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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

KLINCK MEMORIAL LIBRARY Concordia College River Foresi, H.. 60305 w fr k bf-- 1 f' .Q 15-133- 50. , . vx , W.. 5 .uv o' .,- ,, nw ' Lf- !! s K x ', Q U, v. X. Q.. ' .,. fs? ar Ir I u t ' I i . J 41 12 . 3 4 N A , 1 I 1 C Ai 4 , 1 3 X I H 1 Eta. . fi' ax. A , I 1 i 37, A N V.1 . ' I V V.-J ' - -inf' ' - X . S- AKMQUF: QP, , A - Q I iq,,5+F,, ' C . , . ,V Q 5 ' ' f' U N I m I , - ki , ' . V ' in P U' ' I - 9 S ' ' , . I' . Q. . 4 it i ,. ' ow 4 2-Openina' I Q L r '. f. Q ' f' Lo . . 0' J , . ,,4 - V L x -43 N f M, ,W ,'v' -' x , -' ' 4 P' IN .Am - Wifi f Sm- V an-'- -tl fl ling' 1 ' I ' ,' ,, 'f,3 . . thin thg Windy Cityf' 1 Originally founded as' a trading poifd 3 because A of its f natural portage, 1 f' ff Tia f :fm 1 V- -'X' ' ,A J' t 'x v Ia! ...sl ., W H iii ' '!'Pf Gfff, A r ' Q m S. H , I ,, 'F K. . Fr' , -.ma f ,, s y ! x J IE' W' if , I Luke St . , 4. 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I. 1 1 BD and a a time to keep, and a silence, time a timle ,- V ,QM ' mi, we -.-,- rid- ,5 mfr l x CONCORDlA COLLEGE -Lift A O Q , 5 V ' ox we Q 4 Q' Q Y . v i Il 1 g N . 'xbg A , k 4 It A I S 'i ,H ns . ,t , ,HJ - i Y n Q t., ,v .4 i r - uf ? . ,t'1 !L-THF'-2 --min. .t , - , Dreach The Word, be urgent in season and out of season, convince, rebuke, and exhort, be unfailing in patience and in teaching. For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own likings, and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander into myths. Asjor you, always be steady, endure suffering, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry. A 2 Timothy 4:2-5 414 A I , X 1 f .i Ng. uv Y 4 Fr V ' A , . 4 S, .N 1- max ix, , f V , , X r N sv- .rf ay' My at at ' ev fr 'I ilu A .A uwgfltm N 6 it tl 'f A , 'vow :va W thi!!! Be BBB 1 an , r, 4 V r i' I 4 A .s.,. than Concordia's Srogigm. Students are drawn t s dam us, Qt Qlgfby the high scholglc stand Aliso fuse of the personalized xmosph Co cor is' concerned about YOUQ from the g1uIU'YOt firi express EM interest in the c Rand throtib, out YOUR academic career. 1 ll ag g . Sig 2' M ' , . In clay, professors are snoted for: me articular conceit they show each student as an i Qidual. Their dedication to edugation with dd' Christian perspective is exemplified ini' their willirlgness to advise, counsel, andlexplaifhfbothhin and out af class. rr :C Q l 'L Q A few years ago, Conlicordia changedf its name from Concordia Teachtilrspflollege to Concordia College. And with good reason. While this institution was form the llll training of full-time churwli wompsfin the Lutheran Church - Missouri Sw the fobjectives oftConcordia have tadieiwislon addeclgilimensggns over the Qtudfnts have expressed the W liberal art! ep' N op- I in a arts The provide i theoretical along practical is not just a teachers Concordia is the college for a college education with 7535? fi Q K Ag, . -- , ..- u. -, ' .. , . ,,, 1 , rf!-m-a.1.,f1',f j A.'M5Ak! .,,f1f5.v.,- , W: 'K' 5 ' ,., A2 ,,- A A A ' ,ww , , ff W, ,I-,JM fb ff, - , -. 4-,,N-44 rv . uh, ww- . rf W Hn H L4 A ri' 'is ,i. I ,A,N.X.I, is 15. Ss . ' w 6' 44, - .. 48 'Z ld 51 . . ,1ZL'2'i ': .-iQ f an swf ! 2 , Op,qp1ng,4f1 1 F5 . U nf ', ., i ia Us 4 S Q f 'Q ,.f T Y- ar' H ,. ,c , :gf P ' W 5 fir' P -M 'ei 1 i . 5 rw' JF:-'ix ff, 1 f' ', ' -Q. 40- 'Q V ' f f 1 . 2 4 ' ' ' ' 'LJ 9 , l524 5a':' 1 ' , -V ' , ' . .- : , .wif-fsa,2,ff.:wr. '. x .J ' V' ,, ' V- 1 'K xc 2f1'.,, ' '3.j,,1x',1'gh'-.e ' -' i' W ., V ' N, .:, +1z5 , ' UL' ' 1 5' :Ugg ' 4 ,fuk-3,v'x'gYL15:5g:3vv5fz!,3hi.c.w,,1- 'I A '- '-jg af Q T :ae J 5 ' ' Q ' Q 3 , iv I R . 3 ' ' Laval.. . , .. f,,,V,y..,..-T'1, V f- qw., -, :..,x5w ' ' 1 'f 1' L 1' yi: 5 f f -. ,,q, ,,-,1s5.i!.j,J:53.' N V . ,...,,,,,,, , , ,,,,., ,Q ia- r ,Nothing 5 Co' dI3e 3 A rf 5 r X A A NHL? W 49' Q4 7544 X A .wha is s r' v Nr? M for intra- sports at ia .1-1-T' f fn ,Z ' V' If L 7' ks 1 it 'H Tm :ww QT., ,, li? W . ,, F ., , , ,A WY ?7!l9llrn l ix ' I JL K I if N - Lv i i . rv ' tb: ..1i.- ,.i. I , A L+ A s. 'Q Aff' ' Q 'lffr .W 4. x .Ma t k 1 In A - N.-,,-1-4 Notnine Could Be Better . . tlmn the ordinfiry, everyclfiy things. Ten years from now, we muy not H'I114'lTll7t'Tlllvfl-tllVrtCrtClUfTllC grind, Instead, our richest nieinories will he of friends . . . sticky muvingein days mil rriwving put cluys , SACSAM picnics , , i steak .ind shrimp nights . . Cam piickfiges from horns' playing lrishm' in thi' triangle, .tml r.iipwtlm.ill in thu showers A . . intminuriilfs .. iliirifws iincl coiicvrts, Frirliiy night iniiviclQL-llvtvrsvrfs, llvnnyl, Wvrlue-, ice c're.ii'n sm-ifils, pupcnrn parties, fill nightvrs, tests, papers .intl liimls, the Sparky on ltriflays, Sfiturcliiy -mltvifiiriuii lpritlmll guinvs, Worship on in, Sundays .incl Chapel during the week, Skittle-Bowl in KCC, Muimpuly gfirnes, card tnurnniriunts, , ifims, no tp, over the weekend, beautiful autumn colors, winrferf ffl il3frf'f1'?lff1jji alungs. , . . yy ,H ' 4 Qi if , J ., J w- .LVQQF l 2555 51433, rig A U r u 1 Q Onesvfffof' - the l 'ana years w en we ca ed Concordia home, l hey ure t nrflinnry , ,sf I ,, it . 