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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

DATE DUE new gb ii: DEMCO 38-297 x .- N ' 4- ll I j l jr . 5:1lQ3..f+W x I 1 -ww 1 L M PILL 1981 V ni may 1 ' mm-wwf X. .rg 1- 1 '-:W ' N- Z: 3 :iff ,A 7', Q4 J: 1:1 To know Him better in our: Happenings ................... 16 Competitions ................ 38 Gatherings ..... ....... 6 0 Seniors ........... . ....... 80 Administration ............. 98 Urknnesn ........ ......... 112 Index ........... ........ 1 26 Concordia College River Forest, IL i X257 ::, u 'll In 1 A I A 4 'fu 'if 1 A fi X. 1 .5 v,', f.:,.YWhAlrR I . Q 6 , ff' Cr' ' :K ,- ff fg I 215.1 Q: -1 - . 2755- w'3f2':LWL+-: faf -v Hz: aw + 'ggi j fmxfm 5 1 I K L .few-if 4, , ' ' 1 .- ga. 1 4 v W .3 'J 'wr , W f' ,, ,f. r-' 1. h 'Hilfe-Q: ' ,..Y, . 1-fm g Mahi. ' ' 5'1 -0 ff-L. '-J -v.. 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Four staffs were here with planned activities to keep everyone busy. Freshmen Orientation had activities for the freshmen opening week, freshmen camp staff planned freshmen camp, and transfer orientation planned the week for the transfers. Freshmen were shown around campus, and could join in a water fight, ice cream social, and 'Almost Anything Goes'. Transfers could go to the dunes on Lake Michigan, a skit night, and a tour of Chicago. Operation Transition, headed by Wendy Neubauer, works on through the year planning activities. The staffs kept everyone busy which hopefully held off cases of homesickness. Wwfwm will Freshmen Orientation Staff: Row 1- Kris Brockberg, joe Snyder, Row 2: Iulie Haertling, Sue Oswald, Greg Becker, Row 3: Karon Muzzall, Becky Plamann, Gail Berkhahn, jeff Weber, Row 4: Leslee Teschke, Linda Tamm, Linda Begeman, Phyllis Hockemeyer. Top: Students and parents wait in line to register. Bottom: Freshmen relearn how to throw water at the annual water fight. - 'R 1 Q . V , '- . ,gg , 3 13 'H g :r , I z X- V., ,, 3. ,Mm .-,V 1, tr- ,,a,5- J tl D A ,I . W fa X, 4 , j ,W ,M x. ., an Freshmen Camp Staff: Lying: Deb Ernst, Row 1: Barb Sramek, Donna Lindgren, Dave McLean, Tim Bagby, Don Christian, lim Refenes, Row Z: Denise Goeman, Carlos C-riewisch, Sharon Stellwagen, Cheryl Skibbe, Don Hoffmann, Row 3: Ellie Harms, janet lngold, Renee Sieving, Diane Berkhahn. President Zimmerman speaks at the opening service. 'iW? F Nnaw,W.,4, Wm 'Mt -ww . New students are shown the wonders of the computer center. .exams-g 5. Rvii RE'lUEli EHS i ll 44 mi 531425 ...aff e,A,fQ' KA j naw v L 5? Wifi, X 4 U7 , ,, 1 1 , f f z, -st: rs QV ' 4 Www-NHT? 'Q-' ,M-0' Transfer Orientation Staff Row 1: Karen Oswald, Deb Adler, Chris Durst, Laura Abel, Lauri Stoppenhagen, Steve Menke, Row 2: Karen Knorr, Craig Oldenburg, Kim Williamson, jenny Degner, Row 3: Tim Reinking, Mary Miller, Ruth Iunkans, Lauren Smith, Lois Bock. Everyone helps to move students into the dorms. Counterclockwise from middle: Laura Abel Kris Brockberg and Mike Zeddies, Kay Faszholz and Carl Criewisch, Cathy laeger and Ron Schultz, Wendy Neubauer and Kurt Schroeder, Laurie Stoppenhagen and Steve Menke, Linda Tamm and joe Snyder. ,vfa-X xii ,H ll Homecoming Royalty Chosen As Homecoming nears each year many senior girls begin wondering and half holding their breath that maybe, just maybe they'll be chosen homecoming queen. The field of those holding their breath was narrowed after the senior class picked the seven members of the homecoming court: Laura Abel, Kris Brockberg, Kay Faszholz, Cathy Jaeger, Wendy Neubauer, Laurie Stoppenhagen, and Linda Tamm. These girls spent an anxious few weeks while their fellow students made up their minds and voted and the Specy ,1. kept that special issue of the paper hidden. Friday night, Coronation, finally relieved their tension. Linda Tamm and Cathy laeger were named first and second runner-up. Finally the announcement all had been waiting for: The 1980 Homecoming queen is Miss Laura Abel! Crowned by 1979 queen, loy Sochowski, Laura is from Milwaukee, Wis. and is studying in the Social Work program here. The excitement of coronation was certainly a good way to start off the weekend. 'W is z The 1980 Homecoming Court: L-R: Carl Criewisch, Kay Fasholz, Kurt Schroeder, Wendy Neubauer, joe Snyder, Linda Tamm, Phil Wingfield, Michelle Libka, Laura Abel, Erika Schaibley, Cathy laeger, Ron Schultz, Kathryn Schrieber, Laurie Stoppenhagen, Steve Menke, Kris Brockberg, Mike Zeddies Left: The 1980 Homecoming Court jokes around. Right: 1980 queen, Laura Abel, receives her stole from 1979 queen, joy Sochowski. Y'-.1 . .- x 3. p x , 4 l ,- ' ' in s ,E ,' El l I I : 3,3 ,, i f- Q- it fvxfll XXV? S AX I f xy if Af x Q 1 lgvfff f' The Transfer Staff is auctioned off to eager buyers. r ' fry, 6 '- X , as ,.M1- 5. , - - A 'fa-4 '-si' 37 . A . ' II- ur Ax fi 'yn ,Sb 1 ' 7 T1 - Ns. .' fy -if N , T , I T it 4-Q V ,I .ix wg-T, ,. 1 me ii T T 'll EJ :mi A Q- ' ,gl-'rfrd XA I 5 Ms it If 1 R I' l, 57:3 I tp!- r A' .5 Af... - 4 wwe: -R left., , n .- 2- .. X - 7 fy ,LJ K exif? if wifi I 5? Showing their Homecoming spirit are Kay Faszholz and Mary Miller dressed as 'Babes in Toyland'. r. 5: 539 N . f Q1 -L T flu 2 ',i X an ' Q s. ,1 V is i ' 5 x'. O W -31 Ns.-I 4 H ' s JW l 261 ' A 6 I , Vs, V1 V ,. Jia f-g 1- 5' T154 '- '.':' :ss N ' ' fl js . - f : 50 1 , -O I fr 5915 5 , 'ff-Q vlan? C , . 3 s I . - 7'.cf.-'- 55 J '?.: - . ,' C' -Y.-JS 1 .T 42 1,125 ollxlx 1'-Q 1,, 'UN fl 'i me 1 I Yr vi-L If si? . TOP: Senor Don Hoffman goes Spanish on Hat Day. LEFT: Holding their version of a greased pole climb are spirited sophomores Dale Nagel, Renee Sieving, and jennifer Kraft in their 50's clothing. BOTTOM: A modern 'urban cowgirl' heads to class. 5 on . 4 x 4 5 . X ef . Q r 1 . f i M' . ia Pi' It if A . - K,K '4 if :ig A, 7' -T' 'r Y ,-JA 1 T' i ' r i ' X ' ,,..v-Mr 5? - A Mid-Week T .t Activities A fun-filled week preceded the Homecoming showdown between Concordia and Milton College. Designed to keep the spirit of That's Entertainment alive in everyone, an activity was planned for every day. On Sunday a talent show was held and the movie, tof courseli That's Entertainment was shown. Monday night slaves were auctioned to spirited buyers. Hats and boots were dug out of the closet for hat day and the square dance held on Tuesday. Dress-up Their Partner.' day on Wednesday had each of the classes dressing in the clothes of a past era. On Thursday, Michael Marlin, a juggling comedian, came, and performed to an awed audience. Maroon and gold day and Coronation held everyone in expectation on Friday. The week kept everyone busy and ready to cheer the Cougars to victory on Saturday. Tuesday night's square dance had the Concordia community 'Swinging Displaying their singing talents to the dinner crowd are Greg Becker, Mark Sochowski, john Britton, and Steve Menke. I-. l I I ,JM 1 5 3. ' rx Z 5. P Qliwimx I E The Cheerleaders and Charlie T. Cougar lead a cheer at the Homecoming Pep Rally. 3 gg ' ' if- .fi . .. y V2 1 bi Ag JW A H Ll? fl M , V ' Juggler Michael Marlin added his talents to Concordia's Homecoming Week. f,..l I T is ,sf gbil S, Ag ml , . , a ng 23 so l at ll! V , a vfftf 1 W C 137. ' 2 i.iixmlt 'JW 'A Q .onfgzwe P A A V, S U i 4, '-'- -- i Q 3' ' , Ii 'fish wig i i W, ill ' ' X ji, Ili? A Cougar comes charging through was 111111 ,. Q7 I 2' 'CBP as 1' 74 A valiant try to stop the throw S ..,?' sy ...ah 'Lau' Wsff 25? i The Cougars fight to clear a path 4.16 13 1 Y mg X f f 1 if lt 42 .- v , , .f'f'ts: ' L-all - ff , 1'-1 'f' 'H The Cougars tackle a Milton runner .1 ,N J . -'Ave' Jj T2 vu The pass is started toward a waiting receiver. '1 sr l PJ: f 2131 f it my , . Q tr .ww O . Concordia vs. Milton Saturday was filled with the excitement of the football game. The stands were filled with the rowdy Cougar fans. Concordia exploded with 21 points in the first 20 minutes against Milton 1 --i' College. The half time activities included a parade of floats, the queen and court. Unfortunately the second half didn't go quite as well and Milton College handed the Cougars a 35 - 21 defeat. The blow was lessened some by the anticipation of the Stirring up voices are, Charlie T. Cougar and Gail Berkhahn. banquet and darlCQ to be held that evening. I 'T' 'K . i V Ku-Q., big w T 4 S Nr'uuQ,4 We 5-... sf 2 gif 1, C'- li 'V M 94,546 QXN M. 'C it M N .i Q '. ' 1 Q -. . , .M,. A , I I . Q N. T , , In ,Y Q The Homecoming crowd caught at a tense moment during the game. Giving their voices a rest are Kurt Schroeder, Cheryl Skibbe, and Kathy Ebert. , sa . fa T' ft! ' 7 ' it fr ia. Giving the speech at the banquet is Rich Bimler, Executive Secretary to the Youth Council of the Missouri Synod. if Enjoying the banquet are, Diane Van Auken, Mark Buhrke, Lisa Nielsen, and Steve Menke. All Finished The week of Homecoming wound down with a weekend of fun-filled events. On Saturday the class floats were judged before the football game, with the Freshmen taking first place. The evening banquet was held in the North Gym, with Rich Bimler, the executive Secretary to the Youth Council of the Missouri Synod, as guest speaker. The Homecoming Dance featured Ice Age for all to enjoy. Sunday afternoon the weekend concluded with the dedication of the organ which was a gift of the Schnoknecht Family Foundation of Montana. Clowning for the camera at the lim, Linda, Al, and Ann. 26 l formal dance are: Don, Tammy 1980 Homecoming staff-front L-R: Amalio Nieves, leff Weber, Sheryl Duff, lean Slagh, Kay Faszholz, Brenda Hentscher, Donna Kirst, Linda Tamm, Steve Hammes. Back: Gary Gehlbach, Cathy Jaeger, Carri Chambers, Linda Wingfield, Cheryl Skibbe, Diane VanAuken, and Kurt Schroeder. W-an f' N I-SK Yvignffffs xl Nl Am JL X,.JL' 1, 1 ts, vw ' la W1 9.4 'Q' W1 ,4 ' 'K pp ', I i ,yt ww X 'Ei 7 4 1' - , fi . , N 0 . ti 0 'J Top: Freshmen lead in their first place winning float, 'Cougars Cage the Bobcats.' Bottom: Playing some of the first songs on the new organ is its designer, Dr. Bunjes, while his son looks on. Top: Driving the Seniors' Homecoming float entry, an oversized top hat, is Carl Gnewisch. Bottom: The new organ in the Chapel of Our Lord, a gift of the Schokneckt Family Foundation of Montana. iillflisivfifff Wi aQ 'i' gal i iff' , and + Q : . s 02 ,I 7 .fvw 4 zu, W: FM, ,Q f .5 H ,gh r ff 1.4 ff az-sw f ff ' l 1 ,,,, 1 W w ' 'fi l 4 l l Having a chat in 'Our Town' areg Kathy Twenhafel, Bev Zscheigner and Zoe Scheidecker. T mf fn :- ' N'f',, T Students Perform Student-performed entertainment is easy to find at Concordia. Especially since Artists of Concordia Theatre was formed to organize those interested in speech and drama. ACT provided information of speech meets and non-school plays while also putting on childrens theatre and other plays here on campus. The very successful plays performed this year were: Step On A Crack, Hansel And Gretal, The Interview, Romeo and luliet, and Our Town. , G 'Q i if iw sr f 4 1 Performing Hansel and Gretal to delighted audiences arep L. Don Swarz, Kathryn Krause, and jennifer Nahnsen. 5 N., ACT L-R: Paul SnyderfTechnical Coordinatorj, L. Don Swartz fStudent Coordinatorj, Kathy Krause iChristian Theatrel, Prof. Frances Sims lFaculty Advisory Missing: Vicky Riemer fForensicsJ, Nancy Blaesing fAssistant Tech. Coordinatorj, Zoe Scheidecker iAssistant Student Coordinatorj, Gary Nelson fPublicity Manageri. M Q. l B A Q 'UN l fx '57 4 wx? ..,f-J ' Ti W Na' are ,Z Making Romeo Uim Kuchlerj listen to advice is no easy Bergman and Tim Kurth. 1 sb , .: 6. ..,:., l-.- . ..v,! . , . 3 4' i. 5 ' 1 1-- t -, k sv, ' . N 4 ..:: .y if as e ' ' QR :QNSQLS4 is F- '. .A -:ir I V g ...i , :gl . . Romeo and Juliet Ulm Kuchler and Karen Kuntsmanj know nothing of their tragic lives ahead. .V X -,. 