel Light of Mine shines through Barb King, Beth Kirstowski, and throughout All Campus Devos. 3. Students listen intensely to the speaker at All Campus Devos. 4. Joy Sochowski, Beth Pflung lead everyone in singing at All Campus Devos. 5. A community backrub helps everyone relax for worship at a weekly Lighthouse gathering. 6. What a better way to take a break from studying then going to Praise , Prayer, 8L Fellowship THROUGH FAITH CUNES LOVE .5 N Lighthouse for singing. QNX V, , QVLQ M' . ., , ' ' . ' '- K , C - 1 f i ' f fasts- - - M . C uf 1-2 f f illljf ff L5fv..E7 ,,.- ' 'X A Q if-A jf 'K X. X. t IJ., 4, V g K, . X' X X ji' 27,5 1 ,5 i V' . . I 1 , - '17 V ..' -- 3 46! Lighthouse 8: All Campus Devos . . X 5 xx Q R IN ,G W, Q Aw SYN x ' K VX . Q ' ,Rx Y . . Q X A xx ,'K v5xg?l' M . ' xx s Q X X Q -x K I Ax XXX iq Y I -S . 4 X X i if ' ' Pyisxr, Q' Y . ,, . --Wx w x f f .-. ff 'fm A --X ' X 3 ,N x P . ti -..,. A, .,-- 4 mu-5 'Qgt 5 ,qu-...,' 'Sir' l 5 H236 ff LA V . N ,z f m-ffw. , '- 2, . 1 'UW ' -, M r X 'YM M634 445 , Lg- , -T k - ' ' if - ' LIGHTHOUSE CORE COMMITTEE: FRONT ROW: Katy Kuecker, ' - Kim 2 f , Diane Gieseking. SECOND ROW: Sue Teetzen, Alan Bardeleben. , fi? vu C? .P A f 4 W . V, , ,W I, 'A l ' 5,5 ff, 'lk If ,, X 4,,,,,, Mr k. , I ,- 6 Lighthouse BL All Campus Devos X 47 ' 555. x ll C0 P+ C5 CL co E5 FP F' co sr CL co 'S UD All The Student Senate is composed of students representing the student body. Each Senator is elected at the beginning of the e f year by his or her floor members. It is the job of the Senator to bring the thoughts and concerns of those he or she - Q' 4 .4 4. . VJ 0 55 Q13 1 'O 014 ::'U M0933 EW cn Qfw-32:55 f-'Ef91.-. :wwe wig? 9.22-'D asa! NC- Qovro. -w:r'f0fD Hmm: 3155 U1 cn'D'U'D 0505 59:32 Woman 352' . :S ,.3 eng: :r 20 fpimm 9.22.0 Dmoz O5-:sw awe wige QCT5-2 :iQ-5 ggi: rom in E015-'VJ 'lung .fm .iq ff? ff ii .ix ffl' I Q, fe' 5.-1 9 . PM .Ja 'AMA Committee was established and took initiative in opening the 21,3 .I dorm lounges for use by the students. A 'iil 49 I ,J .1 '--- -..-fv. ..,.Jwi i9 2 , A- 12,-jr. - 01' 39 26- STUDENT SENATE: FRONT: Tom Boehm. SECOND ROW: Denise Hempel, Kevin Hegwood, Gary Gehlbach, Barb Becker, Nancy Davidson, Vickie Kaluf. THIRD ROW: Susan Rathje, Deanna Noble, Krista Pfeiffer, Judy Moncrief, Karrie Maas, Ann Karegianes. FOURTH ROW: Beth Tenbrocke, Zonna King, Rick Marrs, Lisa Strom, Dave Markov, Richard Burkey, Sherrie Kirst, Steve Latzke. w ati! K 1, Xxx .MSI , .4 E' . 5 48 X Student Senate l EX COMM: FRONT ROW: Candy Stoll - Academic Life, Norma Ford - Field Work, Curt Hoover - Spiritual Life, Diane Kuhn - Student Life, Doug Menz - Special Events, Lon Able - Student Activities. SECOND ROW: Linda Mock - Treasurer, Neil Hammes - Secretary. THIRD ROW: Al Wunderlich - President The Ex-Comm is the executive board of the Student Senate. Each spring the Ex-Comm officers are elected by the student body after campaigning. The Ex-Comm officers represent: Student Activities, Student Life, Academic Life, Special Affairs, and Fieldwork. This year saw the resignation of Lisa Nielsen. Lisa resigned to join the Foresters. Neil Hammes was elected to take her place. 31.3 A-if Y 59551 -fe . M. .mn , . Y 'M-.Ms ' 'A Y ' ifa' Y - M. .gp Ms N Pb' .,., .. Q S .. N 'ii YN News , 3 4 l. Student Body President, Al Wunderlich, makes yet another trying decision. 2. Kevin Hagewood and Sue Teetzen relax a little as they review proposals brought before the student senate. 3. Budget planning is just one aspect of the busy life of an ExComm officer, as displayed by Linda Mock and Candy Stoll. 4. Student Senate members review minutes of their last meeting. Student Senate X 49 . Af' 50 I Publications Qs Y .iii 3 v sq. .HUS- S. l. Leigh Ann and Nora are caught by surprise as they look through pictures for 'V the yearbook. 2. Leanne and Karrie ' T ' decide on pictures for a Pillars' layout. f PHOTO LAB: FRONT FOW: Craig Oldenburg, Jeff Shearier, Jerry Brock. SECOND ROW: Co-Directors: Marc Liese, Alan Kretschmar. vi agcx 'LS' iffy' N PILLARS' STAFF: FRONT ROW: Grace Mueller, Lois Bock. SECOND ROW: Leanne Larsen, Nora Sangpeal Diane Miller, Leigh Ann Rugenstein. Martha Shoemaker, Karrie Maas, Susan Rathje. Not Pictured: Jan Brandt Ann Karegianes, Sharon Stellwagen. WJ PICTURES, LAYOUTS , DE DLI ES! All three publication staffs were kept busy throughout the year. The Photo Lab was busy taking and developing pictures for this yearbook and the SPECTATOR. Nancy Sauer, editor of Specy, was kept busy matching reporter to story for the weekly paper - and her staff was kept busy with preparing articles for print. Grace Mueller kept the Pillars' staff busy with the gathering of pictures and preparation oflayouts for the deadlines. With the work of all three groups there was never a dull moment in Publications. SPECTATOR STAFF: FRONT ROW: Karen Kunstman. SECOND ROW: Debbie Hays, Lori Joyner, Tami Joyner, Susan Rathje, Vicky Riemer. THIRD ROW: Wally Schonhardt, Mike Hoover, Nancy Sauer, Scott Peterson, Jackie Bauer, Renita Bandelow. Publications ! 51 STUDENT WELFARE STUDENT WELFARE: FRONT ROW: Julie Streit, Connie Spandikow, Cindy Davis, Barb King. BACK ROW: Edlyn Proud, Val Lloyd, Mark Grewe, Char Williams, Elizabeth Fessler. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Droege, Cindy Hubbart, Karen Kunstman, Ruth Maas. 177 ,.,,., ,ids-ii fi. gilb- . ,,.2 ? 7 'L-,iff -from-pw UHURU CULTURE CLUB UHURU CULTURE CLUB: Jean Burris lSec.l Alex George, Mr. Rickey Levon Bureit, Marsha Elaine Swope, Steve Currie, Russell Belisle lPres.l. NOT PICTUREDQ Norma Williams, Alica Lazenby. Timothy Jones, Gail Taylor, Anita Rozier, 52 X Organizations My 'ff gf fr W! CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE , E CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Mary PR Kowen Bill Ickstadt Dr Latzke Dr Rimbach Dr Laabs, Dr Hennig, Christa Sedams, JeH' Wilde mx x ,,,,a'i? 1.4 ,dpi TA X, SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW Javier Alpuche Marisa Hemo Raul Castillo Luis Perez BACK ROW Tim Strand Ricardo Campos Luis Panero Ruth Maas Amy Stephenson Gilberto Zabala Femando Rema Armando Hennquez Arturo Gonzalez '? , .ggi VZ? SECURITY SECURITY: FRONT ROW: Corp. Anna Hu, Rhonda Brandt, Pat Styles tSuper.l, Deb Davidson, Laura Abel. 2ND ROW: Paul Rogner tSuper.J, Donna Lindgren, Ellie Harms, Kathy Schnurstein, Dennis Durham. 3RD ROW: Craig Futz fSuper.l, Corp. Lewis Rodgers, John Britton, Carl Ferguson, Keith Courts. SECURITY: FRONT ROW: Russ Belisle, Sgt. Nate Bickel. 2ND ROW: Sgt. Diana Smith, Sue Chaffer, Melanie Schuldt, Laura Wilson, Karen Sylvester, Ann Peck. 3RD ROW: Theresa Drews, Kathy Twenhafel, Sue Oswald, Corp. Linda Kassl, Corp. Candy Stoll, Tony Wittman. 4TH ROW: Sgt. Tom Keithley, Corp. Ron Schultz, Wes Wrucke, Gary Neumann, Jennifer Krafft, Bob Krueger fSuper.J. NOT PICTURED: Sgt. David Goehner, Corp. Jim Anacker, Irene Weingartner. Organizations f 53 54! WARA!Natari Ice skating, canoe trips, roller skating, free throw competition - Who does things like that at Concordia? The answer is WARA. WARA is an organization of Concordia women athletes. They get together for fun and fitness, W0 however it usually turns out to be more fun. WARA has their own special meeting room which they have attractively hl decorated with money raised during free-throw contests. t S WARA is proof in itself of what women can do. IK1.. I S K SMH V ,gg -v.: 1 T? r 'V' ' V pe Q 5':i'P' 3 5 'F57 ff' X6 T , L f M A -,gt gn g ,. - N,.5 - 4 . . -,ji S ' T , -:Va f- V . Q., ,f V 'N 4 Q' V yy, 3' if g W, ,N .X 5 . fr A Q, I C ff! V. , fi ' 5' , , - Y 5 '1 -' ' 4321 - pi V , .. V S V Vi.- - N, - f fix 1 ,.. E ei? S 1 'z . gf' fe Q .1 1 -:ai i, ' , -' Q7 5 N i ' g,- , T' 'f , ' ffit:,.,'f. fill 153: . QQ 4 f , 1.1 ' Q Y ' Fw ' 'x o ' , -P f 1, . 1 . ' -il ,, ..,: , . 1 -A---W V L if I J ' -.f :egg .V 4 ' -- -, 1 gg '-'li T' , .wc 0' r ,I ,-,,M,,.,Q M Qf1,b,1 ilot 4 V , i -2 S gfls ' , fa--Vg--. QV. V 3 5 , Ax' , 1 i 1 A sc if i nu . V' Rl :V V , F ovyti S Qiifglll' V f- Q I 455 Qfgiii! 'X ii'!!i!3fY ac ,- We Q 1979-80 WARA Members: FRONT ROW: Theresa Drews, Mary Holl, Mary Rosin. SECOND ROW: Joane McKay, Beth Hestemian, Connie Larson, Deb Koehler. THIRD ROW: Mary Hendrickson, Deb Lemke, Karon Muzzall, Beth Tem Broeke, Anne Peck, Dawn Schmidt. NOT PICTURED: Miss Klatt. . . .r ' V -5 x V,4- 1 ' :y.p .f 1u, S , lg 1. Phil Gieschen, Chuck Oakes, and 4? W '93 f ?iiam .'i g i V.'9 TE f 5- . . I - fig ,K ,.',,. NJ: - W,-A Tw ' f- , f-V., , Tim Kunh swim to the famous -'V s F -l in Steve Martin song King Tut . 2. , 0 Natari men get their women jealous 9 1 , Q -vx5,gif'a,,,. t , Z V , ' during the number Love Will W ' ,Q VV ,..' -X -- - -1 I NM, V Q, ', i Keep Us Together . 3. Natari V:jf,4,5Vag?:eV A, -Nw Vt 35, 529, - Y,5,,1j--. 11, . Q' . , 1 H - , if - ,V MP' ,Q ,V 2-ff A 11.5. members salute Stars and Stripes , , , V A I. l-ang Vf V . 4, Forever . 4. Jim Riggs makes his V ,Q Q HN ' , ' f , , I grand entrance into his solo number ,Q f f,5:5,,!. N:jw-1 1.4 . ' I . H - xi 'g,.:--Y' e V Wm, Q -..,' ',. A Fifth of Beethoven . ,, ' ' Vf T? . if,-V ,V , V mmf. -- Y- ' . ' ,vga V f ,M ' ' . ' ,4 ,ru- 'H I , . ef , I 1 I U ilnrnm s . wk ,Q ,M . , ef -' ,M - O '- '-. V . ' - . Q, J R e in uk, I , ' ' .r2.?,g,,,5 v . .. , ' - M. , ,N mt' 4' ' ' A F -1 ,L 4, RQ 1. 1- .--...N fn? 'i'f4QtF'i,e'l-V K ' , V ' '7'rfv.:fj.:t.' '?UL ' p . N ,vw Al . K ,fn ,' . ,gi A ,V 1- -4' , . , -tw' s i , i '1. -in MVN-is R Q .i ww ' f V vm. , ' ' 1 -g new .' f',g,J- ,, - , 'Y' 1 2- E K' f .1 ,Win ,. A . M M V T.-J, , wg., , W ,. 53,44 ' t ... 4-Q A RWM' l Wav ' K Y - V ' ' 1 sf ' 41. 1 A . ,, 0 ' ' .- K. ,,,, . .M fr H u , ,:f--., l ,Haan '.- ' X, , ' .'.' 1 A V. - .px I1 . n. It 2 -- ., , 'Y :Pj i Q' fi ,, I .' v 'V 'v w , . V t In' OHL, l W A. ,. K .J,.,ii.: N ' . - . W ' f v . -.' ,, 1- il , V V ,, f A--'ge ' '. , .TJ 1, V V.: lf'-Q-iv' ,,, ,Ji A, - '-U' - 4' '+ ' , i ' , '., do C V S, , ,Q ater onder Natari - What- in the world is that? This tends to be a popular question each spring, while Natari members are preparing for their performance. Natari is Concordia's synchronized swim team. This year they Reflected the 70's and swam to popular tunes such as: King Tut , I am Woman , Star Wars and You Light up my Life,'. Everyone present was in amazement over the many costumes and large variety of strokes that can be performed in 12 feet of Water. Its no wonder why Natari had a large crowd gather again this year to watch the Reflections of the 70's. 2 NATARI: FRONT ROW: Mary Rosin, Diane Going, Laurie Harm, Ruth Maas, Cathy Jaeger, Phil Gieschen. SECOND ROW: Karrie Larson, Sue Laesch, Jim Riggs, Lisa Pretzel, Tim Kurth, Chuck Oakes, Coach Steinbeck. L 4 imlfrvs, f :V . i Natari X 55 The Amateurs Perform Intramurals. Sports for those almost coordinated enough to tie their shoes - right? Not so here at Concordia. While basically for fun, some contests are hard fought and the winners know they have worked for their victory. At least three sports are offered each quarter for males and females. Floors, faculty members, and commuter students put together teams to compete for prizes. The male and female teams who at the end of the year had won the most sports were given a pizza party. N wif -74? of Vg ' ffm-,. 1 , it . igw KN 5, A A i. .,.. s... U WX XX: .r 4 , X 1 . 1 X 1,1 x XR .X 3 4 56! I.M.'s is Q.. naw: KW .. 5- as-'fs .ts 5 fm af. 'Y 5 f tgp: 2 Sv' :JJ X, ...im we .f if sg-t M .Sk R' ' at 7 silk'-z'5,,, l. Girls fight for control of the basketball. 2. Time for ajump-ball. 3. Chuck Oakes rolls offa strike. 4. A loose ball, and here they come. 5. Reaching for the ball is Denise Goeman while Kathy Keller and Jane Lorenzen look on. 6. Steve Schumm and Mark Bremmer iight for the puck. 7. Over the net goes the ball. 8. By the third hit the ball best go over the net. I.M.'s ! 57 4' W. .9 3 Us C '15 U' ll 9 0' ll ,' an I V I . '2:fi.:fJJ.. . yn'-1 if I 4.37 ,, W I N1 7, fv A ' 4 V 4fa?22,i 'Q' ' Q 11 I ,Q 0 1 1 W. ,. , W f 'P 0 ff. ' ' f .. 