2 F W, ,,i,., ,i,, i K P u e 4 H, ,, it I 9' l u W 'Yi in - ' P , l e A it 4 lr- if' E Y h N I .4 N 3 yr -, ii e i 1 ' ' -Q. 1 F 'iwiiifmaf-W ,iii 4 W T W V- 5,5m M VM. b ' i ll lui. f ,,, ' i ,.5.,g.,,.,,i. L 2 mm, - 1 ,M ' ' ll 1 , pug - ', J , 5 1,-3 ' 1' M-Q' 'V ' ' .-14' 'Al :ff--' I F' . 'J rx ' '- x N f H I I .11 ng 'rl' fa I x A 'A 'W' Y ' I. B X N .1 I. ,ff I N U Q :W I v V, 1 A .ldv An 1 , 'Vu 'VHP W... i t Q. w 5- - ff-If If rl v I .NK I An, .N-N-xl X sw 3' Q ,..- E l .--Wvk 7 . 1 ,.. ,. .w . r - l'-ff. ff.,,f:5 ' . 'Ie' so '1 I' 'P ., ixfxf' ,fmt QA- ,Xing 'i if-., , . Q we ,, mm 'T ,Q . X -I ! . 1 AL 'f ir ,pf ABQ Q1-fs? I' 9 4, d' Q- sul.: Q -N .' , 'H 4. :P X -X V I - . '- :19 'a 'fm . . ' ,fr - Ur-'Q' 'isdn' x -, '. K h 1, Q , u- . Xbx l .YXKX .K Mxwlx I Q uf Vx ,ta ui AF Lf' . 5 x Q 'VL pix . . 1 -ix, X 'r u Q September I W Everyone Really Goes All Out To Welcome You People at Concordia really care! That is the message that came through even before I reached campus. The Cougar Cub system and Orientation week really set the campus apart from other colleges. How can anyone not like Concordia, when everyone really goes all out to welcome you? - Deb Roth Orientation Week for freshmen and transfers, Freshmen Camp, Registra- tion, Campus Awareness, moving in, buying books, seeing old and new faces, first day of class . . . all sound familiar? Yes, that was September 1982. Be bold to enter into the presence of God, President Paul Zimmer- man said to the students, faculty, and staff at our Opening Service for the college's 118th year September 13. His sermon was based on Hebrews 10:19-25. And, six professors joined Concordia - Randal Becker, Gary Bertels, Anita Briedis, Colleen Chalmers, Martin Homan, and Carol Jabs. They were installed along with staff members, Mark Gruenwald, Marisa Heino, and Engeborg Teske. The 1981-1982 academic year was up by 6070 with 1038 undergraduates including 52 freshmen enrolled in the Lutheran General Nurs- ing Program, 182 graduate students and 51 others. To head up the student body were our Ex- Comm Officers: President Bill Tucker, Darla Schmidt, Sheryl Vestal, Rick Laubenstein, David Mc- Clean, Peter Bender, Linda Mock, Griff Nielson, and Denise Goeman. Some missed faces on campus were those that were interning, a part of the Director of Christian Education and Deaconess pro- grams. DCE's: Betty Hamer, to Kansas City, Mo., Brian Jensen to Scottsbluff, Neb., Craig Oldenburg to Three Lakes, Wis., Lauri Reid to S. Milwaukee, Wis., Daniel Sievert to Forest Park, lll., Mark Sochowski to Naples, Fla., Gene Stattman to Fall Creek, Wis., Darla Stroup to Cary, Ill., and Lisa Wolfanger to Kingston, Ill. Deaconesses: Irene Cambell to Plymouth, Ind., Carolyn Ranker to Watertown, Wis., Kathy Schwan to Garner, Ia., Darcy Ewald and gtg Jean Bright to Winfield, kan., Phyllis f Kassel to Granite Falls, Minn., Bonnie Nicol and Cay Friedline to Ft. Wayne, if Inc. and Cathy Collins to Bay City, Michigan. '3 . url 53 f f'-'lf if tw... Joel Zipay receives his room key from his Resident Director, John Britton, during orientation week. - 1.,-,K 13. September 0 19 Homecoming . . . That Time That H'?',i5 , o Nhg ldbb h h l h fH QQ M Ld Wgfld if c Could Only Happen Once. You know those times that could only happen once, that are SO special and SO exciting . . . that they're hard to remember! For me, Homecoming was just that - a really special honor that I've treasured away. - Linda Wingfield The biggest event in October was Homecoming. Ac- tivities included an ice cream social, talent show, pig- out, slave auction, vespers, court dress-up day, honor sports day, a pep rally, maroon and gold day, corona- tion, and the football game in the mud 12-7 against Eureka. It was on October 16 that Miss Linda Wingfield was crowned Concordia's queen. Cheryl Skibbe was first runner-up and Lynn Trinklein was se- cond runner-up. The other Court members were Kathy Ebert, Karen Oswald, Sharon Stellwagen, and Marsha Wink. Many people put a lot of love into Homecom- ing, according to Queen Wingfield. ' ,fait 9, -.., .. . K ... A Ob 21 s lf '4b 22 OctoberfNovembe The Prince And Cinderella Were Fantastic! I thought Cinderella's Dream was fantastic. The King and Queen stole the show. The Prince and Cinderella were fantastic! Artists of Concordia Theatre presented this play and several others this year. ln Oc- tober, Cinderella's Dream played for two weekends. This production was a iw- musical adaptation of Grimm's fairy