2,5 X x M ,Q Z S Vx an Qs 95133 task as found out by Tom Performing The Interview, a two-man play, are Tom Bergman and Peter Bender. x 'xl' F33 Plotting a strategy in Step On A Crack are Kathy Twenhafel, Becky Lieske, and Gary Nelson. 29 n ,lv vs, Q, A-'f gf' .f ' e . J 1' 'ff kwa 3 as w.., J f ' -32' A P sr ' v v s C U!'W'T 'W-ll'll ,xp U W Y 'g 3,Zi7'?7V'1 gfflf f X -Q V , 'Yi ' ' 4 Q . . 'Z 4 MMM . 3,35 ,,, 1 lb!-lxx. '- is-5 t '- A N-v ,la 'H-,Ma K X?-:ks V Z ' Y If ,555 . g x tt vs C . ,.,..,.,,.,,,v,,..,,.M,,,... . C f I - N'QN'5'! ' -. Ni - , , M, 3 ' ' . , 'wi-ifLd1IcL5fs'lx,'. .. L :fm f is-'w--,J I R Looking over some carved wooden pianos at Christmas Crafts are Linda Begeman ' 'VX ,Rl 'W and Karen Knorr. F' if The stained glass cabinets attract a look from Doug Mertz. Caught dunking her cookie in the frosting is Darla Schmidt. . . . f Favorite returnees to Christmas Crafts each year are the ladies who ' do the chalk portraits. 77,l'lVG 'Qt 5: 1 Admiring the hand painted china is julie Kaphingst. 30 1 Merry Christmas! When Thanksgiving break ends and students regather for interim Christmas spirit is not hard to find. Dorm rooms and floors are decorated and Christmas carols are sung at devos. Christmas cards are sent by the hundreds through campus mail and gifts are exchanged. This year music students 5 made homemade Christmas cookies and frosting to V j sell to hungry students. The biggest signal of Christmas approaching here at Concordia is the annual Christmas Craft show. The gym is transformed into a world of delight as everyone tries to find a few extra pennies to buy that perfect Christmas gift. S ' tp..ag Y i if 3 an 3, Q t Y We While at Christmas Crafts, Ann Collins takes time to pose for a portrait. Checking her homemade cookies bought from the music students is Andrea Simpson. The intricate hand blown glass figures get some admiring looks. The team shows the winning look. - K ,QM-j M wk!! ssl 5 NGA? W ff f .tif ll-ft'Q Qlllll5li9GAPs N it i1I,.'Ei 2 -L T452 f 2 Y '1 -Rijyllxfmg Wgsw ,?,x ' lmii 1.4 W M f M6415 f' if ff - ts ,- QQ l is .5-5514? -fa! 5 L5 . i E 1. 7-QI 1 Cougars Win C.I.T. Concordia's Invitational Tournament 4fClTl was held this year at River Forest. The mens basketball teams were from Seward, St. Paul and St. Louis. The opening game on Friday night was the St. Louis Preachers against the Cougars. The Cougars led the first half 27-23. The second half was a battle, but the Cougars won 64-53. The next game was won by the Seward Bulldogs 90-77, against the St. Paul Comets. The consolation game was won by the St. Louis Preachers 80-78, against St. Pauls Comets. The Cougars played the Bulldogs for the championship. The Cougars once again won their third consecutive CIT crown, 87-80. Tim Reinking and lim Ledebuhr were named to the all tournament team, with Ledebuhr winning M.V.P. honors. The Cougars full cheering section goes wild during the championship. ZW 3' The Cougars L ' p . T-wg in X SQ? -sf T T li f' ' L I , 'I ' ' .' - 3-:lewis J . 'i.,. z sr- ,ag 1' A .gl-3, K I 1 ' .1 ' -4. ' .' 1- --1 . , A' 1. , ' If if .Q is gvgr -gvvlk . , 'G . . . P - 7 T iw-an . 44 , an K ' l' 0 .5 1 f5f-ff ' 9' I ,fit .l 0 V -ggi' j g -4...-sw.. FQ lump for it! 1 -is TA? nf qw' K, f - -KW U Q s--ft T 2' K S at Q i ir 7 Q 55 K Lynn Korff dribbles the ball with caution. ! T ili- . s -wi' 8 A if I Q 1 ,, ff f W Q . ,fi fl ' ' tif 25 2 la V it A.- Cig I A! gy 5 s f - ' ii is T if F2 fu-nf' l Kittens Take .I.T. Second The Kittens came in second place in the womens CIT tournament, losing only by one point, 54-53, against St. Paul, Minnesota. Seward came in third uf sf if ,Q aa T , iffy C GS it gi s , , GQ iz f place and North Park fourth place. .xizw .Q 1 ' nl-ff' is 'fa Karen Sylvester carefully shoots for a basket. Deb Lemke jumps for a basket. ,xl , ff r , -fr' 1 , Billy and ligger have a tug of war. lr e E Yi i Q 3 l 2 u 1 l l 5 l 1 'll VI L i r' l l 1 l Carousel C Facing a myriad of difficulties Director Paul Grotelueschen managed to bring together a cast and l put on a great production of Carousel. First of all the scripts arrived late, then not enough guys could be found to fill the parts, and then to top it all off Easter came late this year which cut practice time very much. Somehow it all came together on production night and the 1981 production of Carousel can proudly join the long line of Concordia spring musicals. --ew ls 1 X ' V r MX, tu s A J-27,7 '5?lt!f! ' it a 'i .V j V xl , A 1 K V Q V. .W b f I , l 4 1 s if ? I Vx ii! N fm., Q 1 11. Sf' -. ,EJ -XTR l C C -K Billy and julie enjoy a ride on the Carousel. julie and Carrie have a heart to heart talk. ' 1 Carrie Pipperidge .. Lori Campbell julie jordan ............. ............... L auri Reid Mrs. Mullin .......... .... L ouanne Eischer Billy Bigelow ..... ............ j eff Wilde Policeman ............. .... M ark Baumbach Mr. Bascombe ...... ........ K ent Schmidt Enoch Snow ...... Iigger Craigin ....... Darlene Albury Nettie Fowler ....... ...... John Schuman Peter Lange Brother joshua ..... .......... S cott Bell Starkeeper ......... ....... C arol jeske Louise .................... ..... G ale Ziegler Enoch Snow, jr. ...... .... L . Don Swartz Dr. Seldon ............ ....... C arol leske . 'sqm , 39 A Q fa as aff JXP Ts 'f r Z x ff I X 1 Billy receives a tongue-lashing from Mrs. Mullin. ligger leads the sailors in a song Looking Back These two pages are different from the others in the book. When Spring Weekend was canceled this year the yearbook was left with two pages and nothing designated for them. That gave us a chance to put in some good pictures that for one reason or another hadn't made it anywhere else. Also included is a short list of some of the big news events during the 1980-81 school year. M-'X Every Pillars must have a shot of an ice cream social. I'm not sure what this is. I thought maybe one of you might know. ,Y-'1 11 The leader of the CIT 'Bleacher Creatures', none other than Mark Bremer. 'T . , ..,, gi . ,5 ' , -o ff ,... f Entertaining at a football game is Karl lensen. .gn .. 1. ' ' 3' if--'mf' 555. L-1 J-5.-I hi. EKKE Creative thoughts on the 1980 election. : 1 A . L xxxv 1. . Lg? f Concordia's students do dress up once in awhile. This is the Homecoming dance. ll thinkl ., . ' K1 0 l mmm Yes, it did snow this winter. lt provided some exercise when you tried to use your car. During Sept. 1980 to june 1981: Ronald Reagan defeated jimmy Carter for the Presidency. The Iranian hostages were freed. The U.S. won the Olympic ice hockey championship. Eric Heiden won five gold medals in speed skating. john Lennon was assassinated. Ronald Reagan was shot in Washington D.C. Pope john Paul ll was shot. if-' ,P . ra - . aw.. t 'QV .4 vw' f x 'SSX In pf T tt . C ,Fx AM. :W ' . l 1 l tk, Doesn't quite seem like football season when you can get in the stands. Or at least the pep band is trying. 3 tan ...A t 54.-ug. c s. The snow also created some pretty scenes like this one. --n og Z . vw 55, V x 2 .mu , Q . I V ann!! Two favorite performers early in the jugglerfcomedian Michael Marlin. bm 'S year: mime Tim Setimi it f an I A 4 wwf W' 6 4 If YYHJGA1 1 X Q Q X X -M.,,,,,,WA.,.......,n...,,,,..f,Y..,....,n,M.A A.,,,....,f..,..,r.,4,.,,..Q Y W ,...Y .,..,.,,.f.,,.,..,,,., ,.,. Y. ..,. ,..u ..., A Y... , X .,,..1.. , . .,., .A . . ,. ,, , ,, .. ,. . , . ,-. ,.,,,.,,.,..- - - - i Concern for one another is what makes the Cougars special. Cougars End In Victory The 1980 Cougar football team turned in their best season in four years. Supportive fans cheered the fine offensive team which supplied and helped the quarterback set many records. The strong defensive team pulled the Cougars through many tense moments. The seasons hard work payed off as the Cougars stole an exciting victory from the Seward Bulldogs in the last minutes of the final game. ff' 'lx Coach Brockberg and Mark Bartusch know football is a serious game. 1980 SEASON RECORD Concordia Opponent 14 Olivet Nazarene 33 7 Principia U 14 00 Illinois College 351 42 Northeastern Ill. 21 21 Milton College 35 14 Eureka College 7 6 Lakeland College 28 21 IBC , 24 22 Concordia-Seward 21 f 5 l QF - 'QQ-, 7 X5 A.. fy, . ... rv fx JG I .Nu M tg qwfgi fr . iswffiifff Even a football player needs a loving touch. It takes more than one person to tackle a Cougar. W, M Ill Q . f -,f .imma , , www tuucnvr n lm l' W ' M l ,i if .Mgr X Q X55 ' V -' T 15' gf. Jw it xlEl F . Www UN ..., if I l 2 . , - 'nf' 5- 4 ., 4 ' 2 . '54 4 ', -e -. -' ,mg D , - M Q -' '- x ... - 'We d 'P -. mul -anim -v H 4,-A, ' - B- 1 ,W rfrli 1 n. l 1980 CONCORDIA COUGARS: FRONT ROW: Chris Reinisch, Vern Rich Tertzakian, Eric Pankow. FOURTH ROW: Coach Aumann, Rich Dickenson, lim Allstaedt, Phil Wingfield, Dave Burgess, Dave Kumm, Tim Haller, Bob Burgess, Tim Bickel, Tom Nichols, Kerry Schnurstein, Kevin Kalous, lim Vysoky, Mike Rice. SECOND ROW: Little, Gary Podlasek, Mary Miller. FIFTH ROW: Tom Turckes, Steve Coach Brockberg, joel Kreiss, Tim Fisher, Bob Bartell, Mark Briere, Ahlersmeyer, Mark Bahr, Mike Filter, Bill Tucker, joel Koehler, jay Tim Dier, Brian Headley, Rick Sweney. THIRD ROW: Paul Kosman, Wyeth, Mark Bartusch. NOT PICTURED: Darrel Harden. Mike Valleskey, Dave Garrow, Curt Hoover, Brian Ryherd, Al Sekuiic, Fil? QSM , 'l E X No one can catch Vern Dickenson when he's got the Cougar defense is tough against Olivet Nazarene College. ball. junior leaneen Callahan bumps the ball K' 3 Front Row: Heidi lung, Becky Plamann, ji Beth Hesterman. Back Row: Coach Steinbeck, Sharon Stellwagen, Connie Larson, joni Walter, Deb Lemke, Peggy Hinze, janelle Schultz, Joanne MacKay, Deb Koehler. ll Shimek, leaneen Callahan, Kathy Koehler, rw Awwil- W t C M Sophomore Deb Lemke spikes the ball, w Jn A i E , ,S at t-V .f 3 J - J nv! hile Becky Plamann The team gets a brief talk from Coach Steinbeck. and Janelle Schultz get ready for a return. Peggy Hinze's expression shows how hard loni Walter tried to return the ball. S . ......v- X -Lf P X Q g xi, I Opponent Loyola Lake Forest Elmhurst Midway lr. Col. George Williams St. Xavier Illinois Central ll. Benedictine Wheaton Greenville judson Rockford Trinity Marquette Carthage Un. of Wis. Rosary Aurora Un. of Chicago Col. of St. Francis Chicago State Northeastern Un. Olivet Q Result lost! ost won won! ost won ost OSI ost lostfwon lost! ost ost won won won lost lost won won won won lost lost won won -B Third Year Conference Champs The Concordia Kittens volleyball team finished 1st in the NIIC Conference for the 3rd year in a row. Four of the team members were named to the NIIC all-conference volleyball team. They were leaneen Callahan, Peggy Hinze, Connie Larson, and Deb Lemke. The team finished 4th in the IAIAW State Tournament with Deb Lemke named to the All-State Team. --we - ,A.,.f , . , ,,. Janelle Schultz bumps the ball back to her opponents. Concentration is seen on the face of Connie Larson, leaneen Callahan and Sharon Stellwagen. 43 il Field Hockey After losing ten players from the 1979 team because of graduation and transfers, the Cougar field hockey squad spent much of the season trying to gain experience and knowledge of each others play. The games were hard fought and scores were close as the team gave their all for Concordia. Concordia 2 Wheaton-IV 3 Concordia 0 U.W.fGreen Bay Concordia 1 Piatville Concordia 1 Northern ll. U.-JV Concordia 0 Univ. of Chicago Concordia 0 Wheaton Concordia 0 Univ. of Wisc.fMil. Concordia 1 Lake Forest Concordia 0 V.W.fWhitewater State Tournament Concordia 0 Principia Concordia 0 Lake Forest Concordia 2 U. of Chicago Concordia 0 Wheaton Concordia 0 Valparaiso A lost ball near the Concordia goal. 8-I FMU. -uv ggpswynkfiv. , Y ' -xififftfiifww-.1 sv 5 . -e L 1 - in uw Goalie, Nancy Goldberger, keeps her eyes on the action upfield. Front L-R: lane Sieving, Becky Reimer, Jeanne Young, Ellie Harms, Karen Sylvester, Karon Muzzall, julie Haertling, Lori Holy, Cindy Bogenpohl, Nancy Goldberger, Back: Coach Kretzmar, Cathy Collier, Becky Robinson, Patty Brandt, Mary Hendrickson, Karla Lindstrom, Katy Mountford, Ieanne Kunde, Robin Maurer, Dawn Schmidt. Rockford Invitational Trinity Invitational Shelling Invitational Aurora Invitational Beloit Invitational Iudson Invitational NAIA District 20 OUI out OUI out out OUI OUT NIIC Meet 4 out of 6 ataa. , f 12 + if? is ,. 