2 iz, 'fu ', f yiwhk ,f,,,, Y -4,.,.f.,,r fi! I A., ' A Tr ,.,,, I 1 ll 5 f. ju V x 8,55 a , M li L W 'aww ww 'lf vw' www, .ff .fwffvri 58 X Division Page I fn , ' , 2 f i Q 'iiii 1 i i'ii i ii fg4,wgi'M ku 42 H If 1,3j, Qwgia g1fsA ' ft, ' z z 7 ,. ' 1 ' .. 'T n. s. A ' bf' A I A ,V .f i f 2 ' gg . ff' ' f4iH .Y7,fi f .i+'f . gf? 3 f .5 2 , , 'W , H., 11 'vlv A A Ahv Ui-,1 i Pp?Qf k-E Eh fn? 'A i',, 2hfPiM5W3? A? fr , A , - 1 '-A T V I A .R .4 QI ' . Z H 4 A f ,Vai , :HT x i L E ef ' , Wfaw Q 1 , ' ,, ' pi' ' ' , '- Q , ,gfff i wf:.' fif f. i wg 1 A .+,il'.- - , 1'.tf Mg ,Q Mfg. , , , 1 ,, . ,, 21 if 14, gg, Ly ..i, .qw gg' gp H ff J ,Iii Q , J . i A AT, 1 1 4, fi Y ,a Q 1 , Y , S X 0 J il V, ' Q A 'G X4 V K in iz 4 ' ld 2 'B G. M3 T5 3 I The Games -wwf. .AQ 1- MQW Pg X59 Cougar Football Contends Against i Strong Opposition I l l Disappointment seemed to be the feeling of the 1979 Cougar 1 football team. Although they put forth their best effort, they l ended the season with only a 2-7 win-loss record. Two players gained special recognition through their outstanding performance on the field. Both Mike Greve and Mike Filter made the All-Conference team, and Dave Burgess and Scott Lovekamp were honorable mentions. .4 ...I r .Q fi' ff ,,'g1,i t V-aff. J f'w' 5- ' 12 an? L 'X i is 3 , M, 'Q' ,Juni I . . 5 A F 5 'iifsfrrw t 1 an 1' 1 gf? if he W fs rg . ,, gf ij' - '-'- fd a - ,i , -- 1, 'r 2 ri f . i iii ' 7 W ,. -an i, ' f A K f A AY tt 5'.,..5w1:f 'W l '75 '- - i - F was Q5 . gk 3 'B M-il CB' . ' -.-f ur 4 .Wx vi .,, , 'I' ok Y ? U Y ,I N 4 i ' F' , i l I 3 7 60 ! Football O ' 'ffl JP' if, ,ff I f ft. it gg , M ,v.. s V: f 5 -, Concoiidia Concordia 5 .55 35 z 1 , I if. x 1 EV? if .L 0,1 .4 'J y ' . fffw 'f ff 'lb Bennedictine - 9 . V. ,. my 1 J.. 2 i , 36 :ww 'bi- 'ff 1, A2 U6 ,gi 'suv fwvtmffwfrmwmvilnefnwwfg ' az 1 E :',, J,y,.,,l. . wmfagifg? ,Q 1 4 5 1979 FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Paul Kosman 4Student Managerl, Mark Briere, Eric Pankow, Dave Pyan, Darren Reid, Tim Bickel, Jim Bosler, Bill Tucker, Kevin Van Gennip, Jay Wyeth SECOND ROW: Phil Wingfield, Pete Jensen, Jim Allstaedt, Dave Schnurstein, Scott Lovekamp, Dave Burgess, Mike Greve, Chris Reinisch, Jesse Crosmer, Chuck Anderson, Vem Dickinson, Tim Jones, Mary Miller lStudent Trainer! THIRD ROW: Coach Al Wingfield, Dave Adams, Steve Ahlersmeyer, Brian Ritter, Mark Banusch, Luther Whitfield, Mike Zeddies, Tim Fisher, Russ Belisle, Paul Moses, Steve Schroeder, Jim Price, Head Coach Con Aumann FOURTH ROW: Phil Laskowski tStudent Managerl, Jim Vysoky, Carl Gnewisch, Ron Schultz, Bob Burgess, Mike Filter, Mark Bahr, Ron Bogs, Joel Koehler, Coach Harry Brockberg, Coach Mike Rice. V '- ii'3y'j5' Y 1 ff 'ff' 1. Supportive fans are always ready to back up the Cougars. , ,j-' pi 5' ' ui p 3 2. Mike Greve blocks the kick as he dives toward the punter. N 1. 1' A Q e . 3. Chris Reinisch and Jim Allstaedt display the thrill of a P, ., , - ,-.ii . . H in 35:-Mr.,-. ,s ax-. - , '- , 1' ...I Q- v . :Zi gi I . - I X- fi- ' ' ' .wif - , s s 2 . touchdown. 4. Vern Dickinson is thrown off his feet by a hard 'M f. ' f 'v -'.. . , Q' A ' ..-:. - - - - - st 51 3 F' , mix - - '-, JR? figfsg tackle. 5. Phil Wingfield shows excitement as the defensive A ,sg N ,.f'v,4N. ,x is L Q ,-,-:,. 1 ' 1 ' . fl ' - Us W. at , ,Q 9 'Q ,,,,,. 5 ,'.1, 5 .,',. fifii - '- 'ifijg ,.-'j -E.. P line sacks the quanerback. 6. Coach Brockberg gives some -an vi, fffv, .. ' 4-if Z' F ' J 4 '1 k J w. . . J x - , 4 6 WH -A words of advice to some of the team members. Q R '- -.... ' - E-- im JA' . V -J 8 5' i '. J ig' .IG , 1 ' 'i 1 i 5 - gif? .t,,,rg X Q, li ' 2 X I a:. t 3' . :mk X l y F . t .3 A c -a , eait J s- Sf 3.3 .f ,Wx ,.:g ,,, ,,.., . , .,,.4 - LQ2. b 1 ff', ,v-- tt Eiieg . 6 Football X 61 Kittens Bump'em Results: lost wonlwon won won won won lostfwon won won WOR lost ' WOI1 won lostlwon WCB won T lost lst place 8th place '7 62 I Volleyball il I j T ' QJ53? The 1979 Womens' Intercollegiate Volleyball Team enjoyed a successful season winning twenty matches and losing only seven. The team was lead by senior co-captains Mary Holl and Theresa Drews. Finishing first in the N.I.I. Conference, team members Mary Holl and Theresa Drews were named to the First All-Conference Team. The team then finished eighth in the I.A.I.A.W. State Tournament naming Theresa Drews and freshman Deb Lemke to the All-State Team. This capped an outstanding season for the volleyball team. and Spike'm Team Played: Valparaiso ' Chicago Statefblorth Central Northeastern. it 3 Unv. of Wisconsin - Whitewater Rockford A ' Wheaton D Loyola!Unv. offilhieago Judson 'A .A ,D ' Illinois Central? T lli, F Illinois Benedictine lsse St, Francisezx'1-ffff' -l'c'e A Olivet , ,1,, W ,yft . Elmhurst , ii ' l', ifLifff4iQ'1fQf.i'V A CHI1h3gBfUnv.V AurQt'Q7 lt,yt 2 ,l ' St Fraiieis Tournament -- Milliken l f ' 'ff' ffjiyf 'if '2 '. ' , ,uf V f, i I 1' - .1 1 I , Q 'i ' -. ,Q 13- 4 it e ff f Visa fa A -3 lV,. T 5 ,' ' ip.: ' Y D Vi 'f1-r f ' 4 ,flp p ,pfff ,.....-,-.4..f4we QE' 4.7 1. Jeaneen Callahan bumps the ball which Joanne MacKay is ready to hit. 2. Joanne MacKay makes an effort to bump the ball. 3. Connie Larson smashes the ball past two Chicago State players. 4. Connie Larson and Peggy Hinze block an opposing hit. FRONT ROW: Sharon Stellwagen, Heide Jung, Margaret Meeks, Mary Holl, Jeaneen Callahan, Kathy Koehler, BACK ROW: Beth Hesterman, Coach Steinbeck, Marsha Wink, Theresa Drews, Deb Lemke, Peggy Hinze, Joanne MacKay, Connie Larson, Deb Koehler. NOT PICTURED: Cathy Dustman iManagerJ. Volleyball X 63 Field Hockey Concluding with a 4-9-2 record, the 1979 Field Hockey Kittens produced their most successful season in recent years. Led by senior tri-captains Ann Peck, Mary Rosin, and Candy Stoll, the inexperienced yet spirited squad of 18 members overcame early season losses, winning 3 of 4 mid-season matches, before concluding the season at the College Central Association Tournament held at Rockford College. Six individuals were chosen to play at the Sectional Tournament. Stoll was chosen as lst-team goalkeeper while Ann Peck and Karen Sylvester were both chosen as lst-team members. Mary Rosin, Ella Harms and Jeanne Young were all chosen as 2nd-team members. Stoll was also chosen as Honorable-mention Goalkeeper, narrowly missing being chosen to play at the National Tournament. The team benefited from such outstanding individual performances, but the season will especially be remembered as a complete team effort in which everyone contributed their all. A Young Cross Country Team hit the roads of Concordia this year. With the majority of the team being freshmen, the team lacked the necessary college experience needed for a winning season. Tim Schilling did make it big this year by going to Nationals in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Although the record does not show it, the team had the enthusiasm needed for a great season. Q, Concordia 0 Wheaton, J .V . 2 Concordia 0 Univ. yof Wisconsin 2 Concordia 1 Univ. 'ofwisconsin - Green Bay 2 Concordia 0 Wheaton i 6 Concordia ' ijt 2 Illinois Univ. I Concordia' Uijiivltfiisf Wisconsin - Whitewater 15- 4 Concordia M of Wisconsin - Milwaukee 3 Concordia M. 3 ,.,, 2 Vavl, ,gift Univ. of Chicago A fc' 1 . f---- M it its-we ' Concordia V -:MW0 Rockford A 1 Concordia V 0 Forest 2 Concordia 1 Valiioraiso 3 Concordia 3 Chigago 0 Concordia V,V,,V,, 1, N of Wisconsin - Whitewater lu Q3 Concordia A 2 Rockford ' J H fe 3'1 i' Concordia 0 Valporaiso ' 0' i 5- Q Fifi' vf- - 'T' If i i- 55 F xi ! gi asllg., 35.01 V 1 ily.: li S . N y jf' ',,, g,-iz fait l.!... wif: ' 'Z TSN' A MV' 9 ii' -- 'iw 'if - cf J . ci5?N2'.!+f ., Qq. , ,V , . 'F 'fi .. - .- I-'fi'igii'.5 . - E ., it . af' if- la A -T A fi - 'Q I -Y, -7,4 X A - I X .lu Q r . , .Ai Hx , s N t V. U .L .4 U ' 'g.sgj,.,,'? -4 ' , Q. U .1 i f ' Wil Wir if if , .1 ' ,, r y'7'ff'Q P .y.Q,5.,L.5. ,fg553ffi..' fit' ' i ' 73 ig, ff M, ,, gf .Xa . .r '.'.g',.'m5 ,f.g?,,,,f,.' . ,-, , -H Q ,, . .. -WZI'2fj ,321-Q Mxifiilii' :Mil . if.. Hi - 'iff 1 ' v fl f - ' - L .!, N '. y J -if lt' ahvhsliyffkvigryl ij. . N, .k m ay KDAA y 6ij,g,tyQg.f. 1 .-. --r,gg,g.f ,c F r I ' if wzgfgizg. J- 1, c if .zgg r' , :', wx i 'i':4-' -'7:. l..'fi? ' .4 - 'li Jvh w . K I A .,' X , .. t . A QQ 5 ipx . .af..: P ,ff . '- .3 .2 . 1 3 1 -- 1 A , I s A V ., V - v m l QQ, .- . . M. 'W Q, l ti. ' ,w -ifa Q 'iff gy.. , , ,,5 wejJ-1 gba' , ., Ari.. . . 4 .,. 5 ff Q 1979 KITTENS FIELD HOCKEY: FRONT ROW: Candy Stoll, Mary Krout, Lisa Baisch, Anne Peck, Linda Diem. Sue Chaffer 2nd ROW: Julie Brandt, Karen Sylvester. Mary Rosin, Ellie Harm, Julie Hartling, Kathy Collier, Jeanne Young 3rd ROW: Coach Ms. Kretzschmar, Katie Mountford, Karon Muzzall, Mary Hendrickson, Lois Drews, Nancy Shebeneck, Dawn Schmidt, Kathy Schnurstein 64! Field Hockey 84 Cross Country 21kWf'f' .gqunlullll 1 Meet b Regent Invitational 'N g at Rockford invitational '32 ,gg ,elif t . , be .fR!:?17IiH1fY Xi a.. is req,-:Sas i s x if ag . .-sf ' SSSIPVI 1 . .L - . A Invitatro N at Belo ' 351 fe so , f Invitatio 3 X it at Juds IA Distri Q Q13 Qi 'f Q Q X .NHC Conference : X: f.-rfb 'X , A .,,,.XV.., ,,,N,, bg., ,,.., , .x er.: ,Q -Ng, .. QWVY' ' X M' 7. k lflace 1979 COUGARS CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: Mike Lange, Tim Schilling, Dave Joseph. SECOND ROW: Dave Stock, Kerry Pikal, Wayne Morris, Jim Holbrook, Bill Ickstadt. 5th Out of 7 Q s 4th outfof .6 H, 9, J gx . A . . f- st. ,1:x.,:. . . ogiteof 7 R- W givfihgs 1 .iv if Q5 1 'fiilw f lf 57, 4 .QV X , Q V . . - - .e me N..s:.,sx. sms- 1- 'H . 1:4 S f , J' 3:5 1 ,L V as his l-VNQSSSKN. : A cl ss. wfw, fs. as swwx.s,1-.,. A va 5 a 1 1- v . : is fz ' at W : Q X :serv - Sm: J XF vX'R X'Ss smgsi -ll, , ':- - -X 5 if XM Asus-ss, . N T i the 1 asv out Q6 Q' ' sw N ' as-.rf-seq: .' - ,. . , , 4 L -Q, V VM, . H , 1 ., f. 'xx is Us A S QA V A . , f 'QR - Q.-Xp , ' K if . - KJ V, my . . . K, A . wiv: 3 W 1. TEAMWORK is me name ofthe game for kittens, Lisa Biasch, Candy Stohl, Karen Sylvester, and Mary Hendrickson. 2. Coach Kretchmar places a watchful eye over the teams drills. 3. Warming up before practice, Kerry Pikal, Dave Joseph, and Wayne Mor- ris. 4. Driving for a goal is Karen Sylvester. Cross Countr , ,Q mdk? Field Hockey :SL Cross Country f 65 Tenni An one? The Concordia Kittens took 3rd place in the NIIC Conference. They ended the season with a record of 5 wins and 7 losses. Seniors this year are Deb McClean and Deb Varn. Deb McClean's career record was 18-19. Deb Varn's career record was 19-18. The Concordia Cougars ended their season with 2 wins and 11 losses. The team worked under a new coachg Coach Schuchard replaced Coach Faszholz who was on sabbatical leave this season. The team did 2 66 f Tennis 1979-80 WOMEN'S TENNIS: FRONT ROW: Dede Winkler, Judy Harte, Lon Weir, Deb I McClean, Roberta Ulrich, Deb Vam, Coach Faszholz, Carie Faszholz, Kim Mintun, Beth show improvement as the season progressed. Wolke. Beth TenBr0eke, LOIS Bramstadt. -4 ,. Y. . X L - Q I4- J .741 .atgf 5, vi' if '- . ,Fr , f w 1 wi ' fd . ' '.'-. Miki- ig - r .xi - isfx ,,- V ' A . ii' ' - 'V fate:-iff +4 c ' -eff Q 6 L as 'r' vm th X -l i 4 fr'5'w -L Y, ' YVJQN 4 Y if 7333 1 ' Q is-,..,,cf.,g: U , N -' Q. c 'I Q :J :4f ' 'ZH M I m if ..:.-.Aki S., is Y 3 ,fl QD Q ' s Qwwm.-.,.e.,. ,. ,,,,, sVlN:'?ff'i?'fif- 2 . ,,, zu, ,., , , ,--Q -QV ra W, Q 'ii We at f gg Q, ' mi .. . . lv V...- 5y- -. I r' 3 4 54:4 . Il -,,-fl 5 , 5. 'Q-. 4, . K 2 . ' , le .4Z,1,:,, . T J sv ' 'in 21... fd, 1979-80 MEN'S TENNIS: FRONT ROW: Mike Knox, Bnmette, Chris Reinisch, Monte Haun. BACK ROW: Dave McClean, Ken Collister. 5 Tony Wittmam, Rick Marrs, John Coach Schuchard, Curt Hoover, . ' , ,Z 141 , -1 as ,g ggi? fwswzsac f:,..4:ZlZHiia . imap V' Q L V f-1L. ,ww.s'f: 'si 912:13 5 H128 V yay ' .mm ft 1 A af W, -. W 'W VF i g .I V xp V:.ih4,, gg ,kr 117 3. gg Yi 17, , 1-Lui' 5 ,v,', A ,.,.,,v,..i,-.. - figs-.ge , RQ? at 'Va 4' , -, .V Vu 4. 