tale. The music was composed and arranged by Kathryn Krause and the book and lyrics were written by Professor Fran Sims. The King and Queen were played by L. Don Swartz and Linnae Heinz. The Children's Hour came to Concordia the first two weekends of November. In it, Beverly Zschiegner and Sheri Corporan were the two young women who ran the boarding school. Carol Jeske, a boarding school student, tells a lie and ruins the wishes and dream of the head-mistresses. ACT's performances continued throughout the year. They included Red Riding Hood and All That, directed by Professor Eunice Eifert in February, Ten Little Indians in March, and Man of La Mancha in May. J f H y C d ll d P S nkbeil, h P d ACT p d tion of C d ll D d d ted by OctoberfNovemb 23 Anyone Have A Quarter? My thanks go to those respon s1ble for gettlng th1s marvelous, dellghtful, and challengmg lnot to mentlon addlctlngl v1deo game, however, the purchaser obvlously drsregarded the average Concordla student s budget' Anyone have a quarter? Jlm Egan, a Pac Man add1ct In December lt seemed to basketball and preparmg for C I T or deposltmg quarters 1nto a vldeo game m K C C Bob Llbka was responslble for these four new electronlc games lt s been the glory of any Concordia student to beat Carl Knorr s score of 1 259 190 on Pac Man Also th1s month was the 9th annual Chrlstmas Craft show wrth over 70 exhlblts accordlng to Jane Dleslng the Craft Show Dlrector Agam Handel s Messiah was presented by the Festlval Chorus on December 13 Z4 Decemberftlanuary Ninn.. QI j Durlng December Gwen Davls was appomted lnterlm Dean of Students and later ln the year Dean of Students whlle Marge Gruber took over the posltlon as Housmg Dlrector The days llngered on as we walted to go home for Chrxstmas but stockmg stuffmg the Christmas banquet and Mldmght Breakfast kept us spruced up for the hohdays t T53 ill 5' K 26 ' January il' 0 gx xi QUWV5 'Ai .fr Q, MV -i Winning C.I.T. Was Great! .Q It was really a thrill to be a part ofthe C.I.T. excitement this year! C.l Winning the QH tournament was great and the Christian ,.,, ,. i C ' sportsmanship shown ' by all was fantastic. Janet Ingold The 1982 Cougars made lt four in a row by defeatmg Seward on the Concordla St Paul court Jon Shlley led the way by collectlng 32 pomts and 10 rebounds and earned the Most Valuable Player award for the tourney Remklng and Shlley were both named to the All Tournament Team The C I T championship marked the high pomt of Coach Faszholz Cougar basketball season and they ended with a 10 16 record The Kittens placed second at C I T Con cordla St Paul captured their third straight Concordia Invlta tlonal crown by defeating the Kittens 51-49 They went on to take second ln their d1v1s1on and closed thelr season at 15 11 -...M-ss.. 52 'I XX 5 c1T Th 19s2c - ' as nd g 887 5 , . , . g 5 f MM- V W 5 N jk .,..-,., 1 A-sr , i or C ' ' ' W fc 4 --' - Q 4 T no ig 1: - l 453' 'gi ' ., C d' dh hCg ' y 1, Vx! gulwl A A A-'ff - - - 9 Cl A l I by Q ,- ,.,tI, -'.. if-V5 Q' df 'Q h s - 3. H' r if J y27 Will The Snow Ever Stop? These sub-zero l-..+.... temperatures make me really miss my home in Pensacola, Florida. Will the snow ever stop? - Paul McCain i'f'2.2- Q, lr Yes, the chill factor was below 80, for several days too. We were all wondering if it would ever end. Remember bundling up to go to class - that is, if you did make it to class - or remember building snowmen and having snowball fights and coming in for some hot chocolate? I we Q . R llh fgda y19s2dy wdhn 4. sob: c 28 J fFb ws W4! I1 x.,y' 'K .ana- JanuaryfFebruary ' 29 -1 ,qi A evirigea r fl. ,,,,:f, 'M f ff? WW 1 iv A 1 :W H ' v ':u-' 9 4 3 :- .1 1.. . A 5 if A fyivm' C, me 4f '50 E R HH V3 f ar '83 .,. 'af 12 46 Mu 'f-he x ' aww :X-X 4, 1 ,, as Q z A 1 XRS? 1. RQ 1 54 ' 4 I Y 1.1 -1 it 'A . 4 30 ' MarchfApriI ar 1 It's Wonderful To Be Uutdoors After being cooped up in- side all winter fespecially this winterll, it's wonderful to be outdoors. I think that's the best part about spring sports, but even just playing frisbee in the triangle with friends is great. - a spring athlete With March came nice weather and spring sports starting up - men's tennis, baseball, softball, and track. Whether conversing with friends or studying outside, it was a beautiful month at Concordia. And, Kapelle and Band members were happy to be back from their tours over spring break. The 59 Kapelle members presented concerts at Lutheran chur- ches in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois and at some Detroit area Lutheran high schools. This was the 23rd tour Dr. Thomas Gieschen directed. In Professor Richard Fischer's eighth year touring and conducting, the Band presented their concerts in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Connec- ticut, Massachusetts, New York, Michigan, and Illinois. I I .F My 5 We Al' PhBbP h dpf hcugars MarchfApril ' 31 raduation Has Brought With It Joy, Excitement, And Sadness If Graduation has brought with t 3 y excitement and sadness It means I must leave the shelter of Concordia These days have given me memones that will always be a part of me I have grown closer to my Lord my family and many special people Yet I am confident that the Lord will be wlth me and also with those very special people from whom I must be separated Sherrie Kirst dgdttht dpl One of the most amazing things for me is that no matter how much I worry, or fret, or plan, everything works out according to God's will. For me, this is both happy and sad, a time that calls for trust in my Lord, knowing that He will make His will known to me in due time. I've had to face the fact that I may not be able to teach next year, and that's not easy. I had looked forward to begin- ning my ministry. But now I realize that living my life in a Christian manner and doing everything to His glory is what the word ministry is really all about. - Cindy Bogenpohl Graduatlon May 22 198 Wm ' if 'Wan wry 1 0 1 , Q , , , H , Q- . . , , I as I l X, A ff n 1 ff 1 I - A . 'Fai ' A M. 1 ef 3 I f v i ,..:J f4M-. 1 .aff -- ETSI. . . . W ,, Miss Diane Block is proud to be one of the 2,35 ,, V n er ra ua es a receive adi oma. . ' 1- My33 We Dedicate The 1982 Pillars In Memory 0 Y, 3 . Dr. Herbert Gross Dr. Herbert Gross - a man of integrity who walked humbly with his God. In the process he brought Concordia College recognition and stature. A retired professor of geography and earth science at Concordia from 1940-1974, Dr. Gross died September 10, 1981. Clarence E. Popp Clarence Elmer Popp, a 27-year veteran of the building and grounds staff and friend to many Concordia students was called to his heavenly home March 3, 1982. Dean Block announces Senior Rick Fitch to receive his 1 I ' I S diploma on May 22, 1982. Seniors ' 37 A , A AY 4 1 f. Debra L Adler Babak Afshin Dan Albrecht Annette J Arnold 'iff 6 I Mary Chris Arnold Tamara Lynn Augustin Cindee S Bachan Ann Marie Backhaus Seniors 8 ' Seniors , ' -gg, 1 1 -, : lifgl f I 5. 1 i K I .40 Mark M Bahr Sarah M Bahr Al Bardeleben Kevin W Bartels Tl' 1 ll in 1 i I l i l l l il li E Q1 l l l l I ii 'I 9' l l i F Robin Baxter Gregory N Becker Tom Bergmann Kimberly K Bierlein Um Nancy Blaesing Cynthia A Bosenpohl FRIENDLIEST: Dave Mcciean and shame Kirst The spirit Himself bear witness with our spirit that we are children of God. Romans 8: 16 Ron Bogs John William Britton Mark l. Brueggemann Douglas B Brunner 'i Seniors ' 39 fl ai . 2 rt ki Jacqueline F Bull Nancy Sue Buttenbender Jeaneen Grace Callahan Laurie J Callies CLASS MUSICIANS: Kathy Moefkhe and Clayton Johnson Now may the God who gives perseverance and encouragement grant you to be of the same mind with one another according to Christ Jesusg that with one accord you may with one voice glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Wherefore, accept one another, just as Christ also accepted us to the glory of God. Romans 15:5-7 1. .lfifm . Carri J Chambers Cheung Kai Chong Dean A Christian Dennis W Clark 40 0 Seniors Margaret Davis Renee K De Mayo Jane Diesing Amy D Dietrich .fx n 'G WE' E A 1 f ' -af. 3 , ' ,pri-. x XR I N X 5 i? x ' X? .' WN' A K Laura Doebler Carolyn K Doell Ruth A Dubke Kathy Ebert Seniors James J Egan Dorcas Ernst Gloria D Fahlsing Jeffrey A Fick Seniors ' 41 Diane S Furness Ruth A'Gartman Debra K Gellner Timothy J Gieschen 1 ,N - Diane Gieseking Katherine A Gnewuch Cynthia D Green Mary T Grott And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 Seniors Jw, 1 ' 3. . ' '.' L 4 Ba 4f1'L'c ,E iq 'Si' 4- My f 3 JA' 'U ka - rv, Ci! ' 3 f ij i Kathryn Haley MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Jeffry Weber and Cheryl Skibbe .- sa 'er' i Gay M Hannah Jennifer L Hanson Steven J Hayden J Yi Marisa Heino Linnae E Heinz Michael Heinze M051' ATHLETIC: Connie Larson and Mark Bahr lnot picturedl I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. Phillipians 4:13 'U' A Susan J Helweg Barbara J Hempel Donald G Hoffmann Mark W. Hoger Seniors ' 43 -lv ,W 1, V I gb x ,..,..,. . i -i x 1? James Holbrook Linda Holmes i . IQWQ '55 EA l it ll li LE l i .E l' i H o i 1 'x ,, 4 Q A T r'i-Kaz. Q V 1 my V W L A. N A .W . . -n ' . . 4 Q ' r' - ' In J 31. ' 1 A, r - xx N V ' . N X- l . X . 11: l ' 1' J Curtis R HOOVGY Karl Fredrich Jensen MOST INTELLIGENT: David Rogner and Diane Gieseking L. Rejoice alwaysg pray without ceasingg in everything give thanksg for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus. l Thessalonians 5:16-18 I I L.. 44' Seniors .