2 .1. 4 -k.. 'I ' f 'fe 2- if 5' ft ev 4 . ,. ' . , if I ix in W. I 1 A 'Il liiilli ' lllllll :li 'WSG in-.m I 4 5 iitiiiriis I ,W NEIIIIIJIIQ 5 . I K: ,Q 4 .tH,H:,,'s f.. .gfgL,f: Front I.-R: Dale Lehrke, john Kolker, leff Dorth, Dave Stock, Tim Schilling, Mike Qu Lange, Back: Aaron Landgrave, Wayne Morris, lim Holbrook, Mark Baumback, Coach Herman. Sophomore Tim Schilling attempts to pass another Cross Countr 1980 was a building year for the Cougar cross country team. With much of the team returning from last year, experience was plentiful. The team was led by sophomore Tim Schilling who set a new school record of 26:24 for 5 miles at the national meet. YUHHEL QW, Wifi' . s I W fr 2 5' kt 7 A good run deserves a pat on the back. SQL . .A -if 45 A n A 5 4, A 4 - 4 I Front Row: Anette Smith, ludy Harte, Beth TenBroeke, Lois Bramstadt, Dede Winkler, Nancy Erickson. Back Row: lanet Heidloff, Lynn Korff, Carolyn Grundt, Coach Faszholz, Kim Mintum, Ienifer Nahnsen, Elaine Percy. Tenni The Concordia Kittens took 2nd place in the NIIC Conference. They ended their season with a record of 9 wins and 3 losses. Seniors this year are: Beth TenBroeke, Dede Winkler, and Nancy Erickson. ludy Harte ends her career with a 27-20 record. Beth TenBroeke's career record was 10-14. Dede Winkler ended this season with 2-0 record, and Nancy Erickson ended this season with a 6-5- record. The team showed much improvement by the strong finish they had. as ...sq Q l P ' :flak f' if L 4 t S e 1 -12,53 10 1, A X Opponent Result Olivet fNazl won Lake Forest lost Trinity won Lewis won Rockford lost Elmhurst won Aurora won l.I.T. won Rosary won I.I.T. won Un. Northeastern ll. won St. Francis lost ' . - lu. :avi-.,, ' -S . 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Reaching wide for a shot is Coach Faszholz. 1981 Men's Tennis john Brunnette Ken Collister jeff Dorth Monte Haun Curt Hoover Mike Knox Dan Krause Dave McClean joe Snyder jeff Vorreyer Tony Wittman Cougar Basketball Under the coaching of Tom Faszholz the 80-81 Cougar basketball team played its way to an 11-14 record. Along the way they set a new high field goal and free throw percentage. This season was the last for team captains Carey Schuett and lim Ledebuhr. Ledebuhr finished his career with a school record 101 games played. One highlight of the season was the winning of the annual CIT tournament here before a home crowd. '..- P 1 Q , ,t a as 'ff-'hfzxh '4 . 'l 'lf' Q..-' 'T 1 ,, 9' .r ' N ss, Q 5 ' . Fighting for the rebound are lim Ledebuhr and an IL Tech player 1 -Q55 CV! - Springing into action and hoping the ball comes their way 1' 3 s IL Inst. of Tech. Wheaton Hope V, IL College CC Ann Arbor Ft. Wayne Sem. Elmshurst North Central St. Louis Sem. Trinity ' Olivet Nazarene IL Benedictine Aurora 1 , 6 Rockford' St. Louis Sem. CC Seward North Park Trinity ludson Olivet Nazarene IL Benedictine Aurora Rockford Judson Eureka Basketball Season Record 54 R F 52 Height and a bit of a jump help to bring Kevin Bartels with in range of two .- ...W , hx, Sari if 1. ' - Af. , ' in 'Y .,,. Y , ,6 v X Engle. BE -..-.-.n-s--- S, , Going for the long shot is lim Ledebuhr. 88 53 93 75 69 61 83 62 70 88 84 94 75 53 80 83 78 63 67 77 62 74 63 80 and R,F. 66 Poms' Rr. 55 f -, Rr. 87 Rr. 71 Rr. 86 Rr. 64 Rr. 61 Rr. 81 Rr. 92 Rr. 72 Rr. 75 Rr. 79 jf F PC R.F. 71 KW-'lf Rr. 64 F 34 Rr. 87 1' Rr. 64 if Rr. 66 Wt R.l:. 84 I I Rr. 48 fail!!-gi Rr. 68 I Rr, 65 , Rr. 63 ,M . J Rr. 78 ' 3' ' - Rr. 78 ST-:.gfU--snr, , :Ns s ' ' . W . Cougar Basketball, L-R: Front: Becky Robinson, Cathy Krugler, Lois Bramstadt Row 2: Coach Herman, Darryl Mertz, Dave Pyan, Carey Schuett, lay Wyeth, Coach Faszholz, Row 3: Mark Boese, Todd Chambers, Tim Reinking, Dave Barringer, Mike Carlson, Tim Dier, Bruce Scarbeary, Row 4: Randy Rogers, Mark Breuggeman, Kevin Bartels, lim Aumann, Mike Zeddies, Tom Geyer, Row 5: john Shiley, lim Ledebuhr. Kittens Basketball Girls sports at Concordia have seen a lot of changes over the years, and one of these has been the addition of the l.V. team for this years Kittens. The l.V. team consisted of ten girls, and of these ten, four also dressed for the varsity squad. The varsity squad had six girls who were qualifiers for last years state tournament playing for them. ln spite of playing a lot of tough teams, the Kittens played well and showed a lot of team spirit. f TY. CTC, B44 I X ,QUE r C23 l0 ifCTCf im 2 f l g be 5 Women's Basketball Front: leaneen Callahan, jill Shimek, Sandi Strock, Sandy Meyer, Kristi Koehler, Denise Simon, Karen Sylvester, Lynn lohnston, Diane Furness, Back: Coach Klatt, Connie Larson, Chris Ruebin, Carolyn Grundt, Deb Lemke, Sandy Waftzig, Lynn Korff, Wendy Hockemeyer, Pam Miller. a,,,,,.,,.....--of-' 14' in as-num.-t..s .f . -. .am ' Z' shi' Attempting to block the opponents pass are Connie Larson and Lynn Korff. 9' I' E 5? fl 1, 'Sag ' J fifffig . A PGY XE? pw-.M .AUT O Qv fskiw. tm tw Y inf . if 'P U ' We 1:3 'll Deb Lemke fights for the ball. ' 1 il fl f' 55 ?f fV'1ki X 'f5'T'3F'3' 1 4 in x kpr- ,gm , rm nf 1 ,.Q., f A Fi'C'1 , f-Q' Ll, -lr , fi -' cr' LH l v ' , ' rx, , '51-J'wf', I My fiyvgrfw :wifi ' ,1fFf:??:1q A , Ei 'kgzifftx Y X -KY Ffmiz'-1 5V 'f 5 f' Q63 'l u f X' N If t ' A .V .wr ' 5 A CU 3- , g vt 30 F mt i 2,-at ,I 4 r N if f '.. ,J ij, A . ' W xg i ' ' .,, , A 1 Zi S 5 ,, .,,. , E -: M , U Nt l.., , 'f ' 1 4,. ,.- N I t ,f ' .:- i . W as s. Kittens and opponents anxiously await the rebound. Women's Basketball Opponent CC Elmhurst 27 67 Lake Forest 80 68 UW Whitewater 73 53 Taylor u. ea 63 ludson 38 62 lL Benedictine 61 69 Peoria 85 32 Goshen 69 51 Northern IL U. 98 40 Trinity 45 81 Brown U. 42 39 Valparaiso 55 45 George Williams 64 70 U. of Chicago 52 66 Wheaton 63 60 Aurora 44 100 Olivet Nazarene 56 62 Rockford 59 55 V-Qu , . 9 .. ls J A 1 is 2 ' 'Sa igafuv Doing a back walkover on the beam is Paula Sagehorn. eg ' f' Anyone else care to try what Marcia Boening is doing? fThe beam is 316 feet above groundl .z 'IC J . -.4 4 A A :....,.t,... I , ' A pose by Marcia Boening in a floor exercise. 1 ,..'?3i.?-,wiYg:v .. V5.5 .. , . 5 K , , .W ,,.. -1 9. , . Q ,eff 1 . - ' - a 7' ,u Q! vs Beginning her floor exercise routine is Diane Block. 52 Kittens O The Beam The 1980-81 women's gymnastic team finished the season with a 7-5 record. Led by Coach Steinbeck the team faithfully practiced vaults, balance beam, uneven parallel bars, and floor exercise routines. The number of meets per year is declining as fewer schools are having gymnastics teams. This years all around gymnast was Marcia Boening. ., . ft? gynnnds- -mx Gymnastics Top: Karla Lindstrom, Paula Sagehorn, Garna Lockeby, Bottom: Mary Miller, Coach Steinbeck, Marcia Boening Missing: Diane Block. Gymnastics CC Opponent Kishwaukee 62.75 32.0 Truman 67.10 Truman Waubonsee Kishwaukee 79.9 Waubonsee 63.50 Truman Kishwaukee Oakton 87.15 Truman Oakton 84.10 72.5 57.2 79.6 80.9 91.5 54.65 97.57 24.5 71.75 35.55 Wrestling 80-81 The Cougar wrestling team brought home a 4-8 overall record. Each of the matches were hard fought and scores were close in many. Concordia placed 4th in the Invitational and 4th in Regionals. Even though small in size the team had a fine season. Ml 1 'f Mjztmxv illlln' Showing the strain, Russ Belisle works toward a pin. plug l mga ' D 3 , fr gil v l 1 s ... 31 0 ' .Sm WD ,J 'A - Q hi , . -. r 'r 5 J W xg . U .,., .,,.,,...,.,... . T' t 5 . l j U 11 K N ' ji, I A 3 3 - ,'., ,E ' X ' W '-Z ,r . ,, ,Q i:'t ,.,.. M . if 1 T .'f, ,Q ,. , ,, V'i: 8 s . if M Q A ,,,..... - Surprising his opponent a Cougar wrestler brings his opponent up Doug Patterson works to get out of his opponents loose hold and turn then down for the pin. him around for a pin. Wrestling C.C. Opponent 23 Olivet Nazarene 23 31 Elmhurst 20 A 09 Wheaton 36 06 UWfWhitewater 45 12 Western IL U 41 21 Valporaiso 27 42 Aurora 12 30 C of Lake City 16 24 North Park 29 21 Notre Dame 22 09 Olivet C 39 21 Hanover 30 34 Manchester 06 02 Drake 50 Wrestling Front: Kevn Schroeder, Doug Patterson, Charles Flowers, Russ Belisle Back: Coach Pollard, john Partipilo, Gerald Lee, lim Refenes, Gary Gettinger, john Taylor. 1981 Women's Track Team: Patty Brandt Laura Cripe Nancy Goldberger julie Haertling Lynn Iohnston leanne Kunde Karla Lindstrom jill Shimek lane Sieving Renee Sieving Valerie Winston 1981 Men's Track Team: Steve Ahlersmeyer Mark Bahr Mark Baumbach Scott Bell Tom Geyer Darrell Harden Brian Headley Aaron Landgrave Mike Lange Brian Ryherd Tim Schilling Mike Zeddies Track and Field Spending their afternoons literally running around were the guys and girls track teams. Spring quarter afternoons when they didn't have a meet the teams could be found out on the field practicing hand-offs, jumps, shot-putting, etc. The teams were small, but they tried their best and did pretty good. 1981 Women's Track and Field North Park Relays IBC, North Park C. Harper College Invitational Milliken Invitational North Park C Univ. Of Chicago Invit. AIAW State Meet 1981 Men's Track and Concordia Ann Arbor, Northwestern Watertown: At Home Elmhurst, Trinity, North Park: Away Chicago Metropolitan: Away Trinity, Olivet Nazarene: Home NAIA District 20: Away University of Chicago: Away Univ. of Chicago Relays: Away NIIC Conference Meet: Away Elmhurst Invitational: Away W, .Q 4. ...ty The handoff is a very important part of a relay race. No Score No Score 4 out of 4 6 out of 15 1 Out Of 5 2nd 5th Field Schedule 54 I l f'-ff1fy,fv1.-2.21-f' K3 1 luunfwawmvwm-mmm . 1 5 S .X g , 5' ' ' J pw-vnu-maxi-,vi 1' R ,Q . 'F' 1-'ff v7 'U' li .NH V, if 5 aw - A JF' .,. - ,th 1, .1 -, ia by Zisffmgi- I, ix, ' 'NAv The final moment of a shot put toss. A good handoff can win a relay race so it's practiced frequently. f W? 77 .lk A swf' , r wgf .M aww' ,312 QQXSQ A Q Q 5 'fly' ' wax-We . , .saws 1 A- , .-:AAA A ' ' A A A Checking out a sore knee. ' , if yi 4 ,?,,q.Mf, K if , f 'flfsxlfjisgg 4 K: 'S ll' k if f . fs ' 3' K: 2 ww '. '4f.-'.v4s,-fini? fl, ',,.N5.w-f'i 453' J tlafmiwv' ' - , -..N ff .- a 1: V F515-sl-'gEriff'ff ' .t .-fA1l44'35?? we . . ' 0' 1 .W Q.,-m-QTf'i'f,-'Wh - ' . .,,,g , N-N ,v1G'T7-flfwjvr-c-4 .5 N - , 4 , Vv-s gf ' ' it f ' at fi, Over this hurdle and on to the next one. ' fywf A ' T 2 f 1981 B fr L. aseball Team Al Berg Dave Beringer Mike Carlson Bob Fairman Bob Froberg Dave Garrow Ciary Ciettinger Tim Lochhead Tim Northrop Bob Peara Gary Podlasek Dallas Redeker Randy Rogers' Dan Schwerin Chris Skelnik Dave Taylor Phil Wingfield A., 1' 11. 541A Yi, Y i. A2 5 1. . . . . ,ff ,-.i as M 4- , f Q wififsgk - z-Nw r ming 4 1 'Z .K,.tq, Baseball The baseball team finished the season with a record of 9 wins and 21 losses. With only one senior on the team this was certainly a year to gain experience. Team spirit was high and the year really wasn't that bad. 3,4 iii fin A conference on the mound. ,-dr ,tvs ir. 'x I A different angle shows the concentration on the Stirring up a cloud of dust a Cougar player slides into base. pitcher's face. Eli Softball The Kitten softball team finished the season with 7 wins and 13 losses. A rainy season caused many make-up games and muddy fields. The team kept trying and spirit was high the whole season. if 'mgewv 5 ' V .,g,,,g. Mg,,f-A-Mft Y- , .f - V g A Mgsypggaf-tt,,gtf,, . V y Y . .,V.i.f. jim . V . 5 Q, ' A 4 'vie-fa d7isQ4.5iAWi . z ' QM wr' ' ' Sy 'fgif X61 f QW 4. 