2 955,11 - ff .Q 5 :VA V V. ..,,,. i i ..3Y,,3V?..V.,-Ig ,H -, jz g ghtiyg ggfvgwg y ,V ,V Z . -- V i- .,4. . , V. Qi V ,Vw Rdsfwzaf -i'V f -V V- ' 3 ' f ' , 132 :H . '.QhQ-g.gcs?x?'f ., .V 'fsfwafeiuqff VV 4 fe 5 .V W, f V' ,y - M VH - '-'--'3-24: ff? ' ' W 12, im.: if .3 5321. gi, V 1.1. page-H ,gn -,Inge V ,V - V il?-W4 gfQ'4V-9-,4-V':Vf1Yf1' 54 YQ ,. ,. Q. ,, G ' 0' -' '4 A 'l f' - Q- . V ft T' ' Qi ' ' P ff'fy1i?k'fZ- 2 'VW1'5W3t 559rQ - 524 f-'A 5, -'-' L , V .mg fiirf 4 falggfwsf js: N-V. V5 9 eg, ,. ,Q A Qffiy 1 . 4 f vas 'f .. . ,. .lV.v:,:,fi f 'V' , 5 . VJ-If Q... I I I K 4 ada , I, ,twig T1 'Z 'ewammgg Wffaaimfwwim V .qs A: kai V ia, . , 7 ggLw M V V .f . 'T A 'LaV.M5f2 '? QE? 1 A W'ff3?ff1f9'54ff'ffWwmW4,:VVemsta2z2 ' 3 I K -fir, . zz, 4: , W V , -V i V ' , W A .v M , , ' 'V biyt.fAf,.,-if gli- .N 2 . ' 'g.,' V ,4 ,..., 'rV. VJIVC4 .V , - V ., , C . 1 isVf:f 1 : V5 . V , V ' ,321 , , , V -- f VV . , me V , I 1 if s P. Q.. If fyw 'Ti 9:10, A w V-,W..... .fum , 4 ,, IA . A, ' -4.-H l-,. ., M, MMM' ,,.. l. Deb Mc Clean serves up a powerful game against her opponent. 2. Tennis is a game of concentration as displayed by Lois Bramstadt. 3. With good form. Chris Reinisch backhands a shot to his opponent. 4. Monte Haun retums from the couns as Coach Schuchard looks on. 5. John Brunette packs a lot of power into this serve to his opponent. Cougars Push Forward The Cougar's had good retuming talent his year along with lots of new, but they could not seem to put it together. Although the final record was 6 wins and 20 losses the quality and talent of the team is not always shown in the record. The season reached its high point when the Cougars took first place at C.I.T. A win against Seward makes a winning season. The Junior Varsity Basketball team had a little better season, winning forty percent of their games. This is a very good record C6-93 since the team was under the guidance of a new coach - Tim Platt. Coach Platt was replacing the usual JV Coach, Al Hermann while he was on sabbatical. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team kept up the Cougar spirit once again. 1 5, , lla v , A lw. L l J ' 'Q' C1 nrr.. C 3,9 1 ' 7 U . W f 'T 68 X Men's Basketball ,M 9 maxi. 8? 1979-80 JV BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Tony Wittman, Monte Haun, Jay Wyeth, Kerry Pikal, Mark Sieger. BACK ROW: Tim Reinking, Tim Bagby, Dennis Durham, Jim Holbrook. lx if N l i N ,t 1979-80 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Dale Heidloff, Carey Schuett, Vem Dickinson, Lee Sauer. Mark Brueggemann, Wes Wrucke, Mike Graf, Mike Zeddies, Kevin Bartels, Jim Aumann, Jim Ledebuhr. T Z 3 6 VARSITY SEASON RECORD Opponent y Univ. South Judson i A A l Belmont N01111 Park Wheaton Concordia, Mo. Illinois Col. Concordia, Neb Elmhurst Olivet, Naz. Concordia, Mi. Trinity , A Hope Il. Benedictine. Ill. Inst. Tech A North central- Trinity Aurora -. l Concordia, Mo. - R0Ckf0fd Ill. Benedictine Olivet Naz. 3 l Aurora -N 82 s 66 vlEureka Rockford 1 A t 80 75 M Judson l. Tim Bagby puts up a bucket that helps beat North Central. 2. John Brunette looks for an open man. 3. Wes Wrucke receives the team trophy, and his individual trophy for the Cougars victorious first at C.l.T. 4. Mike Graf shoots over the top ofhis opponent. 5. Wes Wrucke tips thejump ball. 6. Mike Graf attempts to block a North Central layer's layup. Men s Basketball ! 69 Z? ag 3,, , YQ, 1, .M-,V-ff' will 3 - A 67C I2 Kittens eep Going The Kitten's had remarkable talent this year, but had a tough season. They had good depth on their team which let them be ranked seventh in the State. At State, they lost their first game by one point. This was a disappointing way to end the season, but the talent and the spirit never left the Kittens. l CTC 141 cts CTE 412 4 21 to S1 ...-- 1979-80 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Mary Rosin, Joanne MacKay, Margaret Meeks, Karen Sylvester, Mary Holl, Annie Peck, Dawn Schmidt. BACK ROW: Mary Hendrickson, Sandy Strock, Carolyn Grundt, Theresa Drews, Chris Rubin, Deb Lemke, Mary Ann Hagemeier, Connie Larson, Linda Holowicki, Coach Klatt. 70 f Women's Basketball - J 41' Z ...fs ui Wrestling Although the 1979 Wrestling Team finished the season with a 3-10 overall record, the majority of the meets were close in scoring. Individually, however, the wrestlers fared extremely well. Three of the wrestlers qualified for the National Championships: Jim Refenes 11675, Bill Flatt 41263 and Baxter Stewart 11345. As well vw as hosting the District Invitational, Concordia had the honor this year of hosting the Olympic Regional Trials, drawing wrestlers in from several states. ,N-xc tw' .vpoiv '91 -WA' NV 4.29 1979-80 WRESTLING AUXILIARY: FRONT: Nancy Shebeneck, Cindy Bogenpohl, Karen Oswald. BACK: Lois Bock, Julie Bowman, Kristy Storm, Deb Willms. X 1. Gerald Lee works toward gaining control and being the man on top. 2. Bill Flatt makes a strong attempt to tum his opponent over for a pin. 3. Gerald LCC PTCPHTCS to Catch his OPPOUCUI Off 1979-80 WRESTLING: FRONT: Jim Refenes, Bill Flatt, Baxter Stewart, Jay Sierszyn. BACK: guard and go for a iakedown. Coach Pollard, John Partipilo, Mark Briere, Gerald Lee, Rich Johnson. Wrestling I 73 l. JV Cheerleaders make themselves known. 2. Half time was always welcomed at football games because it meant a chance to watch the fantastic Pom Pon girls. 3. The Pom Pon girls tried new and exciting routines during the basketball season. 4. The yell leaders always made the cheerleader's stunts exciting. 5. Cheryl Skibbe and Charlie Cougar spare no enthusiasm when it comes to cheering on the Cougars. 6. Charlie Cougar alias Kurt Schroeder makes his usual appearance at the basketball games. ,. yi K 'PI fin 'Lift' 1:3 fs..,..: X 53 CX. ,,,...,, x l Fw ,y- W f .MEN mf ' 5'-.Zara , Q' 'a 1979-80 POM PON GIRLS: FRONT ROW: Ann Collins, Deb Willms, Kristy Storm, Deb Bajus, Diane Block, Kristen Clausen. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Meier, Diane Going, Linda Wingfield. Beth Morello, Linda Begeman, Cindy Bogenpohl, Deb Einem, Y . 5 Janice Raterman. 'i A R. 3 2 K P .. . 1 5 7 Q EL- ,rf Iv F, f . 4 J W 1 ..,..-Y ' X, . S ' ff if I C '- I . .. - S -fi' . U' k 3 ! 74 ! Pom Pon!Cheerleaders C14 The Pom Pon squad took on a new character this year, under the direction of Diane Block. A successful effort was made to escape the traditional routine and try new, creative routines. The Pom Pon girls always brought excitement to halftimes. rw- l,, . -, -- ' ff ,, E: E New cheers, new stunts, faces and new W, -X l -Q. 'I 'f' V' s',lj l J uniforms, brought a new spirit to the Ain 7 Q .., 2 - , cheerleading squad. Kurt Schroeder acting as 'L 5' Une. xv. ' ' , Charlie Cougar always kept the crown amused Y 8 N Q 4 V: '1' r 1' ' Q24 with his goofy cheers. Even through thick and ' N 7 T' i ' ' thin the cheerleaders kept up their spirit and M W never let the fighting Cougars down. l Q l .6 CZ 4 n Q I 1979-80 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Sheri Hinze. SECOND ROW: Janet Ingold, Julie Haertling, Becky Plamann. TOP ROW: Sheri Breault. 5 ff 'gh S F s T' .. ., 1979-80 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AND YELL LEADERS: FRONT ROW: Diane Secora. SECOND ROW: Alan Kretschmar, Jim Bosler, Tom Keithly, Bob Burgess, Ron Schultz, Joel Koehler. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Skibbe, Diane Berkahn, Laura Stoppenhagen, Dottie Rust, Helen Simkus. 6 Pom PonlCheerleaders I 75 f f ,g5 -,wr , ak,- Concordia Run On Broken records, high spirits. and state medals is an excellent way to sum up the Kitten's Track season. Many school records were broken this year, including Julie Haertling breaking the mile record and Jeanne Kunde breaking the 300 meter record. The highlight of the season took place at State when Mary Hendrickson broke the State record in the javelin. Seven state medals were taken by the Kitten members, placing the team seventh in state. The new coach. Wendy Bursie, did a remarkable job with this small team. Being a former Concordia student. Coach Bersie, knew what it took to make all the Concordia talent into a winning track team. The Men's Tracl-1 Team had an excellent 1980 season. Although the team was not full. only 13 members. they all put forth great effort making the 1980 season one of the best. Vern Dickison broke the school High Jump record while Dave Schnurstein broke the Triple Jump record. The District meet brought a nice finish for the season as Vern Dickison brought back two first place medals, and the Relay Team, another. Coach Brockberg remarked that considering the size of the team. it was one of the finest Concordia has had. V V if ,M ff V, 2. W' -I -V w t? H 4' .fZ'AX::.?:i.v3QV.',:l ..L- 5 .5-4, 'f5f1:V?If7 . ' E lf .-'.:if A .Q ,... . az,-.-x...V . -V4 Q, . vw 1,31--.2 . . X . , , 4 Q, is , V, J ,fi Mg' '3.mf.7.. WV' . a r wxzfwg '1 5, - A sI.V,4gyQfVq1-4 , 47,5 nga . ,Q . ., , V V-.IV .. . .. ' , . ,1..,. ' ..,.,, , -. ..Z,Y:., ' , , . ,ff aa Q V PW, ,,,,. .. A ....., .. tk. J ,. ,A,. zvllivrk Af i if 1 if R 5 f 3 . , ww Q m-.mf V - -QV .aa . 'Alina f. ' ' f ' jf .,VV.,.-U-7 f 91 ,',. ' . '15-ff':7L?Wi7 4'L4f'fZf f1'-'-2615 Yf'z2e15sZ5?i' 1aQ'-'ffif-V'-s:f-Vf-5: ,V ,-' .. V .. V . .. .. c..fVv,, , , .A gtk' 4' :V ,V V- -4fs'f1afa.V. .gf2's: :fga-:af-H ' --:ra w ff ,. V ff ff-12. V1 ra I' A ' -1.1359 - Q25 3:5-:5g,7,5L-t.,-52: .:5.-rw: ,IV 15 .12 5 .3 . gi g! QT: A ,. . V ' .. 1 F I W A .3 5 QV. , .LJ . ,, 'r::2.,.v...,,.g.:i. VA . Ai:SEg,?4M:?, l. 12 ? :ii 'tzfri X' ,V . . , w. x 2 t Vw V f'a?3f:-V' Vw .. ?Q.fQQAE'vl,g,.f , . . 'g'V,'iVf'H 44 , V H..:,.,..5... . ' . -' ' . . .W fy.. .- . ' -w.aa,w' ' Mi' , J - e -V ' - ay' -' - 'qi QV-C 'V ig , f g V. f 'fri W'-V .,., gg.. .V 1,-.,.:..H ,11? 't -,::2fEE.gl?sf, fa. 'ww--' 4, f f ru ,V .,-4 CWM, ' rf . -V , -'rf V 1-Vex,-.,,.V.. , 1, :,.::1Vg:-ggi -.f 43.3.-k,g flzstm:-f!w.,W'f'y,4 if, ' wtf'-fr 1 ,,.V-fem .-V.5v.f:.a . . f ,, ,, ,. , , , Q, . 1 A , ,. .... s ...,. ,... T ...M .f,. mx. law, ..,., t. ,z . .Q.. .. A , . , ,, 4. 1 'MW ' 99'Y4wf V- VffV W CV ff , A .VM - wwf .V wx-:.1V.e-ry VV Vf,ww,.:V-fan-V.kL,1.-.svVAVYS-,a.Vx-...sf V.VXw L., V: ,AN V, .. , ,f,,1v,4 V, , ., ,NV .. ..., . ,.m..,,., .f.f,.m. , .- V-V.g...V.4 . W .- 5 . L ff- f 201 ' ' M 'M - .' .fV ' :sl . ,ffwfg , , . ' ' 1x..fg+e-w:.:..gf.V-Va.f...Vf1232 . .. .-r . - - - i V 4V tvs W .of f mf i . . .fa . . V. Vw H-mmf.-QV:t.--VV,...+.a.,.-6V . X. V, - A V, V. n ,A 1. J, V, 2. , 5, A V ,Z Q, , . in - V f , - LW, V J., ' - , .. . r sw- - -v H V Lb , , I if ,097 1 ' ' . 4-.. at ... 'ir . V it W m . .. 9. f' fo-.., Xl s rw 1979-80 MEN'S TRACK TEAM: FRONT ROW: Mike Zeddies, Mike Lange, Tim Schilling, Wayne Morris, Dave Stock, Dave Schnurstein. BACK ROW: Coach Brockberg, Vem Dickison, Jim Vysoky, Jim Allstaedt, Tom Draves, Mark Mader, Mark Bahr, Mark Bartusch. 76 I Track 'ff A Q' wi gig.. Qfsk- -'vig i ix ak- -,.-urself ' N' 4-6':' 4 'Q V1?. 3l P.i'v'.:'5'f L, . .:9'F7.f' ' V -'D : Wu x .V ',.. ' 7 v if iifsgizvz.. O4 I 'I O Q 0 O O, f'44:V'9'v'0 6'0 4 .5.- '5'G,,15,'-Q A994 I . 4 1-52321 'E 3 .. 1 Qi? ,4i: Q vu r K TQPQT I Q 4 . .xiii 'V bf' 2' Q J ' 2 -v,, J 5 C f E V .Aff ,. f ., WL 16, . ffl' ' ti S. ,. gl A Y if - 4 I me f , , . g N. K., 5. ' .f .L ir- - -..v 'w .sa ,M - Y v-' - . .. l. Sandra Nelson winds up with eyes glued on the strike range. 2. Sandi Strock will assure that the ball is hit should Karen Behling swing and miss. 3. Annette Arnold makes strong contact with the ball with hopes of a base hit. 4. The team gathers for a good pep talk before the stan of the game. 1 'I f Q I 24, ' 3' 4. '4 fs -I I . 4 J' ' 'J . lf' f ,. 41 -WY lo . I ,. 7 4 up ff 4 . -gr' 1980 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL: FRONT: Sandra Nelson, Sandi Strock, Becky Riemer, Karen Sylvester. Karen Behling. MIDDLE: Ellie Harms, Annette Arnold, Candy Stoll, Lori Holey, Dawn Schmidt. BACK: Irene Weingartner, Kathy Collier, Chris Rubin, Kathy Mountford, Coach Klatt. -.. - sz . 