-rf x s . K , ' 5-, V7 V . - ' :Argi- l Karen M Jirsa Clayton M Johnson Holly R Johnson Tamara Sue Joynef i l 1 l I ?' I I N ww ' 5 5? r I' if Connie Marie Kahre Kathy J Keller Ellyn Kelling Barbara A King Zonna L King Sherrie M Klrst Diane S Knosher Martha J Koch Seniors x Q' w 4 A If fu' 2 gt, ,L Debra Koehler Mary E Kortbein Mary A Kowert James R Krone K' Seniors ' 45 rs Daniel E Krout James F K1-upski Karen Joyce Kunstman Kathy A Kvorka L PU! I 15 S , Carolyn Anne Laesch Ted Langewisch Leanne V Larsen Connie J Larson Seniors az, L L W x if N X XXX ,I A Pamela Lee Yiu-Nam Leung Marc T Liese Susan I-We 46 ' Seniors 'i ' I 17' ,4.., wma ,ai Q., If f K fn if ,X 0 Y,- V4 glx I gfrf wi: Wjkili ?' x Q -If fa 5, 51' V JY ' - 1 J' ,, ,' - ' 4 , : ' E ' v I, t , 1, - . , 1 ., ..,-I ,, it-,W . 7 I., 'Vg Anita Luetje Amy L Luke .fir I - :il?'1:l:5, as ., f Q 3 da ,ax 4 , ,Q ,W- M ,f Z7 ' 4 ' f ,, M1 4 ,. , ff f K , V A . Karrie L Maas Janice Mahnke BEST COUPLE: Karen Oswald and Mark Brueggeman , K 0 Q , f I' ' AW w J 7 f 1. ,x M! ll 5 'Q r 459 1 For I am convinced that neither death nor life, nor angels, nor principalities nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor any other created thing shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:38, 39 1 X 'Q 1 Writ David M Markov David R. McClean Garry A McCracken Deborah R McPhearson Seniors' 47 Kathleen Suzanne Mengler Susan K Meyer x if it J Q.. f,-., VLA gigyggff X J , Q -, . f If . ' l 1 . - A . 3 ,,... f 5 ,J I 5 . , .. D i rf Gretchen L Mi9Sf19f Penelope Mihas MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Andrea Simpson and Timothy Gieschen Be strong and of good courage, be not frightened, neither be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go. Joshua 1:9 48 ' Seniors 1 'r 1 it x A-. I Beth A Miller Linda E Miller Linda L Mock Kafhlegn L Moehrke ' 2 ws 'Lo I ,LI .le Judith J Moncrief Katherine Mountford Barbara A Mueller Anne Nagle W' '?' D ' , J V 1 irgiif' ilu A.--2.- Timothy Nahnsen Lisa K Nielsen Deanna L Noble Kim Nottingham Seniors Ka,-en B Oswald John Partipilo Scott Michael Petersen Gary l-1 Podlasek Seniors 0 49 Edlyn Ruth Proud Shiela Ann Puffe .1 my Q yl ,f -if Stephgn E Rensngf Candy B2tll Miller and Carl Gl'lCWlSCl'l Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. ln all your ways acknowledge Him, and he will make your paths straight. Proverbs 3:5-6 50 ' Seniors A,-nr ff . N A . ff ,X . , -1. T41 , I' 4 Vicky Rlemef David W Rogner Martha F Rothermel Anita Elaine Rolief -Q-. ,f x 1. ,J i Dailid G RUSQW William Gary Rusnak X Lucinda L Sauder Timothy John Schlegel MOST OUTGOING: Michael Heinze and Kristy Storm 4 'ff A Whether, then, you eat or drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. I Corinthians 10:31 49 Susan Elaine Schlie Carla Schroeder Stephen P Schroeder Janelle J Schultz Seniors ' 51 Susan M Schumacher Bonnie D Schwartz K 9 X Nancy Scott Denise Sherrod QUIETEST: Amy Luke and Tom Jenks Knot picturedl Never-the-less l am continually with theeg thou hast taken hold of my right hand. With Thy counsel Thou wilt guide me, and afterward receive me to glory. Psalm 23:24 52 ' Seniors 'Uh V 1' ' e S3 ,f 1 , Y . .J Martha E Shoemaker Andrea Kay Simpson I 'Q 41' Cheryl Marie Skibbe Shirley J Slagh Carol Jean Spatz Roger V Steinke Sharon Veda Stellwagen Daniel M Stone Hi, 4- ,iid M Julie Streit Karen K Sylvester Linda L Tamm Darlene Tormoehien Seniors , af ,Ax A Judith L Trinklein Lynn Ann Trinklein Diane M Vanauken Sheryl Lynn Vestal Seniors ' 53 N . . l if tviq V7 ,N Y' S 0 Gail Darlene Walicki Joni Walter BEST LOOKING: Linda Wingfield and Joel Koehler Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that l commanded youg and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age. Matthew 28:19-20 Jon G Wareham David Warpness Loretta E Wasielewski Jeffry J Weber 54 ' Seniors w v 1 Stephen P Weber Irene Weingartner Lois M Wendzel Deborah J Willms Marsha JO Wink Jeanne M Young R Mark ziehf Michael Zimmer Seniors Not Pictured: Steven Ahlersmeyer Regina S Aukamp James C Aumann Diane G Block Thomas A Bredehoft Charlotte Cosenza David R Dehnke Linda Dunn Mary F Fedorski Michael R Filter Rick Fitch Zelma E Fritz Ruth A Gartman Donna L Gedmin David E Gieseking Laurie A Harm Geniece Herzfeld Matthew H Hilsabeck Stephen P Weber Irene Weingartner Lois M Wendzel Mari-Beth Ingalls Cathy S Jaeger Thomas A Jenks David R Joseph Cheryl A Klosowski Joel M Koehler Elaine D Kolbus June E Kolzow Karen E Kropa James A Ledebuhr Rosemary McBride Wayne A Morris Sandra Nelson Amalio Nieves Janice Nordbrock Marilyn E Orr Krista E Pfeiffer Lincla Lee Pratt Deborah J Willms Marsha Jo Wink Jeanne M Young David P Prough Marie Ransom James L Refenes Lewis E Rodgers Renee N Rousselo Vicky L Schreiner Robin L Shaw Jeff Shearier Nancy R Shebeneck Lori Sievert Kristy K Storm Marsha E Swope Michael A Trask Paulette E Walters Kenneth R Wesemann Laura R Wilson Phillip L Wingfield Deidre A Winkler R Mark Ziehr Michael Zimmer Seniors - 55 up - Q-1. an 'IviE6y,iiQ1 '34 H --. gn. 1 'Vue- Q an an-1. f a vu.. Q., was -14 30 sn. ww , Q, . r' 91 56 ' Dorms 'Y YY my .