1. y fl - J v ' ii' f 5 'ac ew WZ ,fn , 1, fa . , A 1981 Softball Team Annette Arnold Ellie Harms Lori Holey Lynn Korff Naomi Mattson Robin Maurer Sandy Nelson Becky Riemer Dawn Schmidt Sandi Strock Karen Sylvester Kathy Twenhafel Irene Weingartner Q -we 'NW S A - A kwa? 5 1 fy N4 2 all , Safe or Out? A close call at the plate. ,aux ia as , ' ' 'wi -Qs 1 1 -,J J L' Q. 1' 'alt f ll ef My , mfhff X , wjyay., .fu I g X . . fy WwQf?,,, gi, ll'jg,f'5i,,' 'f ,Q 1 1 . S ,... , - if A kai' Q ef 'N A ta, . V. 4 Qt fu K A wi , M ,ms f Y f, ,f ,,- W,-.Zn V 5 Intensity is on as she swings. the face of Kathy Twenhafel Pitching for a strike is Sandy Nelson. T fs r I- Y if in ho's Leading Those Cheers? . ' , 2' Adding spirit, voice, spunk and energy to the Cougar games were four different groups of students. The varsity, and junior varsity cheerleaders, pom pons and yell leaders along with Chflflie T. COUSHF fif1ClS himSelf at The TOP Of H Charlie T. Cougar falias Kurt Schroederj helped keep spirits high. Varsity cheerleaders and pom pons were busy through both the football and basketball seasons. I. V. cheerleaders cheered on the l.V. basketball team. The yell leaders helped the varsity cheerleaders with some new stunts during basketball season. different kind of pyramid made by the yell leaders. RA N fi' L 1 245.12 ,f - Varsity Cheerleaders, Front - Back: janet lngold, Laurie l.V. Cheerleaders, L-R: Laurie Koch, Chris Garrison, Micka Mills, Stoppenhagen, Kathy Ebert, Gail Berkhahn, Cheryl Skibbe, Cindy Early, Linda Danz. Cathy laeger. are f-5 'af jg J'-1 .J -32 gtg t - X . K. Pompons L-R Front: Lisa Herbst, Linda Begeman, Linda Wingfield, Karen Oswald, Elizabeth Morello, Sue Laesch, Back: Ramona Schabel, Lisa Bauer, Krista Pfeiffer, Carla Oswald, Robin Rohder Missing: Kristy Storm, Ann Collins, 512 ,--...QQ-..,,1a ,,, - 5 L 1 ,.i,, eww?-jg '- f - S A ' f 1 H'r',W'g L f ,L rg.. ,qv 'A f Q . ,., 1 M t if is T .. 5 uf- I iw. , , - ..., , . The cheerleading and yell leaders join together to build a difficult stunt. - -wen v- ' fW'T7' ' . ft- f A' W: ' M. 1 ' I I A-1 :fi 1 4 A 'Q if 3 I My ' I me S 222 . W in K A fn? ay., .X ,, U , Ai If If T4 ' ' , 4 vu' in . 'V f e I I fy J in JW f it - -f , . A 2' T ' 6: 2 l f 9' tl l 73? ' l ... . -T 1 7 4 , pf if T gk f Qs! , . We '. 7 4 V U Yell Leaders L-R: Brian Ryherd, jeff Weberfuplf Kevin Borchers, Kurt Schroeder, Ted Langewisch, Darrell Harden, Chris Skelnik. J A 'J ' ' V WM ,vwwuwswmfrswewmwgmnmlwl ' l N' if ss. .....W 9 ,.. ' j I' T ' 4 Q. 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M X X ,, X 'b Vw gf W 901 1 X Q- X A' X 1: X raw Q 'Cf' ' if 1, ff X N' X X Xe I X Q J , P 'Xt I 5551, QW 57f'W IX-M ,. . .Manga -6 Kappelle Kappelle Front: Linda Mailhes, Cheryl Rupp, Sue Oswald, jenny Degner, Dana Ried, Luanna Simmons, Row 2: Kathy Latzke, Colleen Krueger, Karen jirsa, Brenda Hentscher, jenny Hanson, Mary Beth Ingalls, Row 3: Phyllis Hockemeyer, Connie Rousch, judy Henken, judy Moncrief, Diane VanAuken, Darlene Albury, Row 4: Laurie Ried, Kathy Rather, jean Slagh, Marsha Wink, Cathy Tiebel, Darla Schmidt, Row 5: Sharon Danaseck, Laurie Bogenpohl, Mary Kowert, Ann Backhus, Ellen Kelling, Chris Reuter, Row 6: jim Thompson, Dan Krout, Mike Becker, Sue Teske, Dawn Glinsman, Barb Sramek, Row 7: Wayne Peterson, Steve Menke, Tim Eyster, Ted Langewisch, Wendy Neubauer, Kathy Stein, Row 8: Martin Schultz, john Schuman, Bill Ickstadt, Todd jerabeck, Steve Kohrs, Mark Sochowski, Row 9: Clay johnson, Greg Becker, jim Krupski, Fred jesgarz, Dan Albrecht, Pete Bender, Row 10: jeff Wilde, joe Snyder, jim Kuchler, Tim Bagby, Mel Machemer. Singing their hearts out and generally having a good time at it, is the Kappelle choir from Concordia, River Forest. This year they traveled to Colorado and performed concerts to delighted audiences out west. 59 voices strong and under the direction of Dr. Thomas Gieschen the Kappelle provides a way for music students to put their talents to good use. 1-...,,Nh'm..s' 1 1 44' . if Singing Praises Other opportunities to sing were offered at Concordia. Chamber choir claimed a few voices. The Fall Festival chorus attracted quite a few people also. The St. 1ohn's Passion was presented here this year to a delighted audience. Many chances to sing in Sunday worship services were also available. Chamber Choir: Front: Luanna Simmons, Dan Albrecht, Cathy Tiebel, lim Thompson, Middle: Ann Backhus, Diane VanAuken, Dan Krout, Chris Reuter, Back: Art Griffen, Judy Hilken, Don Christian, Kathy Latzke, Fred jesgarz, Laurie Ried, Mel Machemer. J gg , ...r v ., -' ...Q 1. V-X 1 , n l'v..' Q I ., K- xx 'Q -M,.,,,.w 551- is sa fs. K X xi , .. V Tr tr E ft ,. 4 'ggi ,, RW, 2 , .fu an 1 W , 4- J tw i, 4 , 5 l i n lf.- ng..-1-. :,- e v ' -if 'la 'yi' 'Y E L M Z '5 49 6 Y as-- .af .- ,. - au f' ' 'Z 1? y Z Wiz Q? . . w t llil if ' T W 4 . an ' A .ms ., 'Qs 1 .V ii2'. mul is -. J lu' Practicing for the Fall Festival Chorus. The St. johns Passion. 63 1 t QU l ll .1 5, The Concert Band performs under the direction of Robert Fischer. lf Brass Quintet Front: Mark Gruenwald, Paul Schilf, Don Counting the beats for the jazz band is Richard Fischer. Christian, Top: Deb Adler, Karl lensen. X fi' ,...4g,- 5 ' Playing together is something the jazz band does well. The clarinet section of the concert band carefully plays their part of the selection. hun.. Y, Playing Music Providing some of the nice sounds emulating from Kretzman during the afternoons was the band. Actually there was more than one band. Students comprised the concert band, jazz band, pep band, brass quintet, and string quartet. The band made two short tours this year in the midwest area. All the afternoon practicing paid off as they delighted all the crowds who came to the concerts. Playing in the jazz band are Don Christian and Steve Kohrs. jazz Band Front: Pete Lange, Mark Ciruenwald, Kathy Moehrke, Barb Sramek, Myra Prueter, Row 2: Doug Urban, jeff Goldsmith, Karl jensen, judy Trinklein, Art Steinbrenner, Paul Schilf, john Schuman, Don Waterman, Dave Osenberg, Steve Kohrs, Don Christian, Mike Lange, Richard Fischer, Clay johnson. Foresters Spreading goodwill, great singing, and information on Concordia River Forest are the Foresters. The Foresters are Concordia's public relations singing team. Chosen at the end of each year they travel over the summer and take small trips through the school year. The Foresters performing a concert at Concordia. ,,,.,,,,..-v-n-v '1: .,1vv ' A f W , MMM' wfw : fr-,5'..2'-0-f---4 g , 11 i W ilig ai? ,1 'J Y Singing with a smile - a Forester must. Sw ,, 'fi - ii male Ml- if W if i 1, 3 Y --. . Everyone gets involved when doing a concert. Foresters: Bob Cahill, Lisa Pretzel, Louann Eischer, Mark Burhke, Lynn Trinklein, Lois Ramsey, Dave Mclean, Brian Iensen. . V MV I Ns- -sf , l i A Performing a duet are: Dave McLean and Lois Ramsey. Giving it their all 'f ee- Discussing an issu ff' ffa Student Government JE 6,5- Z 51 ,..,. . ,.,..,y-9 i ,. 5 lsr A e are, Lori Holey and Carol Elam. Government - the voice of the people. Here at Concordia student government is formed of the Executive Committee fExCommj and the Student Senators. The Executive Committee is elected by the whole student body while student senators are picked from each floor. Student senators bring grievances and ideas from the students on their floors to the senate meetings to be discussed and acted upon. The Executive Committee heads the senate meetings and takes proposals to the administration. This year there was a slight scare as two officers resigned, but their positions were quickly filled. Student government this year helped to change the intervis policy and worked on scholarships and recognitions for graduating students who had done well academically. f, 1 so - .... X ' xx Y,,.,.t...w 'V' ,, . x ' if .. A 'lunar' ExComm L - R: Zonna King QSecretaryJ, Rich Burkey1Academic Lifel, Carol Elam QStudent Lifej, Bill Tucker fPresidentl, Nancy Shebeneck fStudent Activitiesl, Linda Mock Ureasurerj, Missing: Brenda Hentscher fSpecial Eventsl, Mark Zeihr lSpiritual Lifej, Donna Petermann fFieldworkl. 3. 5264 3' 1 .12-s vs- W X Y :Egg Ma 152 S 5 4 .S H' i w 1 3, -Ri! , 1 N Students Senators: Front: Gary Gehlbach, Sheryl Vestal, Robin Vanderveen, Cynthia Swenson, David Prough, Robin Rohder, Lori Holey, Back: Paul McCain, lean LaBrenz, Eric Pankow, Darryl Mertz, lanice Brandt, Dave Markov, Dave Dehnke, lean Bright. . E- VR QPE4 i if Yr,-ff Wd' M9 P' Reading some information areg Eric Pankow and Darryl Mertz. fgf 2 2 4: sc ? ' y A Q me Input from other sources can come in handy. Dave Markov and Dave Dehnke discuss an issue with Specy editor Mike Hoover. 69 Photo Lab L R Paul McCain, Dale Nagel, Marc Liese. Spectator Editor Mike Hoover shows Tim Land- wehr how to measure something on the layout. Srl' I' k ,ff 'P-X 39. 2 V X if TX L i 2 1 X img, 'f V l E' .i mlm. .s lk V- . at xg R Q V 'I D. N . 'Qt - S, 'f' QE I it 2 I 2, - - T t fy - ' H p f T ' f 1 5 -f 'fy I 17 J st J, 'ix X, lr, 'fr , ie Spectator Staff L - R: Ted Landwehr, Shari Eilenfeldt, Pete DeValerio, Tammy joyner, Mike Hoover fEditorJ, Dave Rogner lSports Editorl, Debbie Hays QNews Editorj, Renita Bandelow, JoAnn jenkins, Sue Rathje, Sue Schwarz, Scott Petersen, Missing: jim Meyers, Dave Dehnke, Sue Love, Vicky Riemer, Brian Rupp, Karen Sylvester, Don Swartz, jeff Dorth, Mike Graf, Lori loyner, Tim Landwehr. K1 . Publication 5.4 Staffs 'Gt lfafw ftgiffr in g X N U I Once a week and twice a year a somewhat il well-hidden office in lower level KCC sees the if 4 ' 4 il results of its work. A well-hidden office in the basement of Brohm - Krauss sees the results of its work then also. These offices form the publications staffs of Concordia. ln KCC are the Spectator and Pillars office. ln Brohm-Krauss is the photo-lab office. With deadlines at all different times of the year the staffs kept themselves quite busy. Pillars: Top: Grace Mueller, Kim Kasten, Gail Sieveking, Bottom: jenny Foerster, Karrie Maas QEditorl, ST Williams, Missing: Sandy Schlief. :lv 1 v W X 4 ,wx fi- ix ,xt vt 1 ti z f A 1- fgx A 539151 ' 1 if av' lk ':'w Sw if v lv V' Q82 : 1 , . . ' if l -r l 1 ig an gf' l Spectator Editor, Mike Hoover gives some advice to Dave Photographer Paul McCain mixes chemicals in the photo lab. Rogner, Sports editor. Spread The Gospel Opportunities to spread the Gospel are abundant Y at Concordia. CYM lConcordia Youth Ministriesj replaced the former LYE that was here. CYM is composed of teams that visit churches and hold devotions, etc. for the youth groups. Some special teams perform at various functions. Sacristans help with daily chapel here at school. Student Welfare helps students in times of need. Flowers and cards are sent to students in the hospital, and other acts are performed to let students know some - is thinking of them. 4193, . J 5 , 45 , NES: teal CYM L - R Front: Kim LaBine, Diane Gieseking, Kara Ray, Lori Breskvar, Sue Hanke, Row 2: Mary Brown, Tammy joyner, Tammy Augustin, Gay Hannah, Row 3: Steve Moser, Bev Zschiegner, Craig Oldenburg, Debbie Klopmeier. T 52235 r ff ' P' ,VAS-lx . ,U .an my .,.Q- Xie' dim CYM: L - R: Row 1: Lisa Waite, julie Grossman, Becky Riemer, Dale Lehrke, Row 2: Debbie Corning, Alice Gohr, Linda Miller, Pam Reagin, Row 3: Diane Knosher, Charlie Gifford, Lori joyner, Karen Sylvester, Row 4: Karen Kosberg, Sheryl Stork, Paul Klopke, Martin Schultz, Row 5: Bill Armbrecht, Cindy Tieman, Laurie Mickow, Nancy Dellamano, Tim Landwehr, Row 6: Mark Briere, Ruth Dubke, Tim Eyster, Bruce Scarbeary, Steve Grim, Barb Pinnow, Al Bardeleben. CYM L - R Front: Carolyn Doell, Sherrie Kirst, Dorcas Ernst, Sara Bruening, Ted Landwehr, Kerry Beckett, Laura Pratt, Row 2: Henry Cleveland, jeff Dorth, Amy Dietrich, Audry Wessel, Dale Nagel, jim Holbrook, Gordon Okerstrom, Row 3: jeff Schrank, Tim Schlegel, Cheryl Cathey, Lori Sauder, Monte Haun, Brian Dennis, Row 4: Cindy Sauder, Kim Williamson, Lori Barsema, LeighAnn Rugenstein, janet Mundt. I we N, f 4 , M... Student Welfare L - R Front: lim Krupski, Sherrie Kirst, Lori Elmer, Tina Yerkey, Mark Crewe, Row 2: Laura Pratt, Angela Bollman, Barb King, Sara Bruening, julie Streit, Colleen Krueger, Tina Blackwell. 