4 - .K 4 .. , Y . 59 . 5 ' . Q. f' ,F li, I. ts iii' 'Q Q . . w S... : .f A ' 9- ',-if 3-2355? -'fgfsff . . lx 5 . bw . .rt 1 .' 1 f ' 2' . ix, : i r i Vt. l i :ig 23315 is ii 4- rd ,tf f. gl Mfrs! . rlfliyb '- L, U , ,I 'fl fl ' 'ifilf xt '23 Me' is Q I fi ff ' pf I 1? 1 . E is 1 X 'S if -4 is , bf T- -4. . fe f ' N . N T.: if fsfujf ' if 1 : f 3. fr' .3-if .'rf'j'f' A if V ' ' Q 4 t 1 F f , V t' '-4 '4 . 1' 'U .,,r. 5-1 - -- ' R35 i5....1... .-:XA-+ .1- T...5 'K ,, xg if - A 'A 3' Yx::RQ.:.x,t'49 ' X 1 E X , s g 3 . f ' er A -5 3 ff- 8 1 x. .WR Q.. , x tl 4 sei , .V XX Q 4 X v',.v gxv, 1 . -we . ' I. if , ' Q W g X N Q . ,Ig ,4 ,lg Q, P I I A , V Q, I, V . x W .K V ,i fl Kg. W -. ' 4 .3 x........ 2 Mmm. 'Wim . 3 Softball The Women's Softball Team had a rather disappointing season with a 4-11 record. Although there was much talent on the team, the playing was very inconsistent. The inexperienced pitching staff also was cause for the dismal season. Those not returning to the team next year and who will be strongly missed are Candy Stoll, Kathy Collier and Karen Behling. 4 Softball f 79 . . . - ,...g..,.4-,..,,,,, ., f..,-f,,....- 1 ,, ......,.,.,,,,,.. L -Vvi fgvyf, .. W ,.- ,, - -- xi x , ,.,,,...,-....,, 1 , -, ,,.,, W, .A A, w,,,,.,.,.,,.,.,,,,,.,.., Q fi i 7 ..,,. ,,.,,,M....,.., H...-w.,,,.,,. VI . -M-nv. V.,WW,,,,,,,,,...,..,.. ,,,.,...,-Y iv.. I J Z A , W .... , V is , , ',f- wywav - ,'2Q,,.,f ' , ,lg N 1 I 'ity 'Y' ai! if 80! Division Page z,.,..,,-,.M,,-- ,.,,......-mann-V-4-w'4 ' f.,...-.,...,.-v ...aa ,..v-...-...f H Mu- ,.,.,4,nv-un-nr-vvff 'tif' ,J , 7, n, I ,ik ii S N 8 . I 2 4 i I I x 1,1 'gsvd YP , . A ,ff 1-4 5, ,i IIW N x I Q U 3 2 3 ul l 0 .2 0 .2 'O O , , M 5 , ' Ya? 'f 4 11' Xl 3 ww, X in , a 1' 4 J V . Q' , f , . ,,, ff . M' .ll , W! ,V v .R.,..o.2' ,'.Y:1, i Hwy .0 J' .0 The - Senisrs la is is F if if Y? Division Pag X 81 James W. Allstaedt James Carl Anderson MOIHC C- BCH Deborah Ann Bajus Richard Coe Berrill James M. Anacker Janice Lyn Andersen 82 X Seniors Victoria L. Arndt v Ehzabeth Anne Berg Carol Jean Bauer f I .1 , Mary Lou Bergdolt Daniel George Babchak 4 Brian Becker Louis J. Baio Diane Lynn Berkhahn Nathan F. Bickel Nancy Louise Bischoff Kelly A. Blouch , li Annette Renee Boeck Thomas R. Boehm Miriam C. Borchers 90 Thomas Kevin Brandon Barbara J. Brasel David Allen Brondos Elizabeth Ruth Brott Rhonda Susan Brandt John S. Bruening few. -' X f .wi 3. , ,Z ,. K, , , ,gif -5 3' by-. , . It ,X assist David S. Burgess Maria R. Burlini -F-.......M.,..,,W Seniors I 83 ' 1 .111-'el l S' l u f 5 cfbxb Rebecca Ann Camann PHY Pamela Joy Cooley . 'K Jean Burns Susan Gail Cage 62' Judy Ann Cahal 4, ,nf -in J ,f 2 , f I- I: ,muy ,I , :W 5. ' , fr Donna Lynn Clapp -1'? Joyce V. Cochell Judith Ann Constien .gi Cheryl E. Coyner . f' Teresa K, Byrne Kristen Adele Clausen Jesse Even Crosmer 84 I Seniors I 1 , .J E3 A. f? Brian P. Doepke Frederick Timothy Eickstead Debra Jeanne Davidson Laura Lynn Davis . 5, 5-. lpn , ...A Dwight Robert Doering Rita Maxine Droster James Aaron Dunn Carolyn Elvers I , ,, , . . .,,..14iW Nora M. Ford Kevin David Gallmeier Theresa Ann Drews Karen Jean Filter Vernon Dickinson V we Debbie Jo Eickstead Phyllis Droege Cindy L. Fischer Kimberley J. Gehrs Seniors X 85 AZ 1 ,Si N4 Z Diana Sue Genske Michael John Greve James Douglas Hafner Diane Lynn Gruebner l ',l 53 5 David B. Goehner Diane Lynn Going James Richard Haack Cynthia Ann Haller Neil Richard Hammes Daniel R. Haberkost 86! Seniors mamma V7 Karon J. Hammond Lori Lyn Hilger Cheryl Sue Hanneman Linda Carol Harris Jeffrey E. Heimsoth Harry J. Helmreich Daniel J. Hennig Joy Anne Hill Martha Ann Hinrichs f' :S 5 5' in . .4 I V ff 9 N. I if .g,,,. .44 4 I . 'Wx sv-. l Z ' . if - - Q F A' A' il 1 ii ',v - , X . X 1 , . 'Ml ,ng A, y ..,,, .5 ., , l, 5' Mary J0 Heidemann Mary Katherine Holl uf' .- - V, M - ,rn 1, 4 .-J, , 4. T ,' V. Wi 5 i fa .1 'ix 4 an , .K Y x .M V af Q . uf ' K, V, ,gl 5' s -I iw.. 4 Q 1 , vpffi - ,e- Seniors ! 87 , .N Lowell E. Holtz Anna Y. Hu Cindy Jean Hubban Peter M. Jensen Tnmothy Jones Thomas William Keithley Duane Lynne Kersey Gwen Kleln Susan Therese Kotovsky Beth Mane Kraegel Mary H. Kraker M ww 1 Allan Ray Kretschmar David R. Jung Jane M. Huth Christine A. Kloess Karol Kay Kroenke 88 X Seniors Susan M. Krout Steven Donald Latzke Katherine Jean Kuhl Patncia Diane Kuhn Kan L. Larson Deborah M Lehmann Nancy Mane Lekar Kathryn Jane Kuecker Donna Sue Lewis Susan B. Lisch for F Virginia Ann Lloyd Mark A. Mader Seniors X 89 l .1 Nancy Clarre Manke Richard Welton Marrs Teresa L. Mader l :T I Q Trudy Marciniak f X X Janice Adele Mansholt Deborah Ruth McClean Terry Alan McReynolds Douglas S. Menz Sharon Kay Miller Lisabeth Kay Moehring Becky J. Monsees 90 ! Seniors Marjorie Morgan Sheryl Joy Mueller Susan E. Neisch Elizabeth A. Niemann Kay M Nitschke Gary C. Olson 'Ulf' 1-3, Ann Lee Peck Beth Ellen Pflug Ingrid J. Pierson Y ff Kevin R. Rather -fs ' v Kathleen Louise Newman P21II'iCiH Arm P0hlI112lI1 Ch,-is Rex Seniors f 91 1 I 'sfwiie xygifs'-ehgkn x v C' ET . WSW- Gayle Christine Ross Valerie Jean Scherzer My f A + A Patricia Ann Rubino Lorelei Scafaro W Timothy Schalk Doris LaRae Schilling Mary E. Rosin Lee Philipp Sauer Zoe A. Scheidecker r , - .1 -.nm Carol Ella Schluessler J Y 15. 1 'L , ':' Julie Marie Roggi Nancy V. Sauer Diana Marie Schnabl 92 ! Seniors J , Robin Leigh Schulz Alan Dean Severson David B. Schnurstein Walter Alexander Schonhardt Kimberly Kay Schorisheck Christina E. S-edaitis 1 Robert E. Senninger Madelyn Kay Sherpan Denise Marie Shelton Sanja Leigh Seppa Jay Richard Sierszyn Seniors ! 93 , M, T7 ,, Diana S. Smith Evon Marie Smith Norma J. Steuer Lisa Ann Storm 1 in md , Joy Ellen Sochowski 94 X Seniors ,, 1 Nina uf ' B1. Candace Keetra Stoll Jon Travis Nancy Lee Ugo Debora Annette Varn Mark Allen Waldron Beth Ellen Weber James Weith Carol June Welck Susan Ann Wendt Charlotte Joann Williams Donna MHC Wiflkelmafm NOT PICTURED Sarah Allen Victoria Arndt William Bendert Allen Bramstad Gayle Breuscher Judith Bulmahn Janet Burmeister Elaine Carr Martin Christiansen Carole DiZeo Karen Doederlein Thomas Draves Irene Drescher Robert Fosbinder Ralph Gabrielson Rebecca Grabowski Judith Hoifman Linda Holowicki Phyllis Joost 8 .E if J K' 'x af x 1 12,1 --.7 0 al L .J X A1 .4 'a Mary Karlen Dennis Kebbel Daniel Kowen Mary Krout Timothy Kulth Beverly Laseke Linda Lord Scott Lovekamp Linda McNiel Timothy Muller Susan Neisch Nancy Niemiec Block Adeline Peak Ingrid Pormals Shirlee Pullmann Natalie Ebert Reder Nancy Sauder Patricia Scheiwe Glen Scherer Scott Schilling Steven Schneider Carey Schuett Jack Schultz Karen Schumm Steve Schumm Carole Seibt Janet Stannard Susan Teetzen Pauline Tuomi James Vyhanek John Wachmann Dale Welden Don Williams Debra Wisinski Debra Wolsky Wesley Wmck Alan Wunderlich Susan Yagow Janell Karen Winters Diane Marie Wisinski Beth Woike Anna Zehnder Seniors f 95 Graduation Spring graduation brought both tears and cheers to some 200 graduates. Although the thought of leaving the beloved Concordia community is often sad, the thought of facing a whole new life ahead is exciting and challenging. This was the general feeling on May 24th during the commencement exercises. Dr. Walter Rosin i delivered a message to the graduates which no doubt was l an inspiration to all present. l i f ' - 4 f' firigzifii l ' 5- 'Mit ' i iHd'fE,t'g f' f Q Q' J ,Z .I ,, 1 '15, 'A 1, f.-..,r.-E. X. HMM www, ir- Nl , N 2 . i ref' -Z, I jj .. 5 ,' I 'A 4 2 g ' i ,fri ffl' la I ,, ' 'ii 1 . 1 1, ' gi t ft ,. 111. 4' 'Y ff, J ' A ' ' i V Hi ffl ii A Ui! J' 1, im? . N' A fi' ,Yr '1 ff 4 '2P f2 f .Wa l . e'e 'il 4sf. Qf-tiff . . f W ' 1 , J A 3 me , t . .vf ,f tg ,a, -f, 1' in 'ff .3 ' itil? a . 1 ' f ,tg ,xfjgga-gfifgag. 'f . M kr, A53 ggi 3 k, -gi . V, W. . .J tiki a l l -A lp... Y Wig ' ng! . Q if ii L54 g, V' ,P fe . V gg sw, t f V V. 5 . - it 2 .W n Qt-f . ii me ' ff-1. E t Q x 4 , A I B I .. 9 Mi . 1 :iz lvrv . A In 'D 1 M A, u p .tp A A i t l i - M V . t ' . I , 2 .t'.. . . . 3 I-.H qxx? 5 1-3 3 yt, I mg , ta. ,E -qk, ,dh 4, 3 . 414,19 HX ' ni v Al ' ,NAAEQL YF f. I nm ma i- pfcf gr fa . , . l':'i?i'gg1Y?r.i' '- ' .fag X 1 ,136-as.. - W1 gfmtx taspig- i 4 5 96 X G rad uation s 'Q if M. is . 5 5 X 3 mufar 6 - , 'si is Q rl ,,,..,,. , 1 l 5 is N ID' 4 '1 -5' M, ,4-5': 'v ' iff? 'Jn ' fu W2 -. X v ev- 7 x if ABM 459' N- a.. f - naval. in . F Z' I 50199 ,V 244, 41 5 if 4 . , My 4 if 13 f ll in A. if ' ., . . V 3fl5ZiZfaL iv-4' if pi 9 1. Phil Laskowski, barrer of the cruxifix, leads the graduation prossession. 2. Dr. Paul Zimmerman addresses the graduates. 3. Doug Mertz and Neil Hammes congratulated each other on a job well done. 4. The band plays opening numbers during graduation. 5. Kapelle sings for the graduates. 6. The final shake of the President's hand means you finally made it. 7. The graduates stand at attention during the faculty processional. 8. Along with the many BA's awarded, thirty Master's degrees were also awarded. 9. Dr. Rosin, guest speaker, gives inspiring words to the graduates. Graduation X 97 O O 'Q 2 'S - 5 ,S .3 J.-7 I 4 Www.. W 'h-M , .,,f 98 X DIVISION Page -.Q lv., Q a-gg :QU . ,xv Wi 7'- si' 5, 1 . , 5 'Q 6 Q Q Af, , Lf? 4 'lun' 00' I0 P gf99 l00! Faculty .off 0 5525-V' 'Q-Q Y A Zn? I dministration 8a Professmnal Staff l S E 2 , 1 if 1 6 .L-. Al Wingfield, Dean of Students 2 x 1 'fl - l Q J A lm l f D F ederlck Spurgat, Dean of Ad ll l Q 5? 5 ministration , la u 7 LJ i 4, X 4 of 'LT ' gt' 1 'ff' r X ' c Dean Dr. Rudolph Block Academi ' A ny: MJ -pc l , l li'-WWE. 4 4 5 wif.,-,, '- lv '1-L' 9 . - Q. Robert Pieper, Registrar ' I if MIB ' '7 'W wif, , ' -' ' 'X Z 4 Carol Hanneman 8z Noel Shalk, Advisors 5452 M XJ U,- Larry Rockemann, Campus Pastor 3 3 in , w Ihauunnnuiu- is Y f Y b S Qi f 5 -4 5 I as ,V 2 55? is Q . it if I. Q I, 9' fe. I . , 59? -tr' , .LA ,N .,'. i n 3 'iq if . ,S P' il z 3 Q VQ I Exe I . .,.. ,.,. E A Robert Libka, Director of KCC and Student Activities George Lange, Dir. Undergraduate Admis- sions , 5 s' ,,-.1 z.. ' I ,- Wg 4. ff' A 2, , . wiv' 1 .f ,V .. 'J M Lg vt, L x v,y v,t, ,I 5 - ,f- , , ,, , vw: pi? f, -5.31 ,- va ,IN , I -riwhi' 1' s if -v A Ugywii V. ,,g'v M ' fbias' , 5 ,A'- . an 1 , ti ,ff , 4.f L 531 ,.. ' H. , I' ,ia I lx J I I ff? Neal Shackel, Operations Manager Colette Cheramie, Housing Dir. UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS OFFICE: Front Row: Secretaries, Char Marguno, Vernice Schulz, Laverne Geniuk, Deb Ernst Second Row: Bob Preloger tDir.J, Ray Brown, Fred Schebor, Kim Egerstedt tAdmissions Counselorsj. Faculty I 101 Am Fi' gf 'f J J?,Q 5 39' in ,, Y ,JJ . ,911 21' X ig, qmfgsgzs f . f -A -P J. 'LLL ' 4 'f . A -e N-.-ff.m.w,a p ,Q ? 7 L '- ft if, if z g: ' ' ' f,..'f2' .' If 3 , ff 3 A A Qlfgjrgf, ' iuiliiif English! Philosophy P 9' iv ' 'U 'U F' 3 P. I 9 2 gi 9 H7 . . A, Ui . I w 2 as as 'D O fb Q -. ' 5 -o E 5 'T gl Q 3 W :' Qc E UQ F' 5 f-1 H Q: : fe S20 5- :r an 5 G D CD Q m in D' Lf, Q1 rr - 2 E O O 9 E P-100 5 : cn 5 mit ' 5 :r :1 D -5 Q T-U UQ 5 5' 5 5' T5 v3 -va 'T O 2 5 H7 ' -va .QSM f 'v 'A i'c -xv, :rr v lv - X i'5'x5- st 'Of' L12 -f,-v,1.'f- 1 W ' . 'F- I .1 7732! . N. 'kdm-g mW,..,,- S 3 4ftZ.,,,: W f . 1 'HWMMTV' ' '-,if-I fav 1 - 'ua M 2 ' H 1 z f Q :x:iNu gw ik-Ztfsg' S-.. NISN-' l g 1. Q Q5 ,e.uf5 ,i I, ' . Q w D 1 VJ O l FD 5 Ch O F :D CII U7 T' 'U 1 O TW O H , .151 5 4 wa, 'if - .s i 'QM Nil :J -'L CTN I U1 5 Ui aj.. D' I 1. ' .-1 - . -. f JV' , f 5. Dr. Merle Radke, Prof. of 1 135: 5gig1-'- 'P??2Z. . . p ' 's q I 4 11111 ' - .'-' ' ,V F ' f' ,. I ' English, Dept. Chairman ' ici' f 9'5-A:.- 1 'J Q gif. 1 l 2 ,ifjf 6 .A 4 :O 'Q 5 ri 41'-IZ, A 959 I ' Q.:-si, ,f.,-vu., ! .I Y t Speech! Drama 1. Paul Grotelueschen, Assoc. Prof. of Speech, Chairman 2. Marilyn Fuss-Reinick, Ins. of Speech I 3. Frances Sims, Ins. of Speech 7 fl-an ... 