- yf ' 4 - A ,,,,..., gli , - HRK' ,,f .sq- 'P b Him il i lab! ,K 11. ...L P 'XE , A Q ' fu. 'v-. AQ, gfifxt Q .V -..'i? .Ab 8 QQ , if x ff RA' L The lake which sometimes forms in front of David- Jonathan Hall is unable to support aquatic wildlife, or at least that is what some practical jokers were trying to demonstrate. Dorms ' 57 wrrmyfga . at L.: 14.4 GROSS- Resldent Drrector Eunrce Heyne Resident Assistants 150100 ' Carol Jeske, 550 5b0 ' Connie Kahre, 330,660 ' Sue Helweg, 250-260 ' Sherrl Corporon, 450-460 ' Karrle Maas, 350.3011 ' Julie Strelt, 130-230 - Sherrie Klrst l50-160 - Laying: Carol Jeske First Row: Sheryl Vestal, Kathy Rubtn, Carolyn Edwards, Leigh Ann Rugensteln, Chrls Gentz, Jean Kampershroer Second Row: Julue Harrlson, Nowell Renser, Paula lsrael, Wendy Lamprecht, Mary Bergen, Judy Mrndykowskn, Cheryl Schroeder, Laura Farano Third Row: Kathy Stem, Elizabeth Pallk, Sara Srewert,D1ane Weldler, Candy Brauer, Pam Rtek Missing: Kathy Raddatz, Janet At- lruntx, Susan Armstrong,Ela1ne Latzke, Wanda Schatlanskr 130-230 f Front Row: Megan Nelson, Chns Salemr, Lots Wendzel, Jane Suevtng, Lrnda Ross Second Row: Mra Klenke, Krm Singleton, Janet Herdlolt, Michelle Rrggs, Carole Kung, Laura Hlmmler, Pam Muller, Llsa Bauer, Nancy Scott Third Row: Lusa Taylor,C1ndy Ohlwrne Karen Muechow, Amy Luke, Sand1Caare, Karen Holmes, Ten Behmke, Sue Madugan, Sher' ne Kxrst Missing: Debbie Brown, Janet Schellenberger, Nancy Blaes1nQ,Bonnre Schwartz, Clndy Hackbarth 250-260 0 First Row: Mary Dalhaus, Lrsa Rueter, Sara Holt- man, Karen Davrs, Dehhre Gall Second Row: Lmnda Aspeltra, Beth Marasus, Patrucra Gonzalez, Char Synder, Enleen Krueger, Caryn Relner, Chrissy Muller Third Row: Jane Schlre, Kns Hannenberg, Laura Etter,Shar1lyn Specht, Cheryl Rertz, Donna Vessrnr, Jan Muller, Denxse Stegman, Sher: Corporon Fourth Row: Sue Schroeder, Laura Roedrgar, Marretta Scavo, Cmdy Endre, Llnda Tetro, Rachel Schultz, Lee Brown, Robin Flosl 350-360 ' Front Row: Rachel Janke, Cxndy Pals, Sue Meyer, Duane Dlttrrch, Lisa Groeber Second Row: Beth Stefanovttz, Duane Goehel, Debra Krenke, Bonme Wllllams, Julie Strelt, Sara Bruenmg, Clorra Fahlsxng Third Row: Kathy Klokkenga, Eunice KUYIHQ, Angle Bnllman, Sally Muller, Carol Choluty, Nora Verheck Fourth Row: Sue Bartell, Tern Marley, Lnsa Staab, Cheryl Kuech, Julie Cvrossmann, Sue Hanke, Carolyn Doell, Anne Nagle, Lounse Hannah, Drane Gresekrng Missing: Rebecca Lubeck, Joy Lehnhardt 450-460 - Front Row: Tammy Augustrn, Judy Moncrrel, Laurie Harm, Laune Croom, Laura Wilbur Second Row: Sandy Sizemore, Wendy Pelletier, Llnda Muller, Angle Taylor, Karrle Maas, Krm Kasten, Mary Oswald, Marsha Wink, Nancy Yagow Third Row: Karen Kosherg, Nllcka M1lls,Jack1e Bauer, Zonna Kung, Linda Holmes, Judy Hleden, Krista Ple1tler,Chrls Domxn, Sheryl Storck Missing: Linda Wingfield, Johanna Stohs, Cheryl Cathey, Jane Dleslng, Jennrler Dudley, Deb Cvllner, Candy Rltltlle 550-560 ' Front Row: Jamce Cray, Becky Lust, Lori Spmka, Kathy Haley, Brenda llellng Second Row: Anita Rozner, Con- mc Lreske, Kam: Sturtt-vant, Eunlce Jaech, Cathy Chamherlm, Ruth Shoemaker, Lora brahanu, Candy Muller, Duane Schmrtz Third Row: Pam Wrllnarns, Chris Helmkamp, Chuho Okn, Ruth Gartman, Linda Weber, Vlcl-cy Rtemer, Connie Kahre, Jon: Walter Last Row:Jam-nvSfhult1,Janvlle Schultz, Deh Roth Mx'-.sunq l'aullnt- Palrnreutvr, Lvsllt' Yancy, Ellen Bolts, Wendy Snntharu, Marnl --r' lla-rzoq 58 M556 .yan I ,r-4, F ' ' 'QS -Q. 'V ' r f-', , A 'Q I , X Q .x x i' 5 , QQNR lex 1 QQ My A .- lp, H fe, J ' QI , - K tx' JP' - -F -, N- 1 5' 'Q lb 5 1 x , , iq' . ,, Q ' - 2 , at - f f.-More 1 , 1 --., Y , 1. 1 o J, . I i i .. , Ilia ' ' J r 3 , .-f. 3 AL . ,X - r At? azz., 1 , 150-160 ' Life ls Heavenly fs. P. Le, 130-230 - We Are Unique .1 250-260 ' Gross Hall Beats Them All r x il x nr 0 , '- . fl' wr. R K, ,. L1 ' 350-360 ' We Are Family . . . ln Christ vi. Gross 'Mn -+f- 2 , Gr .2'S5?f'n 1 450-460 v Christ Shines on 4th Gross 'fi ff? S9591 . it .A .gm 550-560 ' lt's Not So Bad Being Green and Gross Dorms ' 59 - Av 'Q r fl S 4 MARY-MARTHA ' Resadent Darector Marasa Heano Resadent Assastants Thard South ' Janace Brandt, Second 'South ' Colleen Krueger, Farst North ' Lynn Grunaaw, Farst South ' Andrea Samp- snn, Thard North ' Carolyn Laesch, Second Nurth - Deb Cross FIRST NORTH 0 Front Row: Myra Prueter, Candy Gabraelson, Marlene Rappy, Elaane Anton, Beth Camann Second Row: Kara Ray, Lynn Tranklean, Karen Wallaams, Ruban Vanderveera, Kathy Maaherke, Sue Hull, Lynn Grunarw, Cynthaa Swenson, Chrastane Sowatsky, Dehbae Lanan, Valerae Vance Third Row: Sue Lunng, Becky Ameass, Sue Narhwold, Judy Tranklean, Jen' naler Busse, Laura Dnebler, Renata Bandelow, Martha Rotherel, Karen Lantelmann, Shera