'f I , , x 'V Sacristans L - R: Phil Laskowski, Dale Pete Bender, Monte Haun. W-af 1 Qxf' :sf Nagel, Ken Weseman, Tim Reinking, Ugly? Lighthouse Core Committee L - R: Karen Kuntsman, Al Bardeleben Rich Schlicker, Mark Czandera. 73 5 ? sw Z? 'V Ns f R N, 51 K! .L as lg , XV , , gm , gr x .L h 5 M s 1 i K All - ii.: '- f ' fi?2if-SWW L at ' i f' l y sf T 'ff . ff li' 1 :ly I l ll ,A 4-' s s , X: T' 'Q 1 Wrestling Auxiliary Front: Sheila Puffe, Pam Miller, Row 2: Kerry Beckett, Krista Pfeiffer, Karen LaForest, Lisa Bauer, Cathy Collins, Missing: Ramona Schabel, Laura Ryan, Bonnie Dieringer, Cathy Dustman. 'Li' 1 WARA Front: Beth Hesterman, Mary Schauer, julie Gronewald, Connie Larson, Karen Sylvester, Mary Hendrickson, Carolyn Grundt, Row 3: Katie Mountford, Lois Bramstadt, Lynn Korff, Beth TenBroeke, Diane Furness, Missing: Deb Lemke, Robin Maurer, Lori Holey, Becky Riemer, leannie Callahan, Karon Muzzall, Kathy Keller, Dawn Schmidt. Get Involved Three groups which provided a means for students to get involved were: WARAlwomen's athletic and recreation associationl, Student Development Board, and Wrestling Auxiliary. WARA annually plans a canoe trip and banquet along with other activities for members. Student Development Board is a new group on campus which coordinated fund raising events. The Wrestling Auxiliary helps out the wrestling team with scoring and timing meets and other functions at meets. fEc,,h Student Development Board Front: Greg Braun, Collette Cheramie, Back: Mark Burhke, Sue Kleinscmidt, Linda Mock, Sherrie Kirst, Rich Burkee. ' 'SY' ...A ., fe-531 was ?'?'. ,. f 3?W ' .- -.,., Y ' ' , my 'Xa ,. .. Q. 344293 ,, 'v . nt' 'Z' ' X . L, . atgfif. , T ln ' .wwf 1 - sy. . 4 l M larva ,f , if-M. .Q if , Y ,W M ., -5? :,an5if5f:w.h. 'wi -af' ' l Stud Break The South Gym turned into an area of flying pucks and sticks during floor hockey season. For those not on the intercollegiate teams an alternative that provided competition was intramurals. Floors played against each other and at times competition was fierce for that elusive number one. The games were mostly played in fun and provided a good study break. L ' x ...- .- v--' 1 K -- ' Badminton provided some fun when trying to Friday at 3:00 the campus cleared as students tried their luck at keep the birdie in the air. bowling for their floor. l Fierce fights for the puck were commonplace especially in front of the goal. '45-Www' p F' 4 ., 5 'i 'S-wP 'a i t .Q It sure looks like it's headed for a strike. it 1 l D 'F I iff! 'l F ' 1 i :gi i Third Brohm plans some strategy in their floor hockey ' game against First David for first place. Meg . .4 A LM ,-., c - V 1 1, ' 4.5 5 L Taking a good cut at the ball is Curt Hoover. 1 7,X 7 N atari Can't do more than a somersault in the water? Well, a few students on campus can. They are members of Natari-Concordia's synchronized swimming club. Under the direction of Coach Steinbeck they put on a show two nights a year. The theme of this years show was: What's My Line? Routines were done to: Be A Clown, Ice Castles, Children of Vision, The Theme From Mash, etc. to full houses both nights. This year they also traveled to Valparaiso to perform once. Trying for a hit in Let's go out to the Ballgame is Laurie Harm. Natari Top: Laurie Harm, Fred jesgarz, Coach Steinbeck, Ruth Maas, Middle: Lisa Pretzel, Sue Laesch, Dave Ruff, Dave Hannenberg, Bottom: jacquie, Bull, Gail Callgreen, Karla Lindstrom, Carrie Chambers, Cathy jaeger, Phil Gieschen. ,, of .-sgfra . .f L. A L .. 5 'S' 1 g . 5 it it .J i 1 '-1 'F Y 1' I F A , V 1 V Y fix vv' V W F f ll ta .. C, A: A t l g f X ijllga g I Mx,3.Mii ' ff, l' ' K' V: V I 1 t I s T N . x f 'bf Tff sa. M- , ,,1 , ggi .,QQ, t' , Q- f . 3, ,t t ' a f-1---W-M--ff s ,ff-W gww-W ,,,, -aye 1-- c 1 , T .a-'LJ' s 1 f tw-H .r www iwg a.,....wJ ' A f - ,....t L .,,. , ff . 5 ,s?z...v!' .pvmig wc A ' 's :Ewing A ,-,,-w- ..', , N- w gf. ' N ' Q sw ,. W 'F 3g?'w,.'g7-.flylk i A., , ,. T rxmngx -3.7. . s:,,,1g:Mg ,guilty 3.2.1 Jw 1 lg 1 L ' . '3 1, Ln-W N., Floating along in perfect time. Without losing a beat Natari members swim along. . F , - l 4 3 f f 1 5 A , , i 2 5 r l S 5 -'lx--sv ' xt ,tx ,I , , n g', '2f f' 2 35mm,.........v.,.,,, X.- n N- Q W? Q . -, vt , ' 4 - I , A, V , w -' Q -'W ,' it as K ,, . .,. . , . 5' ,M-f 'M.:S.,. , W fi.:-vw ' Gymnastics can come in sense of balance. .- fouufwue- ,., . K A A -wswaew -by 0 ,Mi-'U' handy during Natari, along with a good w -if-6,431+-,r:ft,.:'-,ta 1 , K pevbnvwnwwww, '13- '45iff The 'children of vision' swim along in perfect rhythm 2 -, Q A . - A 3 , ' ' v E I ,J I' 5, mlm A K , 3 mgxvwnw , 4' 6'x'3 ' lv, X ' Af E M' ?- 'vaewwff www... Y HQ . 'Zh 'A I -msn... V Q L 4' ff ii liwgi 3, in 2 . F. a,.,.....m: ., 3, . , a Q I X M' K' ,gf 'hi wp, x A v I9 1 M A. L . 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I , Diane Bezold - wi f seafarer Kevin Borchers Lori Borg Kris Brockberg s i ' 4' Kathy Bickel Jeff Burkee Sandy Cunningham Dave Dehnke Dawn Brockman Don Christian Cindy Davis Richard Burkey 9' Cheryl Cutler Bonnie Dieringer Rickey Burch Kathy Collier jenny Degner Alex Duff Christine Durst Bob Cahill Nancy Davidson Diane Dombroski 53 aa 5? . . J 'Q Barbara Dwyer Louann Elscher , Deb Ernst ff 56 Q, . Nancy Erickson Linda Eschelbach E . S35 iz Anne Feia W loseph Feia bfi, I, . X in' . - . N' ix 1, s ex jerry Foster Karen Faszholz Carl Ferguson David Garrett df' al joy Gieseke Mark Crewe Annette Galas Karen Gerlach ix Mike Graf Irma Grimaldo Donna Gedmin Alice Gohr Lisa Griebeler ,Q if 1 is 3 5 f if , if 2, 7' .4 ffm A Mn - ff,,f.,,, ,. ,Q , !l ' we fa M? W-wk ,jf ,Wm Q ,f , N www 1 New-v W ...Wt 3 X '1. -wr' - ui- ' Y '-msn, ' , I 'L WWC' ' ,, 4 , ,,, . il ff . J -. , .i ' M , 'QT ,V . . KW J v 5 ,Q f Mark Gruenwald Phyllis Hockemeyer Ellie Harms Michelle Hagemeier Betty Hamer Kevin Hegwood Linda Hankey Angela Hannah Debbie Haynes Dale Heidloff 86 1: Mary Henderson Brenda Hentscher 1 I Barbara House A.: Beth Hesterman 09 ludy Hllken William Ickstadt Mike Hoover Susan Hopp janet Huston Cathy laeger ,.,....... .... ,,.,,.,g,.,.,.,,,,,,. B 2' w , ' 5 f 1 I if '- K X ' 'B - F' P 3 Hajj' 'X -w ft: EHS wsw:24f,. ' ' w 'Iv , 4-.:, fg2:w3,:Q5Q.Z- . ,X f H+ pf. . , ,t I, -. ni, V I .W 5. :off J F Q5 5 if am, - . ,ae Beth Kirstowski Sue Kleinschmidt Karen Knorr Brian Jensen Sallie Kamps Linda Kassl ,ff 53 xv-1'- X V' 4 A W Gwen Klein Paul Klopke Q. m Elizabeth Kranz Dan Krause Ted Landwehr Krista Koschmann Paul Lekar Susan Marasus Steve Menke 'Q Kathie Latzke Ruth Maas jane Lorenzen janet Marth Kelli LaBIanc Mel Machemer Larry Lutey Pat McDonald Dan Meckes Vicki Mertz Phyllis Meier W' i f ' 2.51.11 Q Q, lan Miessler Mary Miller Laurie Mickow on I -'Q 231' 1 'f s. Q J' Cv' 1 Steve Moser Wendy Neubauer A' YW, Ann Mrtchell Gary Nelson Karon Muzzall Laurie Norris Craig Oldenburg ...W 'Y' ,sq Chuck Oakes Wayne Peterson rx. . .Au- Donna Petermann L, Laurie Reid Lewis Rodgers Connie Rusch Edlyn Proud Chris Reinisch Christine Rueter Rich Schlicker Dawn Reinke Lydia Roland Gennie Schlaffer Q f g gen ri, JL il kan: NA-. i ,. 3 W Q . V, ff af.. ,Q , ? - . I li, ,-w, ,K-.Z. ,H g ,T ! ' .'Lf?'Z 4 MW Q z.,,W,,, ,A ' ' 4 sr, ,M v f 233 1 , . 'JZ' gpg- J A new ww.. if fr' 1 ,gh .. A :J mf ' lmd ,fi , . W. ' 'F 91 'rf X ,f ago S up-1 Melanie Schuldt Karen Schuster Luana Simmons Helen Sittar Dawn Schmidt Karen Schmidt Vicky Schreiner Kurt Schroeder S 6 joseph Snyder Gloria Speckman Stephanie Speh Laurie Stoppenhagen i , ,. A 5. 1 3 W , I. I AA X f 1 ,. 'vi id f I 'S In f 1 s ,yes G , V.',f.,v A: 'wQaN- . Q1 .f ,V 1 Mi ,-wi ,- , cy, D :mm 1-an sa., ,affffi 4 WV 41 z my M gf or Kc' ' K. We K. - as-Kg, .,,:,,: , VV , or M if A W. 5 Tim Strand Peggy Streder fi? ! 1 Mark Strehlow Sandi Strock 93 O it . if N- a-wtf Maxine Sturdivant Darla Stroup Beth TenBroeke Linda Tamm -QM .2 Leslee Teschke Kathy Twenhafel Kathy Timler Ruth VanHoose Sue Teske Doug Urban Sandra Waetzig Dennis Wahrle F - Eu. N I I, 42115. I 1 s . Vg: .,, EM?-' li' M! 1 5 . . gg I ' 'f a 4 X A., Kim Williamson Laura Wilson Dede Winkler Laura Abel Kathleen Becker Kim Bierlein judith Burren jeff Carnehl Amy Dietrich Susan Dietz Carolyn Doell Charles Flowers Sharon Fraker Wes Gillaspie Linda Gray james Gutenschwager jennifer Hanson Anthony Harper 3 NOT PICTURED Beth Heimsoth jeff Hesterman Lynnette Hesterman Lynn Hickenbotham Anita Hill Kathy Israel Phyllis Israel Karen jirsa jim johnson David joseph Diane Kaercher Kevin Kalous Lori Kelly judy Koschman james Krone Leslie Kurth Karen Larson jim Ledebuhr Deb Lehmann David Liebold Beth McCarty Cory Meyers Mark Moeller Dan Sievert Lori Sievert Lauren Smith Ann St Pierre Gene Strattmen Margaret Streder Lawrence Swartz Karen Sylvester Dave Osenburg Donald Waterman Marie Ransom Robert Waters Mike Rice james Weith David Sack Margaret Wood Carol Scafe Carey Schuett Susan Sepulveda Mike Zeddies Lois Zimmer Ellen Ward Phil Wingfield Susan Yagow Becky Zander C o m p l eted The long-awaited day: May 23, 1981 finally .H arrived. 176 seniors received their Bachelors A kiSS and H b0UQU9I Of fl0WefS QXPYGSS d h M 1 somewhat how proud a father is. degrees and 26 others receive t eir asters Rev. Schlect, Head of the Michigan district, gave the graduation speech. 4 or more long years of hard work were finally over. Graduates, all of us that are left are going to miss you. Good luck and God's blessings. -AMW W 3 ? in ' ,JL if ,A , Mfg' - 5 nn' I1l -1 I E51 IQ1 r .-.Y 3 I u-qxq.---U l ' 1 . E . 1. . L - FT-- e lf.. Brother and sister, Tim and Leslie Kurth, graduate together. President Zimmerman presides over the ceremonies. - A f' 11523 Graduate Alice Gohr receives her diploma from President Zimmerman. is at CX s 7 'Z 1 A ii. vf Q . ,,, t Q Rev. Schlect delivers the message to the graduates. 'vc-'J W I Il. 1 Y rbw A myriad of expressions as Rev. Schlect talks. wat 'Wav Sharing a thought on this happy day. W., .MT ,,... , ,.,,,-,.v,, Y' 'WM 5 5 ...K . 1 , zff- f' Q, , 1 H 8 '- 1 2 Q 35151. 1 a Q., ,x 'f 3, I ' 3 V an T' it 5 is 1 2. 51 'U' , 1 1 A A az ?t- 4 A , 'bf r ,, 1 -v Q L. yn if 1 S 2 g 3 s Z Z 'T 1 - ? . 2 . . f 4 .Q Q, ' I 1 1 , ' gm in A-f if m 5 1 1 . 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N, Ffh n 1, gf fivl 5 153 E X wg F21 'V Ei Cv if Y!5 7'f'!7f7W'f W5U?5T CA A .ffl 1 rg L fm-w Y El E ii ik! 1 J s , f it 1 ,gf ,img , , ,g ii 1 gg-claw univ- Q O 7a on 55' AQ 1 g' i yi, N ' ' fs E ,xr gall!-Y K r 1 A Dr n Al Wingfield, Dean of Students 81 Dr. Paul Zimmerman, President fs5 i 'W ,v-V U ,Aft V ' 4- M ' H f Nz- I A Af' ' ,-Q., Q 'Nl Dr. Frederick Spurgat, Dean of Administration Robert Pieper, Registrar 3 'mf ,. i M' 1 A nah! I Carol Hanneman 81 Noel Shalk, Advisors 4 js 'f -- lf F X. Q ' fi '17, V QQ 'fr J- x 1 , 4 'P 1--' , , -f,.' r . .- . if ., - 1 - .. w W ,.,,. . . .tx 4 , , K., 6 , , , .,, H- ,, , , L, aff - .. . , ,. -1 ..' w ,. , Ma, 1 1' of W M ,Ji ' , fi 'fi ft ff as 'rf , , '.-e 1' - af f, ' ,. 9 vu , , .- . V, , ,Q en., ill 1 1, ,nff-fy,,,,ff ,L f .f f, '- 1 - 4' ff ,, I 'iff .5 ' . ' if , f, , , f : '4'f? ,1afigT'4 i'?1i1 4 lil - ! 3, f' f ix, X W ik l f , .4 Z fl 1 Colette Cheramie, Housing Director A: .s J. 5 yr m it '4 .IG Lwkn.. George Lange, Dir. Public Relations Larry Rockemann, Campus Pastor Fred Schebor, Rev. Gary Pohl, Ray Brown, Bob Preloger, Admissions Department. 1 1 , ,, Zh , . . W ,U .. , g fi is 1: - 121. ' it ' -L f 5 -H, J, A . . 