102 X Faculty i 5 X . I X A, yrs E -. --we-5 2 atural Science l. Dr. Marvin Bartell, Assoc. Prof. of Biology 2. Joel Baseley, Ins. in Chemistry 3. Dr. Richard Calhoun, Asst. Prof. of Physics 8L Mathematics 4. Dr. Kenneth Domroese, Prof. of Biology 5. Ralph Kirchenberg, Assoc. Prof. of Biology 6. Ronald Schuchard, Ins. of Physics 7. Dr. Carol Stellwagen, Assoc. Prof. of Science 81 Mathematics, Dept. Chairman 1. 1 xxizk R ,,,, . i L,,. 1 .:..i 3 P - ' .. ., -.t ,,:, , Y 2 .42 fT'S13klE?tw.'.-mrs: '. A Yisff - ff '-' . - lg-. 9 w- bf-Lili. Q rr X 'ff I ,Sr ' s i IA-. g:.-fg:11:j.g-,:- ' 1- Clff if WC' 'W' ' X 'X J 3 .x if .,.,, A .. 2- Y : 15590212 ii 'Rf P X.-5-:r-: 5 S 95 ig: 1 V . 3 N , J A sc.. f 4, A ,,.,., Q, , . ' :sw ?':'X Y Q. ,... S . ,Q , 1- gs, 'L f ,az-gi gh- rg: agar.. J: L, ' C ,nvqgw Geography! Earth Science l. Dr. Roger Flandermeyer, Asst. Prof. of Geography 2. William Hussong, Asst. Prof. of Eanh Science 3. Dr. William Kammrath, Assoc. Prof. of Geography 8L Economics, Dept. Chairman 4. Patricia Krone, Ins. of Geography 2 i , I ,G gy! 'li if :i a if M' 9 .3 'if'--3?7 fi, V .if 's.. X in 2 tw si. Q' 6 , .gs .mg Q. EIU Faculty X 103 lll 'pri l l 1' ' . lf' was xml I' Q . Q -egg. , 3 .fi A lf .. . g-,Wyatt W ,. .nf r wg, T ,.. .-' A ' W. .Xia Theology 2 e . f' fl 1. Stephen Hein, Asst. Prof. of Ill, Theology 2. Dr. Kenneth Heinitz, Assoc. 4. ,.1. . Prof. of English 8a Theology f. if 3. Dr. Wesley Isenberg, Assoc. 5 ff : . A , , Prof. of Theology 4. Dr. Roy Rinehard, Asst. Prof. of Theology 5. Robert Schaibley, Asst. Prof. of Theology , .vfr V gg, 6. Paul Schrieber, Ins. in Theology 7. Dr. Roger Uitti, Asst. Prof. of Theology I 8. Wesley Wilkie, Asst. Prof. of Theology 4 i . in , 'T . 257 .. 'r 7- 2 at W ,aw . . f-:wtf , . I . l es1ffsg112 f .. --ri .ze fo ggy. . A 1 - z I1 3 149 I 3 , S5 f ff . W:-'2,11 ' , , I -A I JI . tl.. V . V, ,. . Q 'L la 2 fl' K, ,.f ff: .ef-7: ' 4' . V wi,w ' Y 4. Q f W ' --' l 2 ' ' - A 4 vj. 1 .. ---- 'V ' iflfff? I f 1 1' ' '3 i 9f :W f 1 fd? ' '41 ig X awe . V .A 4.4 , pf. I ah-4-.f fy-pf Q 4. ,, ,, . - A ,, + S . 24 f Ig.-4, if L f ex, ' -f A , ' V .4 - .., v74?,. !.w r , W ':'-5 . . A7 H' ' ' 2 I ' -A . 'Gb' I g ' 1. . ' e T ., .A 1 5 ' ' ' ' ,,,w'f , 7 I 1- , ' 7 M ...- fm, . A , - ' f- M, Foreign Language ,- . H ' 9 ' f, emma- ,f,,..Qk 1. William Ewald, Asst. Prof. of German, Dir. of Center for Continuing , yy V X T F L Education A .t l N 2. Charles Froehlich, Assoc. Prof. of Theology 8L Classics 4, A 1- i XVVA r vbl' 5 A-.' l 3 . if 3. Dr. Paul Kreiss, Assoc. Prof. of French, Chairmen 4. Dr. Herbert Sims, Asst. Prof. of Spanish Q QYWAQVQQ l04! Faculty i 'rv ,J if . A if A gga if , . 1 Q X R 3 5 -ld L A N1 4 xx. K' -w...,.m. 4-Os 1 NG- --v-:sq Music Dr. Paul Bunjes, Prof. of Music Robert Busse, Assoc. Prof, of Music Richard Fischer, Asst. Prof. of Music Dr. Thomas Gieschen, Prof. of Music, Dept Dr. Herbert Gotsch, Assoc. Prof. of Music Dr. Julia Henning, Assoc. Prof. of Music Victor Hildner, Prof. of Music Dr. Richard Hillert, Prof, of Music Dr. Natalie Jenne, Assoc. Prof. of Music Dr. Evangeline Rimbach, Assoc. Prof. of Music Carl Schalk, Assoc. Prof. of Music Dr. Carl Waldschmidt, Prof. of Music Dr. Leslie Zeddies, Prof, of Music I 1 ., 182 sg.. ,, . X QI' 4' -s.,w'1 - ' r :Q . '-f ,- -VS , ,. ' I'?.',v 'A-ji., ssc- Ww- ' i ' , sis- - . .-,N 4, f-Rf'-ft .. . 'gn IVA, 5. M ,iv 9 '- :r::-.fs.'- . V 5-Fi?-1-mx...-,5',r.rp.r:':::' - s. Nl , vi 1 .Q V -. 5 , was K Af 1 w. , A 2 gi ' as M 1 1 4 , .. . . .A ns.'.-1f.:,:.w-nu ' 1 1 A.: X '4ss:.egQ?9a-Emi I ' - ' ggi? -- - M ., .N 'sf ': ce -ff 5 5253 ' T ., ,.,. .-.:' . 3, t , ,A Vi. Y :ii 5 ' ' iff . iii, ? tl, 'f: l- '1j??f1.,fi, I3 Psychology l. Dr. Marvin Dumler, Prof. of Psychology 2. Dr. John Jungemann, Assoc. Prof. of Psychology 3. Dr. Wayne Lucht, Prof. of Psychology 4. Dr. James Roberts, Prof. of Psychology, Dept. Chairman 5. Richard Schmid, Ass. Prof. of Psychology 6. Dr. Adriane Van Bergen, Asst. Prof. of Psychology 7. Dr. Ronald Wismar, Asst. Prof. of Psychology eff- ag' . IF!! - .- Mfv flrr., 2,g:::i5 x ' ... Q' 2.33 .ff 451 1 .1 'if , J? . se . 1 31 . 'lil ' fs wi, 1 W it 1 1 SRX W 4 up Q ., an .M f fe le gg I J' ff f T 1 of 1: .1 is Q, :., s. 1 V' ' 4 S is Hug! 25 ': 5514 it Amg- 106 I Faculty History!Political Science l. Dr. Lowell Green, Prof. of History 8L Theology 2. Robert Hayes, Asst. Prof. of Political Science 3. Dr. George Neilsen, Prof. of History, Dept. Chairman 7 i f , g Y I ,A 1. x ,M . I q 7? - 3 1 ' gl I i 'j X I- l if 'fa 7 t., ' P , 3 X fam l 3 X g all ly 3 ,As X .K wi x x li xx x x K. xx X x NX X. xx Y .- We Mathematics! Computer Science 1. Paul Flett, Asst. Prof. of Mathematics 2. Richard Helmke, Asst. Prof. of Computer Science 3. Dr. Victor Terrana, Asst. Prof. of Mathematics 4. Dennis Witte, Asst. Prof. of Computer Science 5. Dr. Norman Young, Assoc. Prof. of Mathematics, Dept. Chairman 4 . him.. I' 4. A. Q M A ' .fgftgfg-. g . . Aw- 43 . I 'li I .1 , 2152- 3 -. gk ..' pw A ... -. --ea., 'f . 1255 - 1 Q I . V ggi, f f 3 'lf t f , af -- . If , ',,,... H . . .. -. X., .ef 'fin 'f if vt .. , .1 . ., .f '.,j,5V Sociology! Economics 1. Dr. Peter Becker, Assoc. Prof. of Sociology 2. Dr. Bonnie Bondavalli, Assoc. Prof. of Sociology 3. Dr. Donald Gnewuch, Assoc. Prof. of Sociology. Dept. Chairman 4. Eunice Heyne, Asst. Prof. of Sociology Faculty f 107 13. Dr. Robert Toepper, Assoc. Education 1. Elmer Arnst, Assoc. Prof. of Education 2. Dr. Christopher Chweh, Assoc. Prof. of Education 3. Dr. Anne Driessnack, Asst. Prof. of Education 4. Dr. Richard Graudin, Assoc. Prof. of Education 5. Dr. Lyle Kurth, Asst. Prof. of Education, Dir. of D.C.E. 6. Dr. Charles Laabs, Prof. of Education, Dean of Graduate Studies 7. Dr. Henry Latzke, Assoc. Prof. of Education, Dir. of Library Services 8. Shirley Morgenthaler, Asst. Prof. of Education of Education 9. Dr. Carl Moser, Asst. Prof. 10. Dr. Delbert Mueller, Assoc. Prof. of Education ll. Dr. William Rietschel, Asst. Prof. of Education of Education Prof. of Education 14. Dr. Allan Zimmer, Prof. of Education, Dept. Chairman 12. Audrey Roberts, Asst. Prof. Physical Education 1. Conrad Aumann, Assoc. Prof. of Physical Education 2. Dr. Harold Brockberg, Prof. of Physical Education 3. Thomas Faszholz, Asst. Prof. of Physical Education 4. Dr. Lois Klatt, Assoc. Prof. of Physical Education 5. Judith Kretzschmar, Assoc. Prof. of Physical Education 6. Tom Pollard, Asst. Prof. of Physical Edcuation 7. Judith Steinbeck, Ins. in Physical Education . ...KMA q,.,,-an . W . vb ' we xiirivsv c. E is iw . ,M a ,. , Q. s,. A ..........-.. W . V y 0 ' it E i Y, 4 .gf ' S it l08! Faculty wx ali!- 1 z ml 3151 f- LN. ,3 aaaafyw,-4 . ...,. gmy, c Siigafi wr .. f n?ff?:i'T 'W ,K W 'grfiifif' , 4 fa. 'gfszfgs ' I 'if NY Ygkkf 1541. x. 1:wa1',f , F' I We 44, oi f A V, viva.: L gg, ,, ' xy' Sui, 'zfrbf-5 ' f 3 sal- '?sfq s 4 fri 1 , tsgfl' s AM-Q,..,,4-.w2',4e:fzifi-:fix-.f -3' ' zp sr A-f ' ,QNQ -: . aw t. 5 4,511 pe WA, ,sv ' ' + X sf-ff -. .fe 1 1, Afig, , . Q ., .... .....,.x.,ix V :vu b y iw 1 Q I ,gifs ,gg A an + Q I ,s 4 me 1 t D f 91 t aff: 'K ' 'QQ 'P+ 4 91' x s x ' ff , sig V 3 or' 4 3 13 ' Q fi we wx. rw 'ii 2 I . .suv-1 sw... sive -gilt . K . f 4 3iln li-1 --11 .I I 'Qi' 'itll 1'-.......'-l 4-inns-n ... I 3 , ' ' s fc W ' ' if . 'wa W' ' - .jp i q filllh, . .U . 1 ' 1 '-1' . -N T W 'Ni' :ggi vw J' I? and ,gf 1 A ...,,4,, H 6 l , 7 Al. 4 'I 1 l ,xl Q .R u X X Q 1 .,, .gf 'n - A , . A , . . ol t.'.:- ed,- K, V ,I fx X-I l 'V fr xg , ii A ' A A Q ,.. fy 1.5 1 Y E mA 7,53 X '- x A f :Ex . Q . Y R : . 'bl' . 1 ' - ,. gl fit ng . ,N ,-f Q xvjig Q V 'X ,. 41' ,, H 6 ' 455515-. ,ff . - xflffa-i',-il.. .1 , A , YA., I . I , Z I! 4 A V ,. . I Q 8 EIA N 9 k , 7 fa -MVN ' Q yy NN. ix. -.A f ?E'.5.. 3.49. h lg... K 535, E lk.. ' A- ,Saga 'U . X! . - ,F as .Ah ...ff , A' rl.. Q if .TF W .,.4, , , ,,. E .v,.,..,...Q....c......,.,..,.w,...?. .ifgw 1 Q . SA K Q P , tc ' 1' , , F, ut.. ., xg' Q: ' was ' Z' Vfggvfzix X WE. V 3 cf 1 13' Q 4 H All v X 5 ,bf sr -fr-19 Art 1. Darlene Fahrenkrog, Asst. Prof. of Art 2. Terry Groh, Asst. Prof. of A11 3. Walter Martin, Assoc. Prof. of A11 4 Dr. Leonard Schoepp., Assoc. Prof. of Art Faculty ! 109 Q M' 3 V fyifiss 1 H . X f kv . ,.:: ,ff 5 4' s,.,.,wt .Nw E? S 1 5 ls ' Q wut.. is E s be -DZA an ,Q l ll0! Staff 1. Mary Lou Cooley, Bookstore 2. Bob, Building 84 Grounds 3. Gladys Goebert, Library 4. James Rogner, Accounting 5. Vera, Saga 6. Renate Weiss, Dean's Otiice 7. Agnes Hjldner, Registrar's Office 8. Gladys Keil, Registrar's Office 9. Cornell Kusmik, Asst. Prof. Librarian 7 EQ YELH' , A, 1- ji 1 ' Jia- P , vs A ---- .TM e rf ., 1 .V Q, . ',.V Q ii 'su X4 i i 0 ,gs f . Q5 QM gy? ' , ,af f 52 bm 4 '4 I .Q H we Ax 4 I 4 , If ubyv 1 I , 4 ,,,. c i r . , r K, 1 QF in 4 - L :CME -V L., a M 'F . wat, 1 I an -.4 . K: W . 1 ,-,, 6fW...,,N-to my V .9:d5? . : A , . Q- 2 1 1 1 'I ' .. r, 7 if 1 . X riff-1 j sy A aww-'ww U e ' Nail' ' X- X I .-a i cw..- ff 1' , 3 A , tw rx V 1 'uf , , 'e t 1 ' f -7 W' ' A3 'f- ' it . 55: .6 . - H ff? .' fi- ' . , v ,R ' ,E i' 1 X -Q F? 9 5 D 1 4 if - 'Whs- Year after year, yearbooks have been published at Concordia and have failed to mention some of the most useful people. This year we would like to bring some attention to those many people who are forgotten. Those secretaries who many times have held their offices together, those maintenance men who repair things at a drop of a hat, and our dear friends at Saga who listen to all our gnlmbles. The list of people who serve us is endless, but yet we feel we should recognize as many as possible, and let them know the work they do will not be forgotten. 6 3t'N,.Wx ew, t..ieX+f3fer.ai il l M , mv-ws 1 ia! X' ' in-, . 8 9 i 1 ' QPWF -'J-.ma Q., Qwwi vE +m,i t Q vp. 3 ' 0 X .0 E 2 - 2 . . Q gf .' .-P 112 f Division Page l,,,.,,.f The Real Life ai lt '3 1, 'sw artha 2nd North Front Row Sue Hopp Louanne Eischer Joy Sochowski Karon Hammond Carol Welck Laura Davis Beth Pflug Row 2 Denise Shelton Diane Kersey Kris Klausen Deb Davidson Ann Peck Mary Holl Row 3 Chris Durst Mary Karlan Nancy Bischoff Evon Smith J' ga. -ii .wg n . 1' f if J 15- - , Deb Varn Pauline Wienecke Theresa Drews Deb McClean Row 4 Karen Schumm Teena Kloess Diane Kuhn Lisa Moehring Jan Winters Kari Larson Martha Hinrichs Gwen Klein Diane Berkhahn Not Pictured Cindy Haller Margie Morgan Rhonda Brandt Becky Camann ' J-r ' --.4 .--.J A Ja' A '- 3.521 4 'N lst North Front Row Lorelei Scafaro Maxine Sturdivant Ann St. Pierre Liz Kranz Janet Manh Row 2 Susan Meyer Zoe Scheidecker Luana Simmons Edlyn Proud Becky Monsees Sheryl Mueller Diane Going Row 3 Linda Holowicki Julie Brandt Kathy Twenhafel Kathy Kuhl Deb Lehmann Donna Mae Lewis Kathy Graef Row 4 Mary Rosin Deb Bajus Jeanne Young Cheryl Skibbe Lois Drews Kathy Collier Lisa Storm Annette Boeck Becky Zander Not Pictured Karen Sylvester Linda Kassl Sue Chaffer Sandi Strock Sue Cage Cheri Hanneman PH 0 ' ll K J ' f is iq: ' ' if . rf Q L, 0 f 1 i lWll 3rd North Row 1 Alice Gohr Shari Breault Julie Kphingst Robin Vanderveen Karen Travis Barbara House Maddie Sherpan Row 2 Ann Gumms Sue Schwarz Susan Rathje Janet Schellenberger Linda Gray Ruth Junkans Kerri Sahr Renita Bandelow Janet Ingold Nancy Blaesing Row 3 Laura Brazauskas Laura Degner Lori Weir Barb Morrison Kathie Mengler Carolyn Laesch Lori Lohr Michelle Hagemeier Row 4 Sue Laesch Deb Lemke Janice Brandt Diana Smith Sheri Hintz Susan Teske Beth Niemann Janet Mundt Anna Hu Not Pictured Diane Wisinski Lisa Pretzel Lori Herbst Qwiffil N i . Karen Guerlach . Sallie Kamps . Lisa Nielsen . Bonnie Dieringer . Mary Miller . Karen Kunstman . Mary Krout . Sher Miller . Brenda Hentscher . Kathy Ebert . Paula Sagehorn . Jenny Degner . Dawn Schmidt . Kathy Mountford . Beth Ten Broeke . Jenny Hanson 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll. Beth Hesterman 12 13 14 15 16 17 2nd South 18. Linda Diem 19. Laura Huif 20. Lydia Roland 21. Kathy Schnurstein 22. Kathy Timler 23. Ruth Maas 24. Connie Larson 25. Karen Altenfoff 26. Ann Mitchell 27. Mary Hendrickson 28. Ann Backhaus Not Pictured Joann Mackey Sue Yagow Karen Schmidt rm? 