1 7' 'QL L Qi -,QS fir i at! ',Q xg. - nf-,: 4 12, ,- - , 1 Un iq, f -' '3' lag? P 5 Robert Libka, Director of KCC 81 Student Activities Doug Mertz 1Student Dir.J, Kathryn Guscott fSecretaryy ,W john F. Buelow, Financial Aid 101 Education Front Row: Dr. William Rietschel, Dr. Delbert Mueller, Dr. Anne Driessnaclr, Dr. Henry Latzke, Audrey Roberts, Dr. Richard Graudin, Dr. Robert Toepper, Second Row: Dr. Christopher Chweh, AnDrea Simpson, iStudent Rep.J, Dr. Lyle Kurth, Dr. Allan Zimmer, Diane Wisinski fStudent Rep.J, Dr. Carl Moser, Shirley Morgenthaler. If we g Elmer Arnst 3 1 Y A? lhuuun wx-Q , f ?f5.'lx ,f vff ful .1 1 v 3 x i XD f A ,-1.1 x g E Q Dr. Peter Becker Dr. Bonnie Bondavalli 7 fi 32 Qi in a Dr. Donald Gnewuch Eunice Heyne 'WT 1E SLI 2 2' Z ff 5 3 Q Z E 5 ' S' f O Q an af l i U e , , Q X . ., 5 v 2 5. Q ,ef - L , I 5 if f' o I 'ff ' 8 E NNN .12 9 , ,vA.,, z E Q A 2 ., 2 gf 2 we , -4 M mo cg Q N 'agfi X ,ff '-4, .5 ,hgh j U5 o Q. 2 o Ts U IE - an DC-Qu C E2 x.U gm -I-J .2 Stephen Hein ' W ' , N '- ' , A ' ,g- if 1+- Pw ...M Theolo Dr. Wesley lsenberg Robert Schaibley Robert Hayes Dr. Rudolph Heinze -mb! Dr. Kenneth Heinitz Q 'n o 'eff Dr. Roy Rinehard .nv 1 3 . Paul Schrieber iL, ,1..n-mr- -Him 4 . if - r ' W ' I Dr. George Neilsen 104 Q X R X , A , 4' A + ,v ,,lM.,,,x, -1 y.N,5.ym: ,,,ga?1,fi,fjS!,.vAg -v- ami x - - .B ' X., ' V r ,pw . F , , :R l jf, ji 'Q ,, J L L Dr. Marvin Dumler Dr lohn Iungemann Dr Wayne Lucht -I Dr. lames Roberts 1 'M 1 -5 . ,Y William Ewald N59 ' ,. A ar if 'min ' is ff wwmmw Dr. Paul Kreiss Herbert Sims fg, MQ Q 1 ESQ i .z l - Aggie -' M- i .7 rx '- is-, 'Y V - 45 , mf-f r. gg- P W ziggy X X i Flag' 3 X usic 2 9 E M C M If .iv sgx i 0 5 u Y . N f ? 1 Dr. Paul Bunies Robert Busse Richard Fischer wid Y'-w 'ia-Fai' 'i gf QOH W Dr. Thomas Gieschen Dr. Herbert Gotsch Dr. lulia Henning -H Victor Hildner Dr. Richard Hillert Dr. Natalie lenne 5-Q. 1 'H fl 'T'N--.W Carl Schalk Dr. Carl Waldschmidt Dr. Lesli Zeddies 4. 1 ,R W gs-. N . j. Q ,A Q, H, ttf? by 'X if . ' W 'T' ? Q, it . elf-' ' A y 7 1 Q ,Y V ii . .' ,o, 'X 414 wa! ins , , ,. Q f-Q ' il M- ., .7 oi ag, 'Z 5 ' f we 'L - f Ya. !4 QF 1' 2 U5 ,1 f 4 K at 6 swf, , Debbie Haynes QDept. Repy, Dr. William Lehmann, Dr. Henry Letterman, Duder, Edlyn Proud 84 Dave Dehnke 1Dept. Reps.J Kurlh, Karl Sorenson, Dr. Merle Radke, Clyburn Darlene Fahrenkrog Terry Groh ,,' '1 1-0- Walter Marlin Dr. Leonard Schoepp CE al Sclen L.. 3 4-I CU Z if Z Dr. Marvin Bartell Ralph Kirchenberg X3 Pa: -can Q.-5 Em on 85 L. UB Dr. Richard Calhoun Ronald Schuchard '1r 4r' Dr. Roger Flandermeyer 1' 1 ,.,.f- l 4 X ' l . Dr. Kenneth Domroese 'K 3. ' ' f Q fa Q 4,5 ff- ' N d N' -,....-' R X you-HF?-A1 si N X , sy , ,Q 1 .xl Dr. Carol Stellwagen William Hussong Dr. William Kammrath Q- Patricia Krono in--N Eunice Eifert WW V ..... e 1 I Ls.-...i,- Conrad Aumann Qi .,4,W3,Jyf f, fhsme ,, ' .,A. ,Y ff gig, LQ 1 Q N E Q 1 b V A .. 1. , 5 , ,, ' Paul Grotelueschen Frances Sims Dr. Harold Brockberg Thomas Faszholz l'l'l Q. U C:- nw 9922. 2.0 O2 :B Dr. Lois Klalt 1n.,,,,,,hw.-mV,.1.,- 5 Tom Pollard ludith Steinbeck ' Qu-V-A wqfqaaadg BLU .,,,,,,h,Q,N,,t,, Y g I , mmm, N X, ,. I xp-3.745111 ' - ,, Heads of Duplicating: Bob and Edna 110 l 0 Behind The Scenes The amount of work done to keep Concordia Running is unbelievable. Everyone working together is what gets the job done. Although some people seem to get all the credit and hold the 'responsible jobs, there are still those many individuals whose many hours of hard work goes unnoticed. Without these people the job of running Concordia would never be done. llllll If Li 't 'W li 4 l A 4 l l 1 l Gladys Keil, Registrars office. Pat Folena, Bookstore. 47. Ruth Mitchell, Post Office. , K ., . N i X Bob Wilk, Manager SAGA l r ,cg , A 1 OJ sc, ,f QQ. ' ,, 1 Renata Weiss, Dean of Students Office. Agnes Hildner, Registrars Office. ,Wu , . ,,.,-w-w-I'- vw-mqgmmmnmmm O J M tr' Wfxx 1 , , nw.-Q 4 -f-s-.4 A, ,.k . , I ,QM ff i N.. , X ff 1 ix R ' -9 4, ,. r - . -I av.. . 'ms ' s. Nw .aq- xx an nw.-. N56 W 3, E X n 5 , Y 5 H , g,.,?is'5T?ii,5Q,. ,. I A ag 4 .vu ,Xu 'Ke K? . David t 1s David FRONT ROW: Dan Albrecht, Karl Schneider, Stephen Rensner, Dave Stock, Wally Schilf, Roddy Peara, Gary Gehl- bach, Tim Schilling lskil, Mike Lange, SECOND ROW: Dave Rusert, jeff Shearier, Steven Hayden, Dave Koeneman, Dan Krout, Steve Schroeder, Mike Blackwell, THIRD ROW: Mark Czandrna, Mike Heinze, jerry Foster. NOT PICTURED: Dave joseph, joel Koehler, Willner Cook. S FRONT ROW: Tim Reinking SECOND ROW: Darryl Hannenberg Steve Kohrs Mark Ziehr Tom Wirsbinsky Mike Knox. THIRD ROW: Eric Pankow Mike Becker Bill Tucker Dale Nagel joe Snyder Al Berg Steve Gruewald THIRD ROW: Paul Kosman lim Holbrook Rick Laubenstein Tim Bickel Mark Sochowski Greg Becker FOURTH ROW: Dave Cardina Mickie Zimmer lim Kuchler Tim Eyster Tony Whittman. FRONT ROW: Bill Ickstadt, jeff Kiel, Pete Lange, Dale Lehrke, Tim Saar, Paul Eichstaedt, Carl Bendlin. SECOND ROW: jeff Goldsmith, Art Steinbrenner, Mike Winslow. THIRD ROW: Pete DeValerio, Mel Ma- chemer, Paul Klopke, jim Krupski, Mark Crewe, Bruce Scarbeary. FOURTH ROW: Henry Cleveland, Doug Patter- son, Bob Bartell, leff Shrank, Dave. Taylor, Bob Spors, Steve Krause. H. ff!! .ff 1,1 johnathan FRONT ROW Tom Essex Kevln Schroeder SECOND ROW Dean Chrrstlan Tom Nlchols Alex George Steve Ahlersmeyer Make Fllter Clay johnson Mark Strehlow Mark Bahr lay Wyeth THIRD Row Steve johnson Alex Duff Luther Whrtfueld Dennis Dur am -X U5 f'f' i px Mm awww Q l .1 'Q- FRONT ROW Gary Nelson SECOND ROW john Shrley Steve Hente Gene Strattman Garrnck Turner jlm Schroeder THIRD ROW Dave Dehnke Dave Rogner Don Swartz Rrch Burkey Paul Lekar Bob Froberg Matt Hrlsabeck Kevm Andrews Trap Rodgers Mark Baltazar Mark Moeller Rrch Schlrker jeff Dorth -am- FJ ff i FRONT ROW Patrlcla Guajar do Wendy Gomalex Linda Tetro jeynell Smith Varlnra 81 Angelo Boccla SECOND ROW Housy Mel 81 Ta Hua Chu Glorla Qulnrtana Laura Guajar do Kathy Graef Cathy 81 jeff Burkee Ann 81 Wes Grllasple THIRD ROW Kumlko Takaha sh: Laurl Norrls Lrnda Mallhes jan Mnessler NOT PICTURED Kathryn Evers Sher: Esterlln Wanda Ford I. I l II I I 1 ' s l '?'27'g.,t I , 1 FRONT ROW: Lori Sauder, Carol Simmons, Luana Simmons, Sheryl Vestal. SECOND ROW: Dorcas Ernst, Sharon Markworth, Lisa Waite. THIRD ROW: Vicky Schreiner, Kathy Arnold, Irene Weingartner. FOURTH ROW: Annette Arnold. FIFTH ROW: Kathrine Gnewuch, Linda Mock, Ruth Lammert. SIXTH ROW: judy Hafner, Cathy Dustman, jacquie Bull. SEVENTH ROW: Diane Van Auken, Mary Schrader, Darlene Tormoehlen. HUS 2nd Kr Krauss 1st Krauss 3rd Kraus 'U F A FRONT ROW: Kathy Reitsma, Ann Collins, Penny Thorsen, Sue Ashe, Sara Bauman. SECOND ROW: jenny Foerster, Cathy Winckler, Dee Noble, jane Elberts, Donna Lindgren, Cindy Early, Sue Lange. THIRD ROW: julie Kaphingst, Dawn Cilinsmann, Lois Ramsey, Chris Backus, Debbie Haynes. ON STAIRS: Paulette Walters, Annette Smith, Frances Honess, Lisa Griebeler, Linda Pratt, Vickie Riemer, Connie Kahre, julie Anacker, Laura Brazauskas, Kathy Schwan, Betty Hamer. F ' 3 . FRONT ROW: Mary Kortbein, Tammy joyner, Lori Breskvar, Martha Koch, Susie Schumacher, Diane Bezold. SECOND ROW: Ann Karegianes, Diane Furness, Cray Hannah, Cheryl Duff, Chris Krueger, Laura Cripe, Marcia Boening, Deb Mueller. THIRD ROW: Mitsuko Rokuhira, Carol jeske, Lori Barsema, Gretchen Miesner, Linda Christiansen, Kathie Oakes, Cindy Lemke, Dana Reid, Ruth Reidenback, Sue Bullard, julie Guenzler. FOURTH ROW: Beth Miller, Laura Warnick, Barb Sramek, julie Karlson, Barb Mueller, Pat McDonald, Linda Holmes, Donna Kirst. ,.1 1 .l ebslf 1m Kohn FRONT ROW: Fred lesgarz, Kurt Schoeder, Mark Brueggemann, Mike Trask, Kurt Thornsbrough. SECOND ROW: Stephen Currie, Gary McCracken, Dave Ruff, Todd jerabek, Dave Parker. l FRONT ROW: George Maxie, Steve Skyrm, lim Aumann, john Brunette, Brian Dennis. SECOND ROW: Scott Petersen, Roy Hamrick, Dave Pyan, Dale Lehrke, Tim Bagby, Gary Neumann, Dan Krause, Bill Flatt, ST Williams, Mark Sieger, Phil Dommer, Mitch Bean, Roger Steinke, Paul Snyder. THIRD ROW: Bob Burgess, Mike Zeddies, lim Ledebuhr, Dean Pitelko, Gary Gettinger. FOURTH ROW: Carlos Griewisch. NOT PICTUREDZ Phil Gieschen, Dale Heidloff, Dave Prough, Amalio Nieves, Bruce Sieger. Kohn C .C O M 'U C CSI 'Q FRONT ROW: Dave Beringer, Charlie Gifford, Chris Skelnik, Gregg Hacke. SECOND ROW: lode Guy, Kurt Schoeder, Al Sekulic, Scott Meyer, Harold. THIRD ROW: Dave McGlean, Vern Dickenson, Doug Brun- ner, Travis Schmidt, Bill Anrest. FOURTH ROW: Phil Laskowski, Brian Ryherd, Mark Briere. FIFTH ROW: jerry Smith, Kerry Little, Steve Grim, Dallas Redeker, Dave Hannenberg. ,wg 912 -S44 Hl' - FRONT ROW: Lynn Trinklein, janet Marth, Sandy Waetzig, Rosemary McBride. SECOND -C ROW: Leslie Kurth, Cathy +-J Teibel, Roberta Ulrich, Sheila L- Puffe, jenny Degner, Myra O Preuter, Deb Gross. THIRD ROW: Edlyn Proud, Lori Kelly, Z Bonnie Deringer. FOURTH ROW: Karen Lintelmann, Cindy Gabrielson, Nancy Goldberger, 'S ' K Leslee Teschke, Chris Durst. T. FIFTH ROW: Lori Herbst, Leise Pigors, jan Brandt, Karen Wil- H liams. Nor PICTURED: Norma ' I A, Steur, Marlene Rippy, jeanne ,, ' Young, Skibbie, jenny Hansen, Paula Sagehorn, Bonnie Olsen, Sally Kamps, Liz Kranz, Sarn Kockeby, Anne St. Pierre, Kathy Rather, Elaine Anton, Lynne Greunow, joy Geiske, judy Trinklein, jeni Nahnsen, . Linda Kassel, Twirp. UT 'VA .C ff' -I-I I L. O Z 'CJ C N FRONT ROW: Karen Kunstman, Laura Abel, julie Gronewold, Alice Gohr. SECOND ROW: Kris Brockberg, Brenda Hentscher, Ida Cheung, K. Faszholz, Cindy Davis, Linda Tamm, jane Lorenzen. THIRD ROW: Kathy Ebert, Gloria Speckman, Karen Knorr, Linda Begemann, Lauri Stoppenhagen, Ellie Harms, Phyllis Hockemeyer, Barb House. FOURTH ROW: Deb Koehler, Linda Hankey, Katie Mountford, Carolyn Grundt, Laura Wykowski, Mary Miller, Amy Dietrich, Renee DeMayo, Sue Kleinschmidt, Wendy Neubauer, Deb Lemke, Susan Schlie, Lydia Roland. FIFTH ROW: Robin Maurer, Beth Hesterman, Connie Larson, joanne Mackay, Mary Hendrickson. FRONT ROW: Beth Finke, Naomi Mattson, Carolyn' Q, Laesch, janet Ingold, Louann '31- Eischer. SECOND ROW: Karen Sylvester, jill Penchoff, Susan f Meyer, Melanie Schuldt, jenny E Busse, Maxine Sturdivant. L. THIRD ROW: Beth Heidemann, Q Margaret David, Lori joyner, 55' Sue Laesch, judy Ciosch, Lisa Z 'L Pretzel, Karen Oswald, Sarah Bahr, Deb Willms, Linda Danz, -O Ruth junkans, Lori Lohr. L rouRTH ROW: chris Ruerer, 00 Lori Holey, Karen Schuster, Steph Speh, Sandy Strock, Becky Riemer, Kathie Mengler, Karen Schmidt, Lori Weir, Ann Backhaus Carol Elam Ann' Mitchell. ' ' W' I Em- Martha FRONT ROW Lrsa Wenzel Lesley Brlggs Sharon Dojan Karla Llndstrom SECOND ROW Vlckl Theodare Debbie Corning C1ndyT1eman Wendy Hockemeyer THIRD ROW Laurr Bogenpohl Allrson Van Hoose Patty Brandt Becky Lleske FOURTH ROW Gall Schmidt Carol Spatz Debbre Bleeke Andrea Srmpson Barb Plnnow L... 2nd S FRONT ROW Sue Guetz Sandy Berlke Carrn Ellweln jo Wunderlrch Colleen Krueger Bev Zschlegner Karen Sanger Carolyn Traut SECOND ROW Debbue Klopmerer Nancy Dellamano Chrlstlna Wheelock Llsa Herbst Robin Scott Ruth Pannmg Lynn Iohnston Robin Rohder Klmlko Uda Debbie Manssen THIRD ROW Sher: Corporon Mary Schauer Candy Trusherm Klm LaBme Tuna Blackwell Kathy Tlmler Caryl Wenzel Cathy Jaeger NOT PICTURED Kay Tsuruta Sher Muller Lynn Korff lamce Clemens Ruth Maas FRONT MIDDLE COUNTER CLOCKWISE Beth Morello Martha Shoemaker Sharon Stellwagon Cmdee Bachan Krista Pferffer Mary Brown Robrn Shaw Deb Gellner Amta Luetje Karon Muzzalla Kathy Keller Martha Learn Kam Kudart Barb Hempel Demse Morgan lean Slagh Darlene Albury Grace Mueller Mary Arnold Kathy Isreal Laurre Rerd Phyllis Isreal Sue Oswald Gall Berkhahn Gale Zregler Nancy Erlckson Gall Walrckr NOT PICTURED Mary Kowert Krlstr Gundersen, leanne Kunde X315 'I 2 I 151' as -'F L Af 4 ' r-P . I ' . ' has U5 . , f Q . XX 1, f ' f . f ' Tia E+ I I I L-gg 5 Q . 