'J !Zfl nHi7' , ...I Van lt, lst South Row 1 Lauri Reid Miriam Borchers Cyndi Green Candy Stoll Row 2 Kathy Israel Dottie Rust Linda Mock Robin Schulz Karol Kroenke Cathy Jaeger Row 3 Leslee Teschke Ellie Harms Ruthie Van Hoose Cindy Gabrielson Marlene Rippy Not Pictured Ann Hillmer Nancy Sauer ' Q all- ' Row 1 Grace Mueller DiAnn Merker Karon Muzzal Row 2 Kathy Keller Denise Morgan Sue Teetzen Mary Arnold Row 3 Sue Oswald Linda Waldron 3rd South Sharon Stellwagen Martha Shoemaker Row 4 Naomi Mattson Jeanne Van Hoorn Darlene Albury Nancy Erickson Row 5 Gail Walicki Jane Lorenzen Kim Kudart Laura Oesterreich Row 6 Katie Mueske Barb Hempel Jeanne Kunde Robin Shaw Not Pictured Margie Pietrzak Kristie Gunderson Karen Williams Jean Slaw Lise Rice Denise Goeman Floor Pictures I ll5 3 as .A Gross 150's 16O's Row 1 Leigh Ann Rugenstein Donna Cvedmin Debbie Haynes Row 2 Darla Stroup Kathy Koehler Kathy Raddatz Toni Head Row 3 Nora Sangpeal Mary Grott Judy Moncrief Row 4 Karen Filter Cari Chambers Lori Brelje is Row 5 Cheryl Parr Sue Clark Kathy Moehrke Row 6 Lois Bramstadt Cyndi Shelton Chris Gentz Not Pictured Jenni Barrett Sue Glasior Julie Goulding Wendy Lapish Kim Mennenga Kathy Nelson Sara Siewert Betsy Werling Laura Wilson ogy if HS .4 010 i I UN. E ll6! Floor Pictures X Yg- K i Pie -4' I 4 , xr 130's 230's Front Row Marissa Heino Krista Brockberg Julie Ostberg Row 2 Phyllis Hockemeyer Gloria Speckman Lori Joyner Row 3 Karen Knorr Helen Schimkus Kathy Suffield Row 4 Barb King Juliann Bowman Mary Ornberg Row 5 Debbie Willms Cindy Bogenpohl Sara Bahr Karen Oswald Row 6 Barb Becker Jenny Busse Deb Einem Row 7 Kim Williamson Carol Lekar Nancy Lekar Kristy Storm Deidre Winkler 25O's 260's Row 1 Nancy Ugo Lois Bramstedt Renee Sieving Ann Collins Linda Eschelbach Diane Strunck Row 2 Dana Reid Vicky Riemer Cathy Freebus Diane Knosher Row 3 Anita Rozier Connie Kahre Linda Miller Angela Hannah Lauri Norris Janice Miessler Norma Steuer Row 4 Linda Cumbo Zonna King Karen Kosberg Diana Genske Judy Constien Susan Wendt Beth Kirstowsky Jennifer Kraft K.J. Koehler Merri Ehrenwenh 350's 36O's Row 1 Shirlee Pullmann Jan Buchholz Tammy Joyner Julie Streit Sue Schlie Cheryl Cutler Row 2 Donna Winkelmann Kathy Kuecker Donna Clapp Debbie Adler Chris Rubin Diana Secora Elizabeth Fessler Row 3 Diana Simmons Margaret Johnson Donna Lindgren Dee Noble Brooke Schwartz Peggy Hinze Kathy Kvorka Row 4 Ann Yankee Gloria Fahlsing Heide Jung Val Scherzer Laura Doebler Not Pictured Vicki Arndt Iris Callazo Gail Callgreen Karen Doederlein Diane Gieseking Becky Brabowski Cindy Hubbalt Phyllis Israel F 330's 66O's Front Row Sue Nisch Amy Stephenson Row 2 Karrie Maas Margaret Meeks Leanne Larsen Nancy Goldberger Theresa Heyser Karen Dryer Lauren Smith Kathleen Newman Row 3 Anna Zehnder Brenda Percy Row 4 Beth Weber Cathy Teibel Jan Huston Carol Schlussler Diana Mueller Kay Nitschke Cathy Collins Barb Brasel Jane Huth Sonya Seppa Carol Bauer Kim Shoensheck Anita Hill Not Pictured Joy Hill Sue Lisch Kelly Blouch W' X . A . if. ,t V ' '. ' Floor Pictures X 117 n tiff .4 JK iff vi ff , IW' , , , , 1 1. uw I 1 -V - Iv I iz .ir -W 7 Y ide? 5 Gross 4, X944 fo to NW 550,s 560's Sharon Miller Lisa Brott Gayle Ross Diane Bruebner Mary Heidemann Linda Harris Linda Musik Nancy Manke Susan Krout Betty Hamer Cindy Sauder Judy Cahal Diane Dombroski ll8 X Floor Pictures Tery Byrne Jackie Bauer Nancy Davidson Johanna Stohs Judy Burren Judy Bulmahn Melanie Schuldt Sandy Cunningham Cindy Fischer Sharon Hinz Kyoko Kurohara Susan Marasus Doreen Scott 45O,s 460's Row 1 Linda Wingfield Nancy Shebeneck Larua Abel Mary Lee Daily Lois Bock Row 2 Laude Harm Nowell Rensner Judy Trinklein Sue Kleinschmidt Donna Bennett Joy Gieseke Laurie Stoppenhagen Wendy Neubauer Row 3 Krista Pfeiffer Deb Gellner Kim Mintun Marsha Wink Linda Begeman Kelli Hall Janice Mansholt Michelle Cirone Val Lloyd Not Pictured Cindy Olive Christie Watson Kathy Le Jeune Micka Mills Phyllis Meier ,H . . 'sag RQ? I M-We x . -' s . 1'-1 - ,. ' . 1 K h 0 H ww Ht lst Kohn Row l Hitoshi Shimano Russ Belie Steve Skyrm Row 2 Jerry Brock Wgllllii ll KOHN S 4' , tw 2nd Kohn l. Mike Greve 2. Mike Greenman 3. Tim Jones 4. Lowell Holtz 5. Russ Belisle 6. Mark Briere 7. A. Reza Keshavarzi 8. Philip Domer 9. Jimm Riggs 10. Jim Allstaedt ll. John Shull Not Pictured Phil Wingfield Rick Marrs Dave Burgess Phil Laskowski Saul Salomon Roberto Rojas f iv . ,, Gary Neuman Mark Seiger Bmce Seiger John Brunnett Tim Bagbey Steve Johnson Mike Blackwell K W Not Pictured Jim Aumann Nate Bickel Tom Boehm Dave Brondos John Bruening Keith Courts Kevin Crow Brian Doepke Phil Gieschen Dave Jung Jim Ledebuhr Doug Menz Amalio Nieves Dave Osenberg Pete Schueler Ron Schulz Paul Snyder Tim Strand Wes Wrucke Carl Giiewisch Alan Wunderlich Neil Hammes Cale Heidloff Mike Zeddies Row 1 Row 4 ., ' KL! , ff 6 , f- 'I , jf' '32 .. P 'I ,- L , I Brohm lst Brohm Row 1 Leslie Kurth Martha Koch Deb Ernst Deirdre Batiansila Lynn Trinklein Row 2 Znd Brohm Dawn Harrit Carla Shimek Roberta Ulrich Beth Morello Not Pictured Maryann Hagemeler Karen Behling Linda Tamm - ,I fQ Cathy Dustman Gale Ziegler ay ,fm Gail Berkhahn Row 2 Laura Cripe i Karen Schuster A' ,V Joyce Spear Row 5 - I Heidi Kramer Donna Kirst I 4' ' Kim Johnson Connie Spandikow 5 Ann Karegianes ' ' 'flg A' Q ,, ' Row 3 Edel Nakagawa P v i' M ' faq, L g Barbara Mueller Stephanie Speh 4 55-gf JNJ1- J Karen Faszholz Fay Yaeger ' A l fl' r t 1 Vicki Georgson e 1 QQ . 3rd Brohm A A ' . Row 1 Dave Garrett 3 at ,N J- Y Dave Markov Mike Hoover ' -f fi,,Q-...ff A ,,,, Tom Bergmann Rick Fitch - 0 v W ld Karl Jensen Jim Vysoky Q . ' Jim Refenes Don Holfmann 31' A W x 'ff 'Q ' . Y' if Brian Jensen Ron Bogs V1 fb y . 15' if f wg 5 Tom Jenks Tim Schalk I - . ,Pg ts , , 3 ' Craig Oldenburg T W T' ' T' J ,, ft 2 Row 2 Joel Koehler 1 A S F. .. 'J f' 3 Marc Liese N 'T I I ll Tim Gieschen Row 4 J 11 Q ' ' -e ' l ' Don Christian Jeff Weber J X 7 ff ff 5- ' t Devin Brandon Kevin Bartels W y fw.'.v f ,.., ' lf , Q Steve Moser Gary Pudlasek ' , H '- l Alan Bardeleben Ted Landwehr 4 ' ' G M 1 . I Jim Egan Mx ' ' ' A QQ ' Row 3 Curt Hoover X -3 'R+ . W - I 'T' 'Ain f '1 ' i .- I -- . ,,.... . X 1 Q A . W ... . 1. ew 4. -C W Krauss lst Krauss Front Row Dorcas Ernst - Darlene Tormehlein Row 2 Nancy Buttenbender Sherrie M. Kirst Char Williams Heidi Herpolsheimer Phyllis Droege Lori Sauder Row 3 Mary Schrader Kim Wilson Irene Weingartner Bharti Patel Annette Arnold Kathy Bickel Jackie Bull Amy Luke Linda Holmes Diane Bezold Row 4 Denise Sherrod Kathy Krause Lisa Wolfanger Ruth Lammert Not Pictured Kathy Gnewuch Vicki Schreiner Diane Van Auken 2nd Krauss Row 1 Julie Guenzler Mary Konbein Debbie Gross Diane Furness Vivian Cagle Linda Christiansen Row 2 Cindee Bachan Diane Schmitz Becky Plamann Lori Breshvar Sheryl Duff Row 3 Julie Haertling Cathy Mueller Lori Barsema Laura Warnick Marcia Boening Amy Engelbrecht Row 4 Sandi Gaare Catherine Winckler Denise Simon Carla Tischendorf Vickie Kaluf Mary Reidenbach Row 5 Ellyn Blazer Chris Krueger Barb Sramek Lori Sahr Nora Ford Carolyn Grundt Patsy McDonald Kim Gehrs Doris Schilling Not Pictured Jean Gruber Sandy Klunck 3rd Krauss Row 1 Chris Rueter Carolyn Doell Andrea Simpson Denise Hampel Lois Ramsey Row 2 Becky Riemer Marilyn Graham Tammy Gerken Becky Cliff Diana Theilgard Eileen Ludkowski Judy Hafner Janice Raterman Karen Krischen Amy Schwalm Row 3 Heidi Batiansila Lori Holey Laurie Mickow Connie Rusch Lesa Briebeler Row 4 Sandi Waetzig Jane Diesing Mara Trushenski Frances Honess Not Pictured Dawn Menes Gail Taylor Jean Burris Marsha Swope Lori Campbell P. A ,qi,,:- I 5? , Floor Pictures X 121 avid Llllliilillllil lllliilli H? if . .1 ia i 6 gi ad' lst David Front Row Mike Becker Bob Seninger Tim Schilling Row 2 Paul Lyons Jim Dunn Jerry Foster Kevin Hedwood Dave Rochlitz Jeff Shearier Steve Heyden Terry McReynolds Row 4 Mark Czanderna Mike Heinze Not Pictured Carl Franz Paul Schilf Dan Krout Row 3 Jon Wareham Dave Rusert Mark Kufahl Kerry Pikal Mike Lange 'HN .I 'S K . T . I ,Q rs, . r J f l ii . ,. .. 1 'aa I ' ll v 8 M' lx: 2nd David 1. Tim Bickel 2. Eric Pankow 3. Greg Becker 4. Darryl Hannenberg 5. Bob Burgess 6. Dave Pyan 7. Jim Bosler . Gary Gehlbach . Bill Flatt . Tim Reinking . Joe Snyder . Jeff Owen . Steve Cantwell . Bill Campbell . Pete Bender . Bill Tucker Pl 17. Dale Nagel 18. Jim Kuchler 19. Mike Carson 20. Rick Laubenstein 21. Dave Burmeister 22. Bruce Heckenberg 23. Paul Kosman 24. Al Berg 25. Mark Buhrke 26. Dave Cardina 27. Tim Eyster Not Pictured Will Cook Bob Peara 'Us 3rd David First Row Jim Johnson Mark Strehlow Dave Stock Mike Carson Row 2 Jim Price Jerry Lee Tim Schlegel Carl Bendland Row 3 Jay Wyeth Luther Whitfield Rick Burkee Carl Ferguson Row 4 Ken Riggenbach Chris Reinisch John Koch Mark Gruenwald Row 5 Lewis Rogers Tony Wittman Mel Mackmer Tim Eickstead 1 Steve Schroeder 5:1 ' I , S 5 '7 1 , i , . Jonathan f A . i 1 i iw ' 0 6 ' Q X f 4-,S :M .-,:,., 3 ,Ii vvv- U 1' 'v f f H A 'f- f E 1 .A it iii f at e i in 1 . I XX.. X 2 't lf, ii' V i . 'il' .es W- -X l ff, f I I . V 3 A . lst Jonathan 1 A X C , W g ., s fe . e P . W , 1 rwxss-Q . . 1. Rich Kumm 13. Steve Menke 1 H- if ig. V t . V P em i f 2. Dan Sievert 14. Bob Waters ' Q , H 5 fll' , f' 1 f 3. Dave McClean 15. Alex Duff ff view ei liz.. x-if Liif x 'N 'A 2 1 4. Bob Cahill 16. Dennis Clark jf A E -K. 'Q A ' 5. Chuck Oakes 17. Clay Johnson 3 fl g 1' ' i P I I is A ., .. 6. Steve Ahlesmeyer 18. Brian Schulz Q 1 ' 4 If , A H 7. Mike Filter 19. Dave seek -it ,-e 1 ,i I e , -neil lv-1. 5 . 8. Mark Bruggemann 20. Doug Urban X C XI . N si ' ' YA . 9. Dean Christian 21. Mark Bahr X KT fe , . J'-f 10. Wayne Morris .4 V .eff ff A 4 M 11. Doug Brunner Not Pictured Q' Ji 'LA RW? . ' 12. Scott Peterson Tim Kurth -3 Y K If if Q ...... F5 P 1 2nd Jonathon Front Row Dave Rogner SMS 3rd Jonathon Front Row Chuck Anderson Jim Vyhanek Jesse Crossmer Vernon Dickenson Row 2 Steve Weber David Goehner James Anacker Paul Moses Rich Johnson Jim Schroeder Row 3 Steve Hente Steve Kohrs Not Pictured Mike Anderson Steve Renser Mark Brever Steve Hammes Jeff Wilde Mark Bartusch Tim Fischer John Britton Mark Baltazaar Paul Lekar Kevin Gallmeier Dave Schnurstein Ralph Gabrielson Kurt Schroeder Alan Kretschmar Row 2 Mark Moeller Mark Tunks Bill Rusnak Martin Christianson Dave Joseph Dave Stock Mark Sochowski Bruce Walz Row 3 Dave Dehnke Kevin Andrews Rich Schlicker Bud Helmreich George Denholm Tom Draves Row 4 Rick Burch Dennis Durham Steve Currie Jim Holbrook Jeff Heimsoth Not Pictured Don Swartz Jon Travis Matthew Kreiss Gene Strattmann in Da mffefitl 'ing if Floor Pictures X 123 RD's at RA's ,'f RA's and RD's, they almost sound like space creatures, but actually they are some of the most helpful people in our community. RD's are actually Resident Directors, .,.. , Y , annum, , 'K ,Q fa they are a living part of our resident halls. They supervise ' ' J ,f '-'e s're' ' J A ' V activities and maintenance, and make sure we are enjoying our stay. RA's, Resident Assistants, are I 1 i h h I ut th RDQS with their 'Obs' An RA is RD s: FRONT ROW: Lowell Timm, Eunice Ijleyne, Howard Florlne. Students W O e p O C J SECOND ROW: Jean Timm, Colette Cheramle, Gwen Davis, Dean assigned to each floor to inforce rules but most of all to be Wingfield Karen Erickson a friend to every member of the floor. M'.'u'N -5-'-4-A..-' RA's: FRONT ROW: Russ Belisle - lst 84 2nd Kohn, Norma Steuer - 250's 260's, Greg Becker - 2nd David, Steve Moser - 3rd Brohm. SECOND ROW: Andrea Simpson - 3rd Krauss, Becky Monsees - lst North, Diana Smith - 3rd North, Sue Teetzen - 3rd South, Darla Stroup - l50's l60's, Betty Hamer - 550's 560's. THIRD ROW: Linda Tamm - lst 84 Znd Brohm, Dave McClean - lst Johnny, Cathy Jaeger - lst South, Val Scherzer - 350's 360's, Beth Weber - 330's 660's, Deb Vam - 2nd North, Val Lloyd 450's 460's, Ann Mitchell - 2nd South. NOT PICTURED: Kim Gehrs - 2nd Krauss, Kathy Bickel - lst Krauss, Dale Heidloff- 3rd Kohn, Jerry Foster -- lst David, Jim Johnson - 3rd David, Mark Sochowski - 2nd Johnny, Jim Anacker - 3rd Johnny, Marisa Meino 230's l30's, 1241 RD's 8L RA's 0 1' , at w' Q sl ,, , , :K fi ' K, - 1 WQQX ,sf Q .X - sg? .gk 'xii 1 hs 2 kihifs Pi x 'i ihxxxxf x t tt Jiri f- K 3- ' Vi: Q X X 'fs X.. in L xx? X N 'X sew, .sg I , 2 Foreign Friends The English Language Students are a unique part of our school. They are college students who have come from all over the world to learn English here at Concordia. Many attempts have been made throughout the year to get them involved with Concordia students. Concordia students have learned a lot about other countries through culture nights, ice skating and participating in devos with ELS students. ELS students have however. learned more from us and about our culture by living with us. Concordia therefore is a living example of American culture to the rest of the world. ll ith- lui EB H 1 ? P 1, A ' . ..',f tv 1 l. ELS students perform one of their traditional dances. 2. An ELS student encourages a not so brave Concordia student to try some of his native food. 3. Not only do different countries have different foods but they also have diiferent games as witnessed by some curious students. 4. ELS students not only leam our culture, but also get acquainted with other foreign cultures. ELS X 125 Abel, Laura: 23, 49, 118,53 Adams, David: 61 Adler, Debra: 117 Ahlersmeyer, Steven: 61, 123 Albury, Darlene: 115, 39 Allstaedt, Jim: 60, 61, 82, 119, 76 Altenhoff, Karen: 115 Anacker, Jim: 82, 123 Andersen, Janice: 82 Anderson, Chuck: 15, 61, 82, 122 Anderson, Steven: 123 Andrews, Kevin: 123 Arndt, Victoria: 82 Arnold, Annette: 23, 121, 79 Arnold, Mary: 115 Arnst, Prof. Elmer: 108 Aumann, Prof. Conrad: 61, 108 Aumann, Jim: 7, 18, 68 Babchak, Daniel: 82 Bachan, Cindee: 121 Backhaus, Ann: 115, 39 Bagby, Tim: 14, 119, 68 Bahr, Mark: 61, 123, 76 Bahr, Sarah: 116, 42 Baio, Louis: 82 Baisch, Lisa: 64 Bajus, Debbie: 18, 82, 114, 74 Bandelow, Renita: 51, 114 Bardeleben, Alan: 45, 47, 120 Barrett, Jennifer: 116 Barsema, Lori: 121 Bartell, Prof. Marvin: 103 Bartels, Kevin: 9, 120, 68 Bartusch, Mark: 61, 76, 77 Baseley, Prof. Joel: 103 Batiansila, Deirdre: 23, 120 Batiansila, Heidi: 121 Bauer, Carol: 51, 82, 117 Bauer, Jackie: 118 Becker, Becker Becker, Becker, Barbara: 48, 116 Brian: 20, 21, 82, 42, 43 Greg: 19, 122, 124, 39, 41 Mike: 122, 42,39 Begeman, Linda: 120, 74 Behling, Karen: 120, 79 Belisle, Russ: 11, 61, 119, 124, 52, 53 Bell, Monte: 82 Bender, Peter: 122, 34, 39 Bendlin, Carl: 122 Bennett, Donna: 118 Berg, Alan: 122 Berg, Beth: 82 Bergdolt, Mary: 82 Bergmann, Tom: 28, 29, 120 Berkhahn, Diane: 18, 20, 21, 82, 114, 75 Berkahn, Gail: 120, 72 Berrill, Richard: 82 Bezold, Diane: 121 Bickel, Kathy: 121 Bickel, Nathan: 20, 21, 82, 53 Bickel, Tim: 61, 122 Bischoff, Nancy: 82, 114 Blackwell, Michael: 119, 42, 38 Blaesing, Nancy: 27, 114 ' Blazer, Ellyn: 42, 39 Block, Diane: 72, 74 Block, Dean Randolph: 100 Blouch, Kelly: 83, 117 Bock, Lois: 50, 118, 73 Boeck, Annette: 83, 114 Boehm, Tom: 48, 83 Boening, Marcia: 121 Bogenpohl, Cindy: 116, 73, 74, 77 Bogs, Ron: 23, 45, 61, 120 Borchers, Miriam: 83, 115, 39 126 Borg, Lori: 39 Bosler, James: 61, 122, 75 Bowman, Julie: 116, 73 Bramstadt, Lois: 116, 66 Brandon, Kevin: 29, 83, 120 Brandt, Janice: 114 Brandt, Julie: 19, 114 Brandt, Rhonda: 19, 20, 21, 83, 53 Brasel, Barbara: 83, 117 Brazauskas, Laura: 114, 42, 38 Breault, Shari: 114, 75 Brelje, Lori: 116 Bremer, Mark: 57 Breskvar, Lon: 44, 45, 121 Briebeler, Lesa: 121 Briere, Mark: 45, 61, 119, 73 Britton, John: 39, 53 Brock, Jerry: 119, 39 Brockberg, Kristan: 19, 116 Brockberg, Prof. Harry: 61, 108, 76 Brondos, David: 83 Brott, Elizabeth: 19, 83, 118 Bruebner, Diane: 118 Brueggemann, Mark: 123, 68 Bruening, John: 83 Brunette, John: 119, 67 Buchholz, Jan: 117 Buhrke, Mark: 122, 39 Bull, Jacqueline: 121 Bulmahn, Judith: 118, 39 Bunjas, Prof. Paul: 105 Burch, Rickey: 123 Bureit, Rickey: 52 Burgess, David: 20, 21, 61, 83, 78 Burgess, Robert: 61, 122, 75, 78 Burkey, Richard: 48, 122 Burlini, Maria: 83 Bunneister, David: 19, 122 Burren, Judith: 118 Burris, Jean: 84, 52 Busse, Jennifer: 121 Busse, Prof. Robert: 105 Buttenbender, Nancy: 84, 118 Byrne, Teresa: 20, 21, 84, 114 Cage, Susan: 20, 21, 84, 114 Cagle, Vivian: 121 Cahal, Judy: 84, 118 Cahll, Robert: 13, 123 Calhoun, Prof. Richard: 103 Callahan, Jeaneen: 62, 63 Camann, Becky: 20, 21, 84 Campbell, Lori: 45, 35 Campbell, William: 122, 42, 43 Cantwell, Steve: 122 Cardina, David: 122 Carson, Michael: 122 Chaffer, Sue: 53 Chambers, Carri: 116 Cheramie, Collette: 101, 124 Christian, Dean: 123 Christian, Donald: 18, 23, 120, 42, 43 Christiansen, Linda: 121 Christiansen, Martin: 123 Cirone, Michelle: 118 Clapp, Donna: 9, 84, 117 Clark, Dennis: 123 Clark, Susan: 116 Clausen, Kristen: 19, 28, 84, 74 Clay, Tina: 42 Cliff, Becky: 121 Cochell, Joyce: 84 Collier, Kathy: 114, 79 Collins, Ann: 117, 74 Collins, Cathy: 117, 77 Collister, Ken: 67 Constien, Judy: 84, 117 Colley, Pamela: 84 Courts, Keith: 53 Coyner, Cheryl: 84 Cripe, Laura: 4, 120, 42, 77 Crosmer, Jesse: 61, 84, 123 Cumbo, Linda: 117 Cunningham, Sandra: 118 Currie, Stephen: 123, 52 Cutler, Cheryl: 13, 117 Czandema, Mark: 122 Daily, Marylee: 118 Davidson, Debra: 85, 53 Davidson, Nancy: 48, 118 Davis, Cindy: 85, 114, 52 Davis, Laura: 85, 114 Davison, Gwen: 22, 124 Degner, Jennifer: 115 Degner, Laura: 12, 114 Denholm, George: 78 Dehnke, David: 123 DeRudder, John: 43 Dickinson, Vemon: 61, 85, 123, 68, 76 A Diem, Linda: 115, 73 Dieringer, Bonnie: 10, 115, 72, 77 Diesing, Jane: 121 Doebler, Laura: 117, 42 Doell, Carolyn: 31, 121 Doepke,Bnan:18, 85, 42, 43, 35, 39 Doering, Dwight: 18, 85 Dombroski, Diane: 118 Dommer, Phillip: 119 Domroese, Prof. Ken: 103 Draves, Tom: 123, 76 Drescher, Irene: 42, 43 Drews, Theresa: 63, 88, 114, 54, 53, 70 Dreyer, Karen: 117 Driessnack, Prof. Anne: 108 Droege, Phyllis: 85, 121 Droster, Rita: 85 Duff, Alex: 29, 123 Duff, Sheryl: 121, 42 Dumler, Prof. Marvin: 106 Dunn, James: 85, 122 Durham, Dennis: 123, 53, 68 Durst, Christine: 114 Dustman, Cathy: 120, 42 Ebert, Kathy: 115 Egerstedt, Kim: 101 Eickstead, Debbie: 85 Eickstead, Tim: 85, 122 Einem, Debbie: 116, 74 Eischer, Louann: 114, 34, 35 Elvers, Carolyn: 85 Engelbrecht, Amy: 44, 121 Erickson, Karen: 124 Erickson, Nancy: 115 Ernst, Debra: 18, 23, 101, 120 Ernst, Dorcas: 121 Eschelbach, Linda: 117 Ewald, William: 104 Eyster, Tim: 45, 122 Fahlsing, Gloria: 117 Fahrenkrog, Prof.: 109 Fairman, Bob: 78 Faszholz, Prof.: 108, 66 Faszholz, Karen: 5, 120, 66 Ferguson, Carl: 122, 53 Fessler, Elizabeth: 28, 117, 52 Filter, Karen: 12, 85, 116 Filter, Michael: 61, 123, 78 Fischer, Cindy: 44, 85, 118 Fischer, Richard: 105, 42, 43 Fisher, Tim: 61, 123 Fitch, Rick: 120 Flandermeyer, Prof.: 103 Flatt, William: 122, 73 Florine, Howard: 124 Ford, Nora: 28, 29, 49, 85 Foste, Gerald: 122 Freebus, Cathy: 117 Froehlich, Charles: 104 Furness, Diane: 121 Futz, Craig: 53 Gabrielson, Cindy: 115 Gabrielson, Ralph: 123, 78 Gallmeier, Kevin: 85, 123 Garret, Dave: 5, 13, 45, 120 Gedmin, Donna: 116 Gehlbach, Gary: 22, 44, 48, 122 Gehrs, Kim: 85 Gellner, Debra: 118 Genske, Diana: 86, 117 Gentz, Christine: 116, 42 George, Alex: 52 Georgson, Victoria: 120 Gerken, Tamara: 9, 121, 39 Gerlach, Karen: 115 Gieschen, Tim: 7, 23, 45, 120 Gieschen, Phil: 54, 55 Gieschen, Prof. Tom: 105 Gieseke, Joy: 118 Gieseking, Diane: 47 Glasior, Sue: 116 Goehner, David: 20, 21, 86, 123 Goeman, Denise: 57 Gohr, Alice: 45, 114 Going, Diane: 86, 114, 55, 34, 72, Goldberger, Nancy: 117, 77 Gotsch, Prof.: 116 Goulding, Julia: 116 Graef, Kathy: 114 Graf, Mike: 68, 69 Graham, Marilyn: 121, 42 Graudin, Prof.: 109 Gray, Linda: 114 Green, Cindy: 44, 115 Green, Prof.: 119 Greenman, Michael: 119 Greve, Mike: 60, 61, 86, 119 Grewe, Mark: 52 Griewisch, Carl: 61 Groh, Prof.: 107 Grotelueschen, Prof.: 102 Grott, Mary: 116 Gruebner, Diane: 19, 86 Gruenwald, Mark: 122, 42 Gmndt, Carolyn: 70 Guenzler, Julie: 121 Guerlach, Karen: 115 Gums, Ann: Gunderson, Khristi: 55 Haack, James: 86 Haberkost, Dan: 86 Haertling, Julia: 121, 75, 77 Hafner, James: 86, 39 Hafner, Judy: 121 Hagemeier, Michelle: 114, 70 Hall, Kelli: 118 Haller, Cindy: 19, 86 Hamer, Betty: 118, 124 Hammes, Neil: 49, 86 Hammes, Steven: 123 Hammond, Karen: 87, 114, 42 Hannah, Angela: 117 Hanneman, Carol: 101 Hanneman, Cheryl: 87, 114 Hannenberg, Darryl: 122 Hanson, Jennifer: 115, 39 Harit, Dawn: 120 Harm, Laurie: 118, 55 Harms, Eleanor: 18, 115, 53, 79 Harris, Linda: 19, 87, 118 Hennig, Daniel: 87 Harte, Judy: 66 Haun, Monte: 45, 67, 68 Hayden, Steven: 122 Hayes, Prof.: 106 Haynes, Debbie: 116 Hays, Debbie: 81, 38 Head, Toni: 116 Heckenberg, Bruce: 122 Hegwood, Kevin: 48, 122 Heidlotf, Dale: 68 Heidemann, Mary: 87, 118 Heimsoth, Jeff: 87, 123 Hein, Prof.: 104 Heinitz, Prof: 104 Heino, Marisa: 116, 53 Heinze, Michael: 122 Helrnreich, Harry: 87, 123 Hempel, Barbara: 115, 42 Hempel, Denise: 48, 121, 42 Hendrickson, Mary: 64, 115, 54, 70, 77 Henning, Prof.: 105, 52 Hente, Stephen: 123 Hentscher, Brenda: 23, 115, 39 Herbst, Lori: 39 Herpolsheimer, Heidi: 121 Hesterman, Beth: 63, 114, 54 Heyne, Eunice: 107, 124 Hildner, Prof.: 105 Hilger, Lori: 18, 87 Hilken, Judy: 34, 35 Hill, Anita: 117 Hill, Joy: 117 Hille, Dale: 39 Hillert, Prof.: 105 Hinrichs, Martha: 87, 114 Hintz, Sheri: 114 Hinz, Sharon: 5, 118, 75 Hinze, Peggy: 63, 117 Hockemeyer, Phyllis: 19, 117, 39 Hoffmann, Don: 7, 45, 120 Holbrook, James: 123, 68 Holey, Lori: 45, 121, 79 Holi, Mary: 63, 87, 54, 70 Holmes, Linda: 121 Holowicki, Linda: 114, 70 Holtz, Lowell: 88, 119 Honess, Frances: 121 Hoover, Curtis: 49, 7, 120, 67 Hoover, Michael: 51, 120 Hopp, Susan: 114 House, Barbara: 114 Hu, Anna: 88, 114, 53 Hubbart, Cindy: 88 Huff, Laura: 115 Husson, Prof: 103 Huston, Janet: 117 Huth, Jane: 88, 117 I-Iyser, Teresa: 117 Ickstadt, Bill: 3, 38, 52 Ingold, Janet:'114, 75 Isenburg, Prof.: 104 Israel, Kathy: 45, 115 Jaeger, Cathy: 114, 124, 55 Janzow, Prof.: 102 Jenks, Tom: 120 Jenne, Prof.: 105 . Jensen, Brian: 120, 33, 39 Jensen,'Karl: 120, 42, 43 Jensen, Peter: 61, 88 Jirsa, Karen:.39 Johnson, Clayton: 123, 42, 43 Johnson, James: 122 Johnson, Kim: 120 Johnson, Rich: 123, 73 Johnson, Steven: 119 Jones, Tim: ll, 61, 88, 119 Joseph, David: 123, 78 Joyner, Lori: 51, 116 Joyner, Tammy: 44, 51, 117 Jung, David: 88 Jung, Heide: 63, 117, 77 D Jungemann, Prof.: 114 Junkans, Ruth: 114 Kahre, Connie: 117 Kaluf, Vickie: 48 Kammrath, Prof.: 103 Kamps, Sallie: 115 Kaphingst, Julie: 114 Karegianes, Ann: 6, 48, 120 Karlen, Mary: 114 Karlson, Julie: 121 Kassl, Linda: 53 Keithley, Tom: 18, 20, 21, 88, 53 Keller, Kathy: 115, 57, 76, 77 Kersey, Diane: 19, 88 King, Barbara: 41, 116, 38, 52 King, Zonna: 48, 117 Kirchenburg, Prof: 103 Kirst, Donna: 120 Kirst, Sherrie: 18, 121 Kirstowski, Beth: 41, 117 Klatt, Prof.: 108, 70, 71, 79 Klein, Gwen: 88, 114, 42, 43 Kleinschmidt, Sue: 19, 118, 42 Kloess, Tina: 88, 114 Knorr, Karen: 19, 31, 116 Knosher, Diane: 117 Knox, Mike: 67 Koch, John: 120 Koch, Martha: 120 Koehler, Debra: 63, 54 Koehler, Joel: 9, 61, 120, 75 Koehler, Kathy J.: 117, 38 Koehler, Kathy K.: 63, 116 Kohrs, Stephen: 123, 42, 43, 39 Kortbein, Mary: 121 Kosberg, Karen: 45, 117 Kosman, Paul: 61, 122 Kotovsky, Susan: 88 Kowert, Mary: 52 Kraegel, Beth: 88 Krafft, Jennifer: 53 Kraker, Mary: 88 Kramer, Heidi: 120 Kranz, Elizabeth: 114 Krause, Kathy: 27, 121, 41 Kreiss, Prof.: 104 Kretschmar, Prof.: 64, 65, 108 Kretschmar, Alan: 50, 88, 123, 39, 74 Krishen, Karen: 121 Kroenke, Karol: 115 Krone, Prof.: 103 Krout, Dan: 39, 41 Krout, Mary: 115 Krout, Susan: 89, 118, 39 Krueger, Chris: 42 Kuchler, James: 4, 122, 39 Kudart, Kim: 115 Kuecker, Kathy: 45, 47, 89, 117 Kuhl, Kathy: 114 Kuhn, Diane: 49, 89, 114 Kufahl, Mark: 42, 43 Kumm, Richard: 44, 123 Kunde, Jeanne: 115, 42, 77 Kunstman, Karen: 51, 115 Kurohara, Kyoko: 118 Kurth, Leslie: 120 Kurth, Prof. Lila: 102 Kurth, Prof. Lyle: 109 Kurth, Tim: 5, 54, 55 Kvorka, Kathy: 117 Laabs, Prof.: 109, 52 Laesch, Carolyn: 12, 114 Laesch, Sue: 114, 55 Lammert, Ruth: 121 Landwehr, Ted: 44, 45, 120 Lange, Mike: 42, 43, 76 Lange, Rev.: 101 Lapish, Wendy: 116 Larsen, Leanne: 22, 50, 117 Larson, Connie: 62, 63, 117, 54, 70, 71 Larson, Kan: 89, 114, 55 Moncrief, Judy: 29, 31, 48, 116 Monsees, Becky: 90, 114, 124, 39 Morello, Elizabeth: 120, 74 Morgan, Denise: 115, 38 Morgan, Margorie: 19, 91 Morgenthaler, Prof.: 108 Morris, Wayne: 123, 76, 77 Morrison, Barbara: 14, 114 Moser, Prof.: 109 Moser, Stephen: 44, 120, 124 Moses, Paul: 123 Mountford, Kathy: 115, 79 Laskowski, Phil: 12, 61 Latzke, Prof: 108, 52 Latzke, Steven: 48, 89 Laubenstein, Richard: 122 Ledebuhr, Jim: 118, 68 Lee, Gerald: 122, 73 Lehmann, Deborah: 89, 114, 42, 43 Lehmann, Prof.: 102 Lekar, Carol: 116 Lekar, Nancy: 89, 116 Lekar, Paul: 123 Lemke, Debra: 63, 114, 54, 70, 71 Lettermann, Prof.: 102 Lewis, Donna: 89. 