1 . s- y I 1 . , . , . 1 1 .6 I ,Q ' . Q A -an-4 ' A 'S I i V v.,1sf:'r 5 ff I .mn r . . D , ' Q by 'Q ,. Is .PAYE W .C , 3 I - X V gl , M ,r EQ, if . I . I l I ' I ' I I ' I I ' I 1 Q ' . I .I : . I . ' I . I I I I I I I D I l I I ' : I I I I , ' my 45 ua - I. V , V -1 . , A A o. - ' I I or , A J, K - - ' I ' I ' A -' , . S m , I I fs O I 1 ' ' C , I I f'+ 1 1 'V T 1 1 V, rr I l 1 ' ' U .I . , I . I . - ,I . , . 660's 84 0's 33 SS FO G HVG C ohnn I , . ll-PCS? -weft' ami. g f.. Af f V, -. ...., H -I Hai ,V . FRONT ROW: Cathy Collins, Karyn Kesselmayer, Ian Hoyer, Donna Peterman, Linda Ross, Kathy Groth, Diane Anderson. SECOND ROW: Ioanne jenkins, Gail Sieveking, Judy Heiden, Leanne Larsen. THIRD ROW: Karrie Maas, Dpnna Fricke, Lauri Heller, Mona Schabel, julie Aamot, Dori Heise, julie Molstad, Elaine Kolbus, janet Affrunti, Pam Foukal, Kathy Kvorka, Laura Ryan, Kathy Raddatz, Kim Kasten, Carol Sawicki. NOT PICTURED: Laur- en Smith, Carri Chambers, Linnae Hinz. FRONT ROW: Brian Headley. SECOND ROW: Sparky Wetherall, Scott Christensen, Steve Eggold, Todd Tuggle, Ken Weseman. THIRD ROW: Mike Carlson, Moses Chiu, Tim Lochhead, Mike Vallesky, Todd Chambers, Tim Dier, Martin Schultz, Bill Stock. FRONT ROW: Catherine Bailey, Carolyn Ranker, Phyllis Kassel, lean Bright. SECOND ROW: Irene Campbell, Carol Cher- veny, Darla Schmidt, Bonni Nicol, Dary Ewald. THIRD ROW: Craig Oldenburg Imas- cottl Brenda Barry, Kim Bier- lein, Pam Reagin, Kris Zobel, Connie Kool. Ist Brohm X -'X r, . ' . ss , - fx a In .Ev ,I .Q aw. TS . -if TI I . fx '29 It - - f cr? - U. , fir fr f,,q h ' lf. f' 4 N 72 7 A 4 Y I v r ',,, 3, ,..f 4 . 'f li A if my ,I Q , not of t 'HG MA C, 7 fi. HUT f 7 T . .I if Dave Markov, David Roth, Dave Strock, Bill Kucenski, Marc Liese. I 'fi FRONT ROW: Mark Baumbach Darryl Mertz Scott B II S lv 3 D. T -1 O 3' 3 , , e , teve Menke, Tom Turckes, A. Reza Keshvariz. SECOND ROW: Mark Muehl, john Schuman, jeff Fick, john Kolker, john Taylor, Randy Rogers. THIRD ROW: Rick Sweney, Pete Senkbeil, Tim Haller, Rick Tertzakian, john Naese, Mark Loest, Kent Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Tom Geyer, Tim Northrop, Dan Meckes, Mark Boese, Doug Urban, Aaron Landgrave, Tim Ross, Larry Luety. 3rd Brohm jim Vysoky, Kevin Bartels, Don Hoffmann, jeff Weber, Cary Pod- Iasek, C-riff Nielsen, jon Wareham, Brad Sisk. Ted Langewisch Crai Old n 1 S 9 ' burg, Steve Moser, Gorden Oker- strom, Dave Gieseking, Brian jensen. Curt Hoover, Karl jensen, Tim Gieschen, Don Christian, Mark Kufahl, Rick Fitch, jim Refenes, Alan Bardeleben. i 'I50's-160's G ross Row 1: Linda EschelBach, Diane Weidler, Candy Brauer, Row 2: Cyndy Kaiser, Chris Garazin, Carla Oswald, Lois Bramstadt, Susan Clark. Row 3: Elizabeth Pavlik, Carolyn Edwards, Audry Wessel, Virginia Briguglio, Sara Siewert, Susan Armstrong, Nowell Rensner, Cheryl Parr, Kathy Moehrke, Chris Gentz, Leigh Ann Rugenstein, Darla Stroup. Missing: Elaine Percy, Laura Farrano, Linda Gray, Lisa Anderson, Kathy Koehler ludy Hilken 'l3O's-23O's mi, Row 1: janet Louise Mundt, Renita Bandelow, Sherrie Kirst, Linda johnson, Amy Luke, Sandi Gaare, Susan Rathje. Row 2: lanet Schellenberger, Cindy Hackbarth, janet Heidloff, Karen Muenchow, Kathy Krugler, Kim Singleton, Karen Travis. Row 3: Anne Kenny, Lisa Bauer, Pam Miller, Michelle Riggs, Barb King, Chrissie Salemi, Sue Schwarz. Row 4: Debbie Brown, Nancy Blaesing, Carolyn Doell. Missing: Cheryl Lewis, lane Sieving, julie Haertling, Becky Plamann -ri G O D ff m 2. U5 cu I Q. 3 9 -ri m D E. fb Clark. Row 2: Cathy Collins, Robin Vanderveen, Kara Ray. Row 3: Gina Ornstead, Valerie Winston, Becky Robinson, Nancy Ellis, Sue Hull. 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Their tasks include checking people in and out of rooms, keeping floors supplied with toilet paper, and just generally handling any problems that may arise. Caught heading to the shower is Doup Patterson. Resident Directors: U Gross: Eunice Heyne F Mary-Martha: Karen Erickson 0' Krauss-Brohm: Gwen Davis Kohn-Lindemann: joel Brutlag David-jonathan: Howard Florine Director of Housing: Collette Cheramie Checking new students in is one of the R.A.'s fun tasks fb . 'M ' , , is 1: 3 is L mm' Q . lfsl li 1. .:. 75 5 v , 5 .. . - , .. 2' . x 14223 A' -.4 'V 5 , , , W- vi -fn V, ,,' . , ' f A M220 I ' , . 5 , NL A Z Q P M. K if .rf-' 1 r fg a ,U ,g l get JZ: , .Q if fl! '22 - '- 4mfr f.2f-W'ff i -M4 f I-.. ,..,..f . .. 'X r wfufwf' f.'2r!-!6r- w - A f . aww i- leaf 3-155' ' - -, - ' ' Q' 2- ' ff: 'QQlf w'7' 3 9' .. ff 2 .5.-W . A nka, J: .T,i..1Q..:w,v . V V X 1 KN' ,Taps .urge seq! l it ',..y,,5 -I M 5 i i ' L9 . ff. .. '-If.'z+W7e'Zg'?'fr,a'.2 fad- Q Commuters: Front: Ellyn Kelling, Penny Mihas, Doreen Delehanty, Lynnette Mowing the lawn, a not-so-fun chore Hesterman, Back: Cleotis Henry, Bob Demchuk, loe Kreiss, Anne Feia, joe Feia, performed by Mike Hoover. Missing: Many. Commuters A group of students often ignored on Concordia's campus is the commuter students. Usually found in either the library or lower level KCC when on campus they are a big part of the school. Many commuter students are on sports teams and in other activities. ' as 5. Students take a break to watch mime, Tim Setimi, perform. Aamot, julie: 120 Abel, Laura: 20,21,118,19 Adler, Debra: 19,23,64 Affrunti, janet: 120 Ahlersmeyer, Steven: 41,114 Albrecht, Dan: 62,63,114 Albury, Darlene: 62,82,119 Anacker, james: Andersen, Diane: 120 Andersen, Eric: 82 Andrews, Kevin: 82,115 Armbrecht, William: 72 Arnold, Annette: 116 Arnold, Kathryn: 116 Arnold, Mary: 119 Ashe, Sue: 116 Augustin, Tammy: 72,123 Aukamp, Regina: 123 Aumann, james: 49,117 Auston, janet: 123 Bachan, Cindee: 119 Backhaus, Ann: 62,63,82,118, 124 Backus, Christa: 116 Bagby, Tim: 62,18,'I17 Bahr, Mark: 41,115 Bahr, Sarah: 118 Bailey, Catherine: 82,120 Baltazar, Mark: 115 Bandelow, Renita: 70,122 Bapes, jeanine: Bardeleben, Alan: 72,73,121 Barringer, Dave: 49 Barry, Brenda: 120 Barsema, Lori: 72 Bartell, Bob: 41,114 Bartels, Kevin: 49,121 Bartusch, Mark: 40,41 Batiansila, Heidi: Bauer, jackie: 123 Bauer, Lisa: 122,59,74 Bauman, Sara: 116 Baumbach, Mark: 45,121 Bean, Mitchell: 117 Becker, Greg: 23,18,62,114 Becker, Mike: 62,114 Beckett, Kerry: 72,123,74 Begeman, Linda: 30,59,82, 118,18 Bielke, Sandra: 119 Belisle, Russell: 53,82 Bell, Scott: 121 Bender, Peter: 29,62,73 Bendlin, Carl: 114 Bennett, Donna: Berg, Allen: 114 Bergmann, Tom: 29 Beringer, Dave: 117 Berkhahn, Diane: 18 Berkhahn, Gail: 25,18,58,119 Bezik, Verna: Bezold, Diane: 82,116 Bickel, Kathy: 82 Bickel, Tim: 41,114 Bierlein, Kim: 120 Blackwell, Katrina: 73,119 Blackwell, Mike: 114 Blaesing, Nancy: 122 Blankensop, joAnn: 123 Bleeke, Debra: 119 Block, Diane: 52 Bock, Lois: 19,123 Boening, Marcia: 52,116 Boese, Mark: 49,121 Bogenpohl, Cindy: 44 Bogenpohl, Laurie: 62,119 Bollman, Angela: 75,123 Borchers, Kevin: 59,82 Borg, Lori: 82 Bramstadt, Lois: 46,49,122,74 Brandt, janice: 69,118 Brandt, Patricia: 44,119 Brauer, Candy: 122 Brazauskas, Laura: 116 Breault, Shari: 122 Bremer, Mark: 36 Breskvar, Lori: 72,116 Briere, Mark: 41,72,117 Briggs, Lesley: 119 Bright, jean: 69,120 Briguglio, Virginia: 122 Britton, john: 23 Brockberg, Kris: 20,21,18, 82,118 Brockmann, Dawn: 83 Brown, Deborah: 122 Brown, Mary: 72,119 Brueggemann, Mark: 49,117 Bruening, Sara: 72,73,123 Brunnette, john: 117 Brunner, Doug: 117 Buhrke, Mark: 26,67,75 Bull, jackie: 78,116 Bullard, Susan: 116 Burch, Ricky: 83 Burgess, Dave: 41 Burgess, Bob: 41,117 Burke, Stephanie: Burkee, jeff: 83,115,74 Burkey, Richard: 68,115 Busse, jennifer: 118 Buttenbender, Nancy: Cahill, Bob: 67,83 Callahan, jeaneen: 42,43,50 Callgreen, Gail: 78 Callies, Laurie: 123 Camann, Tom: Campbell, Irene: 120 Cardina, David: 114 Carlson, Michael: 49,120 Case, Colette: Chambers, Carri: 27,78 Chambers, Todd: 49,120 Cherveny, Carol: 120 Cheung, Kai-Chong: 118 Christensen, Scott: 120 Christian, Dean: 115 Christian, Don: 26,18,63,83, 121,65 Christiansen, Linda: 116,124 Clark, Dennis: Clark, Susan: 122 Clemens, janice: Cleveland, Henry: 72,114 Coleman, Ann: Collier, Cathy: 83 Collins, Ann: 26,31,116 Collins, Cathy: 120,122,74 Collister, Ken: 47 Contreras, Beth: Cook, Willner: Corning, Deborah: 72,119 Corporon, Sheri: 119 Cosenza, Charlotte: Cox, Susan: 123 Cripe, Laura: 116 Crow, Kevin: Cumbo, Linda: Cunningham, Sandra: 85,123 Currie, Stephen: 117 Curry, Shaun: 123 Cutler, Cheryl: 83,123 Cutler, Linda: 123 Czandera, Mark: 73,114 Danz, Linda: 58,118 Dau, Dawn: 123 Davidson, Nancy: 83,123,124 Davis, Cindy: 83,118 Davis, Margaret: 118 DeMayo, Renee: 118 DeValerio, Peter: 70,114 Degner, jenny: 19,62,83,118 Degner, Laura: 122 Dehnke, David: 69,83,115 Delehanty, Doreen: 125 Dellamano, Nancy: 72,119 Demchuk, Robert: 125 Denholm, George: Dennis, Brian: 72,117 Devin, Myra: Dickinson, Vernon: 41,117 Dier, Tim: 41,49,120 Dieringer, Bonnie: 83,118 Diesing, jane: Dietrich, Amy: 72,118 Doebler, Laura Doell, Carolyn: 72,122 Dojan, Sharon: 119 Domabyl, james Dombroski, Diane: 83 Dommer, Philip: 117 Dorth, jeff: 45,72,115 Dreyer, Karen: 123 Dubke, Ruth: 72,123 Duff, Alex: 83,115 Duff, Sheryl: 27,116 Durham, Dennis: 124 Durst, Christine: 19,83,118 Dustman, Cathy: 116 Dwyer, Barb: 84 Early, Cindy: 58,116 Eatherton, Karen: 123 Ebert, Kathy: 25,58,118 Eddleman, Lydia: Edwards, Carolyn: 122 Egan, james: Eggert, Howard: Eggert, Lynda: Eggold, Steve: 120 Eichstaedt, Paul: 114 Eilenfeldt, Shari: 70,123 Eischer, Louann: 67,84,118 Elam, Carol: 68,118 Elberts, jane: 116 Ellis, Nancy: 122 Ellwein, Carin: 119 Elmer, Lori: 73 Engelbrecht, Amy: Erickson, Nancy: 46,84,119 Ernst, Deb: 84 Ernst, Dorcas: 72,116 Eschelbach, Linda: 84,122 Essex, Tom: 115 Esterlein, Sherry: Evers, Catherine: Ewald, Darcy: 120 Eyster, Tim: 62,72,114 Fahlsing, Gloria: 123 Fairman, Bob: Falco, jock: Fanella, Donna: Farano, Laura: Farella, Caroline: Faszholz, Karen: 20,21, 22,27,84,118 Feia, Anne: 84 Feia, joseph: 84,125 Ferguson, Carl: 84 Ferrari, Donna: Ferraro, Camille: Fick, jeff: 121 Filter, Mike: 41,114 Finke, Elizabeth: 118 Fitch, Rick: 121 Flatt, William: 117 Flowers, Charles: 53 Flynn, Lisa: Foerster, jenny: 71,116 Ford, Wanda: Foster, jerry: 84,114 Foukal, Pam: 120 Freidline, Cay: Frenden, Marie: Fricke, Donna: 120 Froberg, Bob: 115 Furness, Diane: 116,74 Gaare, Sandi: 122 Gabrielson, Cindy: 118 Galas, Annette: 85 Garazin, Chris: 58,122 Garcia, Rosemary: Garrett, David: 85 Garrow, David: 41 Gartman, Ruth: 123 Gedmin, Donna: 85 Geds, Roseanne: Gehlbach, Gary: 27,69,114 Gellner, Debra: 119,124 Gentz, Christine: 122 George, Alex: 115 Gerken, Tammy: Gerlach, Karen: 85 Gettinger, Gary: 53,117 Geyer, Thomas: 49,121 Gieschen, Phil: 78 Gieschen, Tim: 121 Gieseke, joy: 85 Gieseking, David: 121 Gieseking, Diane: 72 Gifford, Charles: 72,117 Gillaspie, Wes: 115,124 Glinsman, Dawn: 62,116 Gnewuch, Kathy: 116 Goeman, Denise: 18 Gohr, Alice: 72,85,118,97 Golatz, Deborah: Goldberger, Nancy: 44,118 Goldsmith, jeff: 114,65 Gonzalez, Wanda: Gosch, judith: 118 Graef, Kathy: 115 Graf, Mike: 85 Gray, Linda: Gregorski, janet: Grewe, Mark: 73,85,114,124 Griebeler, Lesa: 85,116 Griewish, Carl: 20,21,27,18, 117 Griffin, Arthur: Grim, Steve: 72,117 Grimaldo, Irma: 85 Gronewald: julie: 118,74 Gross, Deb: 118 Grossmann, julie: 118 Groth, Kathy: 120 Grott, Mary: 123 Gruenwald, Mark: 86,47,64 Gruenwald, Steve: 114 Grundt, Carolyn: 46,50,118,74 Grunow, Lynn: Guajardo, Laura: Guajardo, Patricia: Guenzler, julie: 116 Guetz, Susan: 119 Gundersen, Kristi: Guy, jode: 117 Haack, Cynthia: Haberkost, Sandy: Hackbarth, Cynthia: 122 Hacke, Greg: 117 Haeger, Lisa: Haertling, julia: 18,44 Hafner, judy: 116 Hagemeier, Maryann: Hagemeier, Michelle: 86 Haley, Kathryn: 123 Hail, Rosemary: 1 Hallagan, Terrence: , Haller, Tim: 41,121 y Hamer, Betty: 86,116,124 