114 Libka, Bob: 101 Liese, Marc: 50, 120, 39 Lindgren, Donna: 117, 53 Lisch, Susan: 44, 89, 117 Lloyd, Virginia: 89, 118, 124, 52 Lohr, Lori: 114 Lorenzen, Jane: 115, 57 Lovekamp, Scott: 20, 21, 61, 78 Lucht, Prof.: 106 Ludkowski, Eileen: 121 Luke, Amy: 121 Lyons, Paul: 48, 50, 117, 42 Maas, Karrie: 48, 50, 117 Maas, Ruth: 115, 55, 53 Machemaer, Melvin: 122, 39 Mackay, Joanne: 62, 63, 70 Mader, Mark: 89, 76 Mader, Teresa: 90 Manke, Nancy: 89, 118 Mansholt, Janie: 45, 90, 118 Marasus, Susan: 118 Marciniak, Trudy: 90 Markov, David: 48, 120, 42 Marrs. Richard: 19, 48, 90, 67 Marth, Janet: 114 Martin, Prof.: 109 Mattson, Naomi: 115 McClean, Dave: 123, 124, 67 McClean, Deb: 90, 114, 66 McKay, Joane: 54 McReynolds, Terry: 90, 122 Meeks, Margaret: 63, 117, 70 Meier, Phyllis: 74 Mengler, Kathie: 114 Menke, Steven: 2, 123, 34, 39 Mennenga, Kim: 116 Merker, Dianne: 115 Mertz, Doug: 23, 49, 90 Meyer, Susan: 114, 42 Mickow, Laurie: 121 Miessler, Janice: 117 Miller, Linda: 117 Miller, Mary Ellen: 61, 115, 72 Miller, Sharon: 90, 118 Miller, Sherill: 115 Mintun, Kim: 118, 66 Mitchell, Ann: 115, 124, 39 Mock, Linda: 49, 115 Moehring, Lisabeth: 7, 90, 114 Moehrke, Kathy: 116, 42, 43 Moeller, Mark: 123 Mueller, Barb: 45, 120, 38 Mueller, Cathy: 121 Mueller Prof.: 109 Mueller Diana: 50, 117 Mueller Grace: 50, 115 Mueller, Mueske, Sheryl: 19, 91, 114 Katy: 115 Mundt, Janet: 45, 114 Muzik, Linda: 118 Muzzall, Karon: 19, 115, 54, 76, 7 Nagel, Dale: 44, 122 Nakagawa, Edel: 120 Neisch, Susan: 91, 117 Nelson, Sandra: 79 Neubauer, Wendy: 2, 118, 39 Neumann, Gary: 119, 53 Newman, Kathy: 91, 117 Nielsen, Prof.: 106 Nielsen, Lisa: 91, 114, 39, 41 Niemann, Beth: 115 Nieves, Amalio: 28, 29, 44 Mitschke, Kay: 91, 117 Noble, Deanna: 48, 117 Norris, Lauri: 117 Oakes, Chuck: 123, 54, 55, 56 Oestrerreich, Laura: 115 Oldenburg, Craig: 50, 120 Olson, Gary: 91 Omberg, Mary: 116 Osenburg, Dave: 42, 43 Ostberg, Julia: 116 Oswald, Karen: 116, 73 Oswald, Susan: 115, 39, 53 Owen, Jeff: 122 Pankow, Eric: 61, 122 Parr, Cheryl: 116 Partipilo, John: 73 Patel, Bharti: 121 Peara, Bob: 78 Pearson, Ingrid: 32 7 Peck, Ann: 18, 20, 21, 91, 54, 53, 70 Percy, Brenda: 117 Petermann, Donna: 42 Petersen, Scott: 51, 123 Peterson, Wayne: 6, 39 Pfeiffer, Krista: 48, 118 Pflug, Beth: 47, 11, 114, 91 Pieper, Robert: 100 Pierson, Ingrid: 91 Pikal, Kerry: 122, 68, 78 Plamann, Becky: 121, 75 Pohlman, Patricia: 19, 91 Pollard, Tom: 108, 73 Preloger, Bob: 101 Pretzel, Lisa: 114, 55 Price, James: 61, 122, 78 Proud, Edlyn: 44, 114, 52 Pudlasek, Gary: 120 Pullmann, Shirlee: 117 Pyan, David: 61, 122, 78 Raddatz, Kathy: 116 Radke, Prof.: 102 Ramsey, Lois: 121, 39 Raterman, Janice: 91, 74 Rather, Kevin: 91 12 Rathje, Susan: 48, 50, 51, 114 R-efenes, Jim: 7, 120, 73 Reid, Dana: 61, 117, 39 Reid, Lauri: 11, 115, 39 Reinick, Prof.: 102 Reinisch, Chris: 4, 60, 61. Reinking, Tim: 122, 68 Rensner, Nowell: 118 Rensner, Stephen: 123 Rex, Christine: 91 Rice, Mike: 45, 61 Riemer, Becky: 45, 79 Riemer, Vicky: 27, 51. 117 Riggenbach, Ken: 122 Rietschel, Prof.: 109 Rimbach, Prof.: 105, 52 Riggs, James: 119, 55 Rinehard, Pr0f,: 104 Rippy, Marlene: 115 Ritter, Brian: 61 Roberts, Prof.: 109 Roberts, Prof.: 108 Rochlitz, David: 122 Rockemann, Pastor: 101 Rodgers, Lewis: 122, 53 Roggi, Julie: 92 Rogner, David: 123 Rogner, Paul: 53 Roland, Lydia: 115 Rose, Rich: 42, 43, 39 Rosin, Mary: 5, 92, 114, 54, 55, 70 Ross, Gayle: 92, 118 Rozier, Anita: 117 Rubin, Chris: 117, 70, 79 Rubinp, Patricia: 92 Rueter, Chris: 121, 39 Rugenstein, Leighann: 45, 50, 116 Rusch, Connie: 121. 39 Rusert, David: 45. 122 Rusnak, William: 123 Rusniak, Brian: 19 Rust, Dottie: 7, 18, 115, 75 Sack, David: 123 Sagehom, Paula: 27, 115, 73 Sahr, Kerri: 114 Sahr, Lori: 34 Sangpeal, Nora: 50, 116 Sauder, Lori: 44, 121 Sauder, Lucinda: 44 Sauder, Nancy: 51, 118 122, 67 Sauer, Nancy: 92, 39 Scararo, Lorelei: 92, 114 Schaibley, Prof.: 104 Schalk, Prof.: 105, 38 Schalk, Noel: 101 Schalk, Tim: 92, 120, 32 Scheideck. Zoe: 92, 114 Schebor, Fred: 107, 78 Schellenberger, Jane: 114 Scherer, Glenn: 19 Scherzer, Val: 92, 117, 124 Schilling, Doris: 44, 92 Schilling, Tim: 122, 76 Schegel, Tim: 44, 122 Schlicker, Rich: 123 Schlie, Sue: 117 Schliff, Paul: 42, 43 Schuessler, Carol: 92, 117 Schuldt, Melanie: 118 Schmid, Prof.: 106 Schmidt, Dawn: 54, 70, 78 Schmit, Karen Kay: 155 Schmitz, Diane: 121 Schnabl, Diana: 92 Schnurstein, David: 61, 93, 123, 53 Schnurstein, Kathy: 115 Schonhardt, Walter: 19k 51, 93 Schonsheck, Kim: 93 Schrader, Mary: 121, 42, 43 Schrieber, Prof.: 104 128 Schoeder, Jim: 123 Schoeder, Kurt: 123, 75 Schoeder, Steve: 61, 123 Schoepp, Prof.: 109 Schucard, Prof.: 103, 67 Schuett, Carcy: 68, 78 Schuldt, Melanie: 53 Schultz, Ron: 75 Schultz, Brian: 123 Schulz, Mark: 27, 39 Schulz, Robin: 93, 114, 3 Schumm, Schumm, Schumm, Schuster, Schwalm Schwartzi. Karen: 114 Steve: 57 Steve: 19 Karen: 19, 120 Amy: 44, 121 Brooke: 117 Schwarz, Susan: 114 Scott, Doreen: 118 Secora, Diane: 117, 75 Sedaitis, Christa: 93, 52 Senninger, Robert: 93, 122, 39, 41 Seppa, Sonja: 93, 117 Severson, Alan: 93 Shackel, Neal: 101 Shaw, Robin: 115 Shearier, Jeff: 50, 123 Shebeneck, Nancy: 18, 23, 118, 73 Shelton, Cindy: 44, 116 Shelton, Denise: 93, 114 Sherpan, Madelyn: 93, 114 Sherrod, Denise: 121 Sieger, Mark: 68 Shimano, Hitoshi: 119 Shimek, Carla: 120 Shimkus, Helen: 116 Shoemaker, Martha: 11, 50, Shoenseck, Kim: 117 Shull, John: 28, 119 Sieger, Bruce: 119 Sieger, Mark: 119 Sierszyn, Jay: 93, 73 Sievert, Dan: 123 Sieving, Renee: 12, 117, 42, Siewert, Sara: 116 Simkus, Helen: 75 Simmons, Diana: 117 9, 53 115,42 77 Simmons, Luana: 114, 39, 41 Simpson, Andrea: 121, 124 Sims, Prof.: 27, 102 Sims, Prof.: 104 Skibbe, Cheryl: 15, 18, 114,75 Skyrm, Stephen: 119, 42, 43 Jean: 44, 45, 38 Diana: 94, 114, 124, 53 Slagh, Smith, Smith, Evon: 94, 114 Lauren: 117 Smith, Snyder, Joe: 19, 122, 39 Snyder, Paul: 5, 27 Sochowski, Joy: 19, 20, 21, 47, 94, 114, 39 Sochowski, Mark: 123, 35 Sorensen, Prof.: 102 Spandikow, Connie: 120, 42, 52 Spear, Joyce: 120 Speckman, Gloria: 116 Speh, Stephanie: 120 Spurgat, Dean: 100 Sramek, Barb: 42 St. Pierre, Ann: 114 Steinbeck, Prof.: 63, 108, 55, 72 Stellwagen, Sharon: 18, 63, 115 Stellwagen, Prof.: 103 Stephenson, Amy: 117, 53 Steuer, Norma: 94, 11, 124 Stewart, Baxter: 73 Stock, David: 122, 76, 77 Stohs, Johanna: 118 Stoll, Candy: 49, 64, 94, 115, 53, 79 Stoppenhagen, Laurie: 118, 75 Storm, Kristy: 6, 116, 73, 74 Storm, Lisa: 20, 21, 48, 94, 114 Strehlow, Mark: 122 Streit, Julie: 117, 42, 52 Strock, Sandy: 70, 79 Stroup, Darla: 12, 116, 124 Strunck, Diane: 117 Sturdivant, Maxine: 114 Styles, Pat: 53 Suffield, Kathy: 116 Swope, Marsha: 52 Sylvester, Karen: 64, 65, 53, 70, 79 Tamm, Linda: 19, 121, 124 Teetzen, Susan: 23, 47, 115, 124 Sauer, Lee: 20' 21' 28- 29' 92' 68 As Editor ofthe 1980 Pillars, 1 feel it is proper mor 1 thank several individuals for their guidance and abilities they have offered to me. The 1980 Pillars would not be the same without these people. Those much appreciated people are: Bob Libka ................... Faculty Advisor Morris Ferensen ...... Company Representative Alan Kretschmar Marc Liese ...... ....... P hotographers Joe Snyder . . .... Footprints Design 84 Directory Cover Design Don Hoffmann ............,.... Cover Design The 1980 Pillars is unique to our school. Never before has the school offered a complete listing of all Concordia students as they did in the Directory. The Directory is part of the yearbook so we not only can remember the events of the year but individual faces also. I hope everyone can enjoy this book as well as the Directory as much as I have enjoyed preparing them for you. Thanks to all who helped. Grace Mueller Teibel, Cathy: 117, 33, 39 Ten Broeke, Beth: 48, 115, Teschke, Leslee: 19, 115 Teske, Susan: 114, 39 Theilgaard, Diana: 121 Timler, Kathy: 115 Timm, Jean: 124 Timm, Lowell: 124 Topper, Prof.: 109 Tormoehlen, Darlene: 121 Travis, Jon: 94 Travis, Karen: 114 Trinklein, Judy: 118, 42, 39 Trinklein, Lynn: 120 Trushenski, Mara: 121 Tucker, William: 61, 122 Tunks, Mark: 123 Twenhafel, Kathy: 114, 53 Ugo, Nancy: 94, 117 Uitti, Prof.: 104 Ulrich, Roberta: 121, 66, 76, 77 Urban, Doug: 123, 42, 43 Van Hooren, Jeanne: 115 Van Hoose, Ruth: 19, 115 VanAuken, Diane: 114, 39, 41 Vanderveen, Robin: 114, 42 Vangennip, Kevin: 61 Varn, Deb: 94, 114, 124, 66 Vyhanek, Jim: 123, 35, 39 Vysoky, Jim: 121, 76, 77 Waetzig, Sandra: 115 Waldron, Linda: 115 Waldron, Mark: 94, 39 Waldschmidt, Prof.: 105 Walicki, Gail: 115 Walz, Bruce: 123 Waterman, Donna: 42, 43 Warnick, Laura: 121 Waters, Robert: 123 Weber, Beth: 95, 117, 124, 39 Weber, Jeff: 19, 120, 123 Weingartner, Irene: 23, 121, 79 Weir, Lori: 114, 66 Weith, James: 95 Welck, Carol: 95, 114 Wendt, Susan: 95, 114 Werling, Betsy: 116 Whitfeild, Luther: 61, 122 Wienecke, Pauline: 114 Wilde, Jeff: 123, 42, 39, 52 Wilke, Prof.: 104 Williams, Charlotte: 95, 121, 52 Williamson, Kim: 44, 116, 121 Willms, Deb: 116, 73, 74, 77 Wilson, Laura: 116, 53 Wingfield, Dean: 15, 61, 100, 124 Wingfield, Linda: 118, 74 Wingfield, Phil: 61, 78 Wink, Marsha: 11, 63, 118 Winkelmann, Donna: 95, 117, 39 Winkler, Deidre: 116, 66 Winters, Jan: 95, 114 Wismar, Prof.: 106 Wisinski, Diane: 95 Wittman, Anthony: 122, 53, 67. 68 Woike, Beth: 95, 66 Wolfanger, Lisa: 12, 121 Wrucke, Wes: 3, 53, 68, 69 Wunderlich, Alan: 23, 49 Wyeth, Jay: 61, 122, 68, 78 Yaeger, Fay: 120 Yankee, Ann: 117 Young, Jeanne: 114 Zander, Rebecca: 27, 45, 114 Zeddies, Prof.: 105 Zeddies, Michael: 61, 68, 76 Zehnder, Anna: 95, 117 Ziegler, Gale: 120 Zimmer, Prof.: 109 Zimmer, Michael: 8 Zimmermann, Pres: 100 54, 66 132821 LD 1281 C309 igeo KLINCK MEMORIAL LIBRARY Concordia Teachers College River Forest, Illinois 60305 JW: wi Q wo, Q F fi li :E GQ? W0-' if

”

Suggestions in the Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL) collection:

Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL) online collection, 1977 Edition, Page 1

1977

Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL) online collection, 1978 Edition, Page 1

1978

Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL) online collection, 1979 Edition, Page 1

1979

Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL) online collection, 1981 Edition, Page 1

1981

Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL) online collection, 1982 Edition, Page 1

1982

Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL) online collection, 1983 Edition, Page 1

1983

Searching for more yearbooks in Illinois?
Try looking in the e-Yearbook.com online Illinois yearbook catalog.

Find and Search Yearbooks Online Today!

Online Yearbooks

1985 Edition online

1970 Edition online

1972 Edition online

1965 Edition online

1983 Edition online

1983 Edition online

FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES	GENEALOGY ARCHIVE	REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!	Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!	Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.

E-Yearbook Home Quick Search Advanced Search Quick Browse