Harnmes, Steve: 27+ Hamrick, Roy: 117 Hanke, Susanne: 72,122 Hankey, Linda: 86,118 Hannah, Angela: 86 Hannah, Gay: 72,116 Hannemann, Michele: 123 Hannenberg, Darryl: 114 Hannenberg, David: 78 Hanson, jennifer: 62 Harden, Darrell: 41,59 Harit, Dawn: Harm, Laurie: 78,123 7 Harms, Ellie: 18,45,86,118 Harris, Valerie: Harte, judy: 46 A Haun, Monte: 72,73 5' Hayden, Steve: 114 Haynes, Debbie: 86 Hays, Debbie: 70,116 Headley, Brian: 41,120 Heckenberg, Bruce: Hegwood, Kevin: 86 Heidemann, Beth: 118 Heiden, judy: 120 Heidloff, Dale: 86 Heidloff, janet: 46,122 Heino, Marisa: 122 Heinz, Linnae: Heinze, Mike: 114 Heise, Doris: 120 Heller, Laurie: 120 Helweg, Sue: 123 Hempel, Barbara: 119 Hendrickson, Mary: 44,87, 118,74 W , Henry, Cleotis: : y y Hente, Steve: 115 Hentscher, Brenda: 27,62,87, 118 1 1 , Herbst, Lisa:'59,119 Herbst, Lori: 118 Herman, Laura: 123 Herpolsheimer, Heidi: Hestermann, Beth: 42,87,118, 74,125, Hesterman, jeff: Hesterman, Lynnette: Hildebrand, Mary Ellen: Hilken, judy: 62,63,87 l Hill, Anita: Hilsabeck, Matthew: 115 Hinton, Geraldine: Hintz,'Sheri: 122 Hinze, Peggy: 42,43 Ho, Yee-Yan: n Hockemeyer, Phyllis: 18, 62,236,118 Q Hockemeyer, Wendy: 50,119 Hoffmann, Don: 18,22,121 Hogan, Kim: ,- Hoger, Mark: Hogg, Reneezij, s Hoh mann, , David: Holbrook, jim: 45,72,114 Holey, Lori: 44,159,118 Holmes, Linda: 1136 Honess, Frances: ' Hoover, Curt: 41,121,77 Hoover, Mike: 69,70,87 Hopp, Susan: 87, ,i Hough, George: House, Barbara: 87,118 Hoyer, jan: 120 Huff, Laura: Hull, Susan: Huston, janet: 87 Hyser, Teresa: 123 lCkStadt, Bill: 62,137,114 Ingalls, Mari-Beth: 62,122 lngold, janet: 18,58,118 Israel, Kathy: 119 Israel, Phyllis: 119 jaeger, Cathy: 20,21,27,58, 78,87,119 jamnik, Yolanda: jelm, Luanne: 122 jenkins, joanne: 70,120 jenks, Tom: jensen, Brian: 67,88,121 jensen, Karl: 12,16,64,36i jerabek, Todd: 62,117 g jesgarz, Fred: 62,63,78,117 jeske, Carol: 116 i 1 jirsa, Karen: 62 , ' johnson, Clayton: 62,115,65 johnson, Holly: johnson, Linda: 122 johnson, Steve: johnston, Lynn: 119 joseph, David: joyner, Lori: 72,118 joyner, Tammy: 26,70,72, 116 jung, Heide: 42 junkans, Ruth: 19,118 Kaercher, Diane: Kagre, Connie: 116 Kaiser, Cynthia: 122 Kalous, Kevin: 41 Kamps, Sallie: 88 Kaphingst, julie: 30,116 Karegianes, Ann: 116 Karlson, julie: 116 Kassel, Phyllis: 120 Kassl, Linda: 88 Kasten, Kim: 71,120 Kastner, Mark: Keller, Kathy: 119 Kelling, Ellen: 62,124 Kelly, Lori: 118 Kemerling, Tammie: Kenny, Anne: 122 Kesselmayer, Karyn: 120 Kiel, jeff: :114 King, Barbara: 73,122 King, Conna: 68,123 Kirst, Donna: 27,116 Kirst, Sherrie: 72,73,122,74,124 Kirstowski, Beth: 88,123 Klein, Gwen: 88 Klein, Mary Ann: Kleinschmidt, Susan: 88,118,74 Klopke, Paul: 72,88,114 Klopmeier, Debra: 72,119 Klosowski, Cheryl: Knoechel, Paula Knorr, Karen: 19,30,88,118 Knosher, Diane: 72,1239 Knox, Mike: 114,47 S , Knoll, Dominique: Koch, james: y ' 1 Koch, Martha: 116 ' , Koch, Laurie: 58,123 ' Koci, Charles: , Koehler, Christine: Y 1 Koehler, Debra: 42,118 Koehler, joel: 41 , , , Koehler, Kathy: 42 , , Koehler, Kelly: L Koehler, Kristi: S0 .G : Koeneman, David: 114: Kohlmeier, Daniel: Kohrs, Steve: 62,114,65 Kolbus, Elaine: 120 Kolker, john: 45,121 Kool, Cornelia: 120 , , Korff, Lynn: 33,46,50,51,74, Kortbien, Mary: 1165 Kosberg, Karen: 72,123 S Koschmann, Krista: 88 Kosman, Paul: 41,114 Kowert, Mary: 62 Krafft, jennifer: 22 . Kranz, Elizabeth: 88 Krause, Daniel: 88,117 1 iKrause,i ifss K athey: 28 :::t V 17 it Krause,rSteve: 114, T Kreiss, joel: 41,125 Kreiss, Matthew: A Krone, james: 1 Kropa, Karen: y , Krout, Daniel: 62,63,114 Krueger, Christine: 116 Krueger, Colleen: 62,723,119 Krugler, Kathryn: 49,122 , Krupski., jim: 62,73,114 Kruse, Pamela: Kucenski, Bill: 121 Kuchler, jim: 29,652,114 Kudart, Kim: 119 Kufahl, Mark: 121 it Kumm,' Richard: 41 Kunde, jeanne: 44 Kunstman, Karen: 29,73,118 Kurth, Leslie: 118 Kurth, Tim: 29 Kvorka, Kathy:,120 Labine, Kim: 72,119 Labrenz, jean: 69,123 Laesch, Carolyn: 118 Laesch, Susan: 59,78,118 Laforest, Karen: 123,74 Lammert, Ruth: 116 Landgrave, Aaron: 45,121 Landwehr, Ted: 70,72,88 Landwehr, Tim: 70,72 Lange, Mike: 45,114,6S: Lange, Pete: 114,65 Lange, Susan: 116 Langewisch, Ted: 59,62,121 Larsen, Leanne: 120 Larson, Connie: 42,43,50,51, 118,74 Larson, Karen: Q Lasiewicz, Maribeth: Laskowski, Phil: 73,117 Latzke, Kathie: 62,63,89 Lau, Ellen: 122 Laubenstein, Rick: 114 Lazenby, Alicia: LeFeber, Catherine: Learn, Martha: 119 LeBlanc, Kelli: 89 Ledebuhr, jim: 48,49,117 Lee, Gerald: 53 Lee, Pamela: Lehnhardt, joy: 122 Lehrke, Dale: 45,72,114 Lekar, Paul: 89,115 Lembecke, Louis: Lemke, Cindy: 116 Lemke, Deb: 35,42,50,51,118 Leung, Yiu-Nam: : Lewis, Cheryl: it 1 Liese, Marc: 70,121 Lieske, Becky: 29,119 Lindgren, Donna: 18,116 Lindstrom, Karla: 52,78,44, ,i119 , , , Lintelmann, Karen: 118 List, Becky: 123 Little, Kerry: 41,117 Lochhead, Tim: 120 Lockeby, Garna: 52 Loest, Mark: 121 Lohr,Lori: 118 Lome, Barbara: Lorenzen, jane: 89,118,124 Love, Susan: Loverde, Tammy: Lowe, Randell: Luetje, Anita: 119 Luke, Amy: 122 Luteyl, Larry: 89,121 Maas, Karrie: 71,120 Maas,,Ruth: 75,89 MaCl1emer, Mel: 62,63,89,114 Mackay, joanneff42,118 Macon, Kamal:-' 7' Mailhes, Linda: 62,115 Manssen, Deborah: 119 Marasus, Susan: 89 , Markov, Dave: 69,121 Markworth, Sharon: 116 Marth, janet: 89,118 Mastro, Denise: Z Mattson, Naomi: 1118 7 , Maurer, Robin: 44,118 1 Maxie, George: 117 S McBride, Rosemary: 118.5 ,ig McCarty, Beth: :A U , N McCain, Paul: 69,79 1 L fMcClean, David: 18,67,1,17,47fQ McCrakken, Garry: 1217 ,N V McDonald, Patsy: 89,1165 McNeal, Lloyd: 7 A McPhearson, Deb: 123 Meckes, Dan: 89,121 V . Meier, Phyllis: 89,1235 s Mengler, Kathy: 118 Menke, Stve: 20,21,19,23, f - 2s,e2,a9,121,124 7 4, , , Mertz, Darryl: 49,69,121 U Mertz, Vicky: 89 Meyer, Sandy: 50 Meyer, Scott: 117, , Meyer, Susan: 118 Meyers, Corey: Meyers, jim: Mickow, Laurie: 72,89 Miesner, Gretchen: Miessler, jan: 89,115 Mihas, Penny: 124 1 Miller, Linda: 72,123 y, Q Miller, Mary: 22,-41,52,B9, , 19,118 5 ' Miller, Pam: 5O,12.2,74 , Miller, Sherrill: S Mills, Micka: 58,123 Mintun, Kim: 46,123 Mitchell, Ann: 90,118 , Mock, Linda: 68,116,714 Moehrke, Kathy: 122,652 V Moeller, Mark: 115: Molstad, julie: 120 T- - Moncrief, judy: 62,123 Monti, julie: 122 1 Morello, Elizabeth: 59,119i: Morgan, Denise: 119 Morris, Wayne: 45 Moser, Steve: 72,130,121 Mountford, Kathy: 44,118,74 Muehl, Mark: 121 Mueller, Barbara: 116 Mueller, Deborah: 116 Mueller, Grace: 71,119 1 Muenchow, Karen: 122, 2 Mundi janet. 72 Muzzall Karon: ,118 44 90 119 Naese,'l9 l1n: 121' Nagekgi b er 22 70 72,73 114 NahQsen,,1ennifer'128 Nellstin 121151 N , Nelgon ry:l,2Qi' Q ,1 Nelso11,,f55r1dyi 1 Neubauer Wendy: 20 Reitsma Kathy: 11, , Rensner Eunice: 1 3 'l lgyasner -srlflowellj 122. Rensnerlt' Stephenf 214 V ,rddle 'Candy 1 T235 Seng, r Becky: 45 :Q f'l we ' r 'ckyz 1,.,,Fff 4 1 85 ,NiChell9fil'?1f' Rbbinsbn 90 118 f Neumar1nMGaryz 117: iA ,NicholSffl?'bm': 41,1115 Ngcglljonniez 120,124 . Dl'91f5QAm2all0?f2Z?5? Noliliiffitlbeanshaa 1'1f5gr,9E,,:3fLg Norris, 90,115'2 N9rtb59e:i1 11111 121 at Nowak, Cynthia: 123 in O'Donnell, Cynthia: Oakes, Chuck: 90 Oakes, Kathie: 116 Okertrom, Gordon: 72,121 Okii, Chiho: 123 Oldenburg, Craig: 19,72,90, 120,121 Olson, Bonnie: r Ornstead, Gina: g1'22r Osenberg, Dave: 65 Oswald, Carla: 59,122 Oswald, Karen: 19,59,118 Oswald, Susan: 18,62,119 Owen, jeffrey: Pankow, Eric: 41,69,114 Panning, Ruth: 119 Parker, David: 117 ,V 225: e X.. , 3, va, N at ,,,,,, M 1 T7 ,,,,.,...m2, .rs lulhira, oz Dave: Ro2lZ1erQRo1ara:,15,gj 9,1199 9 Roth, Dave: 121 Rothermel, Martha: 123 Rousselo, Renee: , Rozier, Anita: 123 ' Rubin, Chris: 50,123 Rudnik, Kathryn: 123 Releter, Chris: 62,63,91,118 Dave: 78,117 A nste i n, 72 , 1 2 2 B' Cheryl: 62 A Rupp, Cynthia: Rusch, Connie: 62,91 Rusert, Dave: 114 Rusnak, Bill: Ryan, Laura: 120 9 ' Ryherd, Brian: 41,59,117 Saar, Tim: 114 Parr, Cheryl: 122 g ycsy :::,92. j g Sack, Dave: Partipilo, lohn: 53 2 2 Sagehorn, Paula: 52 Ptterson, Richard::'53:,11-495 :-'l Salemi, Christine: 122 ,1Pa1vlik,5,Elizabe,th:f 122 ,:Sauder, LQr1g,172.,1.16 Qgaearafgobz Jfenchoff, Jill: 1111 Q 9 Zgarot: 120 ff2ercy,,,Eli1lne: , ,. A ,V U Wigs.-a,.VgSCarbeary,A Bruce: 49,72,114 1 Qgc2ab,el, Rlzcqmoryggil 15999130 ,oc 1 , I . atarer, , lgffisoni l:fl,layhe:I62,90 ,5oh':eldecke6,:'7Zoe: 28 :Gi ef, Ula! ,,,Q?5jQ ,E?2gffSchellenberger, lane: 122 ' Pfieftgwlftristar 59,119,711 W, Paul: 114,65,64, 1 Prgo'ag,yg,-iifiesen 118 4 'ttt lfsohillingr Tim: 45 ' Pikalf Kerry: ' Pinnow, Barbara: 72,119 Pittelko, Dean: 117 6 Elamghn, Becky: 18,42 fr wuyl Podlaseisl Gary: 41,121 ,,PrHtt,1la,8u!'a: 72,73,123 A Pratt, Lindaflee: 1167 Pretzel, Lisa? 67,78,T'l'B Proud, Edelynf 91,118 Prough, David: 69 Prueter, Myra: 118 , rj., Sehlaffer, Genevieve: 91,123 Qchlegel, Tim: 72 SCl'1l1ClQef, Rich: 73,91,115 Schlte,,5tasan:75ZE?l8 , 1 Sg,hlief,?Sandy: 'M ' 1' Stfhm idt, Darla: 30,62 ,120 Schmidt, Dawn: 44,92 1 Schmidt, Gail: 119 Schmidt, Karen: 92,118 , Schmidt, Kent: 121 ' Schmidt, Travis: 117 Lewis: 3158511511 Ra'1dY2 2321 42150 71,120 18,22 Siewert, 3, rich, Simmons iq Mi rban, Doug 5g3 fll?6n91 6252631 ValleskemMike: 41,120 . , f . , ,,,, nl:loO,s. Al iso : 1, N Simon, Denise: 50 E: 51321 r,-1 .,,- , K 5-,eggs 31,119,124 Singer, Karen: .W119 V Singleton, Kim::,122g, 7 jf: S1Sk,1,,f3fQd2,3221 .ar voaral, Sheryl: 69,116 :Ag sirrgaertgfglerfa 926, Yysqgky, nm: 26,141,121 Pr 'Wig 58 ,M Waetzig, Sandra: 50,515,118 ' 1: :.' ff I ful? 1 ,, af' Q' K Lisa: 72116 N 7 1' , fG 'lz 119 2 ' l Sn1i1h,' 2,115 ii 5,2 321156 12' 19 l 10111: 42,4523 93 Snyder' live: 1810 ggjj fg rs,M'Paulette: 116 I ,S 2'l,62,93yfl14 d, Ellen: 95 my A rlaggyraxgvikt, Mark: 23,62, rehakm,Llon: 122524 ZV, 7 6 arnic , aura: ,,,, Spallf Carol: 119 12Weber, leff: 27,18,59, Speckman, Gloria:---93,118 Weber, Linda: 123 Q, Speh, Stephanie: 93,118 wordler, Diano?7122 5P0fS, Robert: 114 Weingartner, lrene: Q6 Sramek, Barb: 18,62,116,65 Weir, Lorig 118 19 20 1gl'f2lfQ?i?'5hl9l3?':1Wr74 fffj rs' Daw: Swenson, Cynthia: 69,122 Dilvtdl ,:::: f 116 Sylvegter, Karen: 33,45,50, Qagiia-na, Gloria: ,rrs :t,, 1 ,,,::,: 5 72,114 62,113,711 U fgadelgtz, Kathy: 130 1,:f:1 1 :11::1::':6 1 16 gfamm, Linda: 2o,21,26,27, f amseyg Luisa-67, 16 Q:1Qj94,118 1 Ranker',JCgfqlyn: :120 2 , ,'191 4 ':,:, 53,115 Taylor, Dave: 114 Rather,fK8tl1y:l62', . 9 20,21, 2 Taylor, john: 53,121 . J ,Rarhja,fsuga69ago,1122 . . :,25,2Z,59392 Teibel, Cathy: 62,65,118' Ray,flQaraEW2',122 1 A : 114 TenBroeke, Beth: 46,94,74 328501, Pamela: 1 Tertiilgian, Richard: 41,121,,, Redeker, Qallas: ani : 92,118 Toiizhke, Leslee: 16,911,116 :qRefene6,,jim: 18, gsiiiiiltz, lanelle: 142,43,123 Teske, :Su 62,94 Reid, Dana: Scihultz, Martin: 62,72,120 Mt, mjfgtr ,li A x', Reid, Lgugge: 62,63,91Wis9Q239eS9' , Schultgmgkfbnt 120,521 'fggfti Thiel Riedefl at , Rllihi 115 Q 'l5'Cl1Ql', susahg 116 Theo iz, Reinischgxhrisz 41,91 Qchliman, T nz 62912165 Thoiifxp : 62,63 Reinke,WEf5wn: 91 iliilluster, IE ren: 92,118 Thornsbrou h, Kurt: 117 Reinking, Tim: Sqhwan, Kathy: 116 Thorsen, Penny: 116 n , -,r:1 555, 1aaJ2s,w'?3f Q37 -Sa M 't,, ..:,, 3 . . if ' 32 ,ag 'K w RTM P COMP ELINE ' 50 1 r 72,1225 Whitfield, leff: 62 1 Karen' 118 X T.: 71,117 Kim: 19 72 95 Deb: 118 .f La az 95 9 Phi 2 Marsha: 62, De ire: 46,95 Mi e: 114' Ld 7,5 3 'nramali 1- 7 Winston, Valerie: 122 wirbinskya, Tim: 114 Wittman,i?fony: 114i Wunderlicli, lo: 1195 Wyeth, jay: 41,49,1'l5 :Wykowski, Laura: 118 Yagow, Susan: 95 Yarribll, Charisse: 123 Yeager, Kathy 124 Yerkey, Tina: 73,123t Young, leanne: 44 Zander, Beifkyz 95 Zeddies, Mike: 20,21,49,117 Ziegler, Gale: 119 Ziehr, Mark: 114 Zimmer, Michael: 114 Zobel, Kristine: 120 Zschiegner, Bev: 28,72,'l19 We AW ,ll 1 1 i 'I Ia ci w X W 4 U I 'I w, x L 3 r X 4 1 i 4 x w 1 1 4 I 1 I i I 1 : ,......i 132822 E81 C309 i981 KLINCK MEMORIAL LIBRARY Concordia Teachers College River Forest, Illinois 60305