Studtman, Peggy Zaer, Julae Monte, Landa Tamm, Sue Myer, Rosemary McBrade, Shan Brealt, Lora Kelly Missing: Jeanne Young, Cheryl Skabbe, Sherra Hantz, Laura Degner, Beth Brazauskas, Nancy Gnldberger, Edlyn Pro- ud, Joyce Schall SECOND NORTH ' Front Row: Lars Bramstadt, Carolyn Grundt, Kathy Ebert, Candy Davas, Laura Wykowska, Gall Walacka, Karen Kuntsman Second Row: Jall Shamek, Lynn Kurlf, Valerae Maller, Deb Grass, Kathy Mengler, Renee DeMay0, Becky Mueller Third Row: lrene Weangartner, Kathy Grapatan, Mary Schauer, Vacka Schreaner, Daane Knaasher, Elazabeth Brammer Fourth Row: Ann Bachaus, Sharon Markwurth, Sue Krackhard, Ellen Lau, Sue Wegner Missing: Sue Schlae, Krastan Sattler, Karen Reasag, Carla Oswald, Becky Mueller, Mary Mcpartland, Rohan Maurer, JoAnn MacKay, Deh l.eml-te, C-'annae Larson, Laurae Koch, La-ra Kelly, Cyndy Kaaser, Jenna Haney, lda Cheung THIRD NORTH ' Front Row: Lee Ann Manssen, Landa Schuemer, Charasse Yarrnll, Jenn Dahlstra-rn, Darlene Albury, Judy Cosch, Deb Wallms Second Row: Barh Hempel, Candy Caldwell, Jean Slagh, Lydaa Scharnatzke, Kathy Caardes, Kathy Koehler, Jeaneen Callahan, Sue Rathae, Karen Jarsa Third Row: Janet lngold, Sue Laesch, Nmaraku Nutana, Becky Plamann, Heade Jung, Sue Walter Fourth Row: Barb Kang, Beth Fanke, Carolyn Laesch, Loas Ramsey, Julae Kaphangst, Landa Danz, Col- leen Ashworth Missing: Lara Harley, Becky Raerner, Karen Sylvester, Laara Joyner, Julaa Haertlang, 'Sue Oswald, Nauma Mat tsnn, Candy B-rgenp-ahl, Margaret Davas, Lara Wear FIRST SOUTH ' Front Row: Andrea Sampson, Carol Spatz, Candy Taeman, 'Susan fax, Wendy llaackemeyer, l.aurae Bogen' pr-hl, Debhae Adler Second Row: Pam Reagan, Dehbae Bleeke, Lasa Wenzel, Dehhae Crarnang, Marcaa Bnenang, Karen LaFrarest Missing: Becky Laeske, Patty Branalt, Barh Pannaw, Audrey Wessel SECOND SOUTH ' Front Row: lynn .lohnsttrn, Rtaban Raahcler, Kay Tsuruta, Bev Zschaegner, Candy Green, Candy Traasheam, Dehhae Manssen, Aaleen Heaney Second Row: Colleen Krueger, Jall Pencla-aft, Caryl Wenzel, Lora lilmer, Bren ala Percy, Tana Blackwell, Daane Maples Third Row: Kumakaa Takahaslaa, Kam l,aBane, Karen Sanger, Sue Ciuetz, Handy Bealke, Jar Wunalerlach, Nancy Dvllarnanra, Raahan Scaatt, Ruth Pannang Missing: Jane lfllerts, lasa llerhst, Nadane Munalt, Karen I Jwvaalal larranay Paper, Krasty Sturm, Allasaan V.an llaraase THIRD SOUTH ' Front Row: Sara Nahaller, tlrace tlaa laura Herman, tihras Meat-r, Kras S-hra :a'a ler, 'N-are lleqaaer, Mary Ar narlal Second ROW: Martha learn, Kam Kaaalart, Kxandee Baflaan, lanala Moser lm' Anne ltaaranells, laaara Warnack, R-than 'Shaw lanala tiaatlvr, laaaart- Bran-lt Da-aaase ta-aenaara, Karan Tamlwr Shar-an NtvIlu.aqeaa Mara, llrtawn Suv 'm,hwar1, Taaaaaray alaaagnvr Marllaa Nl ar-a' aaaaker laraa N-'rkvy Nan' l range Missing: Katlay K-all-ar Kar-'aa lraavas, 4 .aara lllaaaaalwrs, Mary Kaamwrl Myrna I arrsa-aa .fXaaat.1laat'laa' FIRST NORTH ' Celebrate Good Times lllf '1...: ,a div Q. a,, -an LJ Q 1. '42 x N..-A l ' . - '. Aa.: L 1 i 1 HX' SECOND NORTH ' To God Be The Glory sz THIRD NORTH 0 Keep Lookin' Up Y FIRST SOUTH ' The Word Points to the Son I Mary Martha .fn 5. '1 ww, I va I W' - -was K w,.f,,3KMZ, L , .WV ,'w:,?,7Z,25:A f ,W M 'X ,Q SECOND SOUTH ' How Sweet it is Gu? :L ' . 'f Ima, 1 Q' 3 '45 K . 'X S ,ygnagf X 4: -bfibfv E W MW , G fu . .1-ww ' ...,w.-L -. wax- 5: Ewa, ,ali THIRD SOUTH ' A Touch of Class Dorms ' 61 -vw. 7? it all .ll il Xl KRAUSS-BROHM ' Resident Director Marge Gruber Resi- dent Assistants Top to Bottom: Second Brohm ' George Denholm, Second Krauss ' Lisa Nielsen, Third Krauss ' Lori Barsema, First and Third Brohm 0 Jon Wareham, First Krauss ' Lon Breskvar FIRST KRAUSS 0 First Row: Darla Schmidt, Bonnie Olson, Mary Schrader, Mary Riedenbach Second Row: Linda Mock, Nancy Buttenbender, Dorcas Ernst,Linda Skimel, Kim Bierlein, Ruth Ann Schultz, Third Row: Judy Hafner, Geneice Herzfeld, Sharon Walter, Darlene Tormoehlen, Lori Breskvar, Ruth Lam- mert, Carrie Siedschlag Missing: Beverly Bass, Kerry Beckett, Marie Coglianese, Cathy Dustman, Deb Gnevvuch, Heidi Her- polsheimer, Connie Kool, Kathy Krause, Stacey Purcell, Shawn Sisel, Lisa Waite, Karen Williams, Cheryl Wrzeszcz, SECOND KRAUSS ' Front Row: Denise Simon, Cindy Lemke, Teresa Heyser Second Row: Hank, Mi Kim, Deb Mueller, Julie Guenzler, Chris Krueger, Laura Cripe, Chuck, Lisa Nielsen, Third Row: Karen Dreyer, Deanna Stoll, Joan Budde, Deb Hays, Annette Arnold, Cathy Wiskirchen, Karen Roberts, Becky Elliott, Terri Harder, Shari Eilenfeldt, Ruth Reidenbach Fourth Row: Candi Schlodleldt, Mary Kortbein, Gretchen Miesner, Martha Koch, Janice Richter, Sheryl Duff, Dana Reid, Lori Wilbert, Donna Kirst, Jull Hickman Missing: Amy Engelbrecht, Barb Mueller, Dianne Furness, Gay Hannah, Joyce Spear, Liz Manke, Beth Miller, Sue Bullard THIRD KRAUSS ' Front Row: Pammy Hoeft, Ann Collins, Kelly Koehler, Sue Hockemeyer Second Row: Connie Jarvis, Shiela Pufle, Dawn Dau, Kim Matt, Kristi Koehler Third Row: Jenny McCall, Diana Theilgaard, Laura Brazauskas, Gail Callgreen, Fourth Row: Pam Kruse, Lori Sass, Lori Schlehuser, Lynn Bellke, Donna Lindgren, Frances Homess. Fifth Row: Audrey Braun, Lori Barsema Sixth Row: Cheryl Ulland, Sue Ashe, Janice Carpenter, Diane Verkler, Deanna No- ble, Sara Bauman Seventh Row: Karen Menczynor, Elizabeth Laseke, Lauren Hagen, Julie Karlson, Kathy Karlen, Barb Her- rick Missing: Kathy Reitsman, Cathy Winckler, Sandy Meyer, Laura Wilson, Robin Baxter FIRST BROHM ' Front Row: Paul Brink, Tom Kolal, Baxter Stewart, Second Row: Yong Sing Liang, Dave Warpness, Qais Sharif, Gordon Bynum, John Gallagher, Bob Weiter Missing: Jefl Kiel SECOND BROHM ' Front Row: Tadpole lmascotl, George Denholm, Tim Northrop, Dr Kent Schmidt, Mark Muehl, Scott Bell, Uncle Paul Hildebrand Second Row: Mark Baumbach, Rev Kurt Schilling, Misdah Mario Serra Third Row: Todd Jerebek, Dan Wegrzyn, Jeff Goldsmith, Tim Lochhead, John Taylor, Rick Tertzaktan Fourth Row: Mark Stover, Tim Ross, Karl Knorr, Tim Haller Missing: Dave Garrow, Randy Rogers, Tom Geyer, Tom Walker, Jeff Schwarm, Dean Gronemeier, Pete Senkbeil, Chuck Koci, John Schuman, All Reza Keshavarza THIRD BROHM ' Front Row: Mark Liese, Karl Jensen, Greg Alms, John Odean Second Row: Dave Seng, Rob Wassilak, Al Bardeleben, Dave Markov, Jose Lopez, Travis Schmidt, Grill Neilson Third Row: Dave Black, Jim Egen, John Kolker, Todd Voelz Fourth Row: Mark Linnemann, Al Tackett, Curt Hoover, Ron Bogs, Rick Fitch Missing: Don Hoffman, Gary Potllasek, Kevin Bartels, Eric Rittman, Dave Rogner, David Loza, Don Swartz, Dave Gieslklng Trim Jenks 62 si .AA ft 9-0- NV FIRST BROHM 0 Skeat 'i - SECOND BROHM 0 Who's Your Pals? Who's Your Buddies? We Are, Aren't We? XX xX NNN D xx an THIRD BROHM ' Skeat Krauss ' Brohm A ZQNHI ., .A x 3 M7 1 x Ex I N It x LI V X . Xt, ii , V jr Dorms ' 63 W' ff' , I 't . , 1 - . ..: 3.1. .. ' ri 1 F ' 1 -'S 4 l 1 Q U sf ' ' soma' 1 i DAVID JONATHAN Resldent Dlrector John Brlt ton Resldent Assistants Front Row Thlrd Davld Ken Wesemann Second Johnny Martln Schultz Thlrd Johnny Jean LaBrenz Johnny Cave Denms Clark Back Row FlrstDav1d Scott Petersen Se cond David Jlm Krupskl Flrst Johnny Denms Durham FIRST DAVID Front Row Roger Stelnke Steve Skrym Scott Petersen Carlos Grlewlsch Gary Neumann Second Row Steve Hayden Mark Slegel Dave Prough Rudy Kovach Paul Schllf Mnke Lange Third Row John Brunette Krm Kjerstedt Bruce Sleger Scott Chappelle Bxll Flatt Jlm Wert Mlsslng Roddy Peara Jeff Shearler Tum Schlllnng Gary Get tlnger Hal Betzold SECOND DAVID Front Row Blll Rusmk John Stennfeld Rlck Laubenstem Eugene Clark Second Row Greg Becker Mnke Knox Jon Ray Ertc Pan chow Jlm Holbrook Alan Berg B1IIGerIach Paul Kosman Steve Gruenwald Jlm Krupskl Mlke Carson Dave McClean Mlssmg Mark Zxehr Tnm Relnkxng Tlm Landwehr Dave Roth Tlm Bagby Bull Tucker Tum Wrrsbxnsky Steve Hammes Mrke Becker Dave Cardma Wlllner Cook Pete Bender Monte Haun THIRD DAVID Front Row Steve Eggold Muke Wmslow Paul Elchstaedt Bob Bartell Center Group Scott Chrlstensen Jeff Fuck Dale Lehrke Carlos Grrevvlsch Paul McCa1n Joel Pape Back Row Mltch Bean ChffAda1r Bob Spors Russ Pape John Naese Art Stelnbrenner Front Right Pete Lange Brad Slsk Charlle Gnflord Carol Bendlm Mxke Smlth Missing Ken Wesemann Pete DeValer1o Dave Taylor JeffSchrank T1mSaar Dan Kohlmeler Henry Cleveland Bruce Scarbeary Mark Loest FIRST JOHNNY Front Row Scott lbe Jeff Dorth Tom Essex Tony Wxttman Jay Wyeth Denms Durham Second Row Scott Lau Mike Carson Kevm Schroeder Mark Bahr Steve Johnson Mrke Fllter Mlsslng Mark Epperson Clay Johnson Mlke Rosm Luther Whltfueld Jnm Prnce Steve Kohrs Jett Weber Tom Turckes Aaron Landgrave SECOND JOHNNY Front Row Dan Krout Todd Tuggle Dave Hannenberg Dave Rammel Second Row Garrrck Turner Steve Weber Mark Kutal Roy Hamrlck Jrm Schroeder Thlrd Row Steve Hente Brnan Headley Tum Dler Martln Schultz Mark Baltuzar Trm Schegel Fourth Row Dan Albrecht Dave Koeneman Sparky Wetherall Flfth Row Brian Denms Mark Bremmer lon Salmnnen THIRD JOHNNY Front Row Ruth Her polshnemer Lmda Manlhes Sara Kuske Second Row Jodl Nyre Suzanne Taake Jan Volkert Thlrd Row Mary Becker Duane Falkenstern Michele Haertlmng Fourth Row Sherrt Colden Jul: Eglotf Kathy Young Fnfth Row Karen Getty Dawn Stevenson Cyndr Schluckcbuer Sixth Row Jackme Johnson Denise Prell Laurue Johnson Kathy Karttunen Eugena Doclker Jem LaBrcnz Margaret Petkewucz Mlssmg Sxgl Elchstadt Cathy Evers Sherri Esterlcln FIRST DAVID We re Young We re Good Lookmg and we Il do the job in SECOND DAVID The offlclal U S B Slldmg Team if 1 THIRD DAVID ' The Army +-..,- I -., 4 A tn. 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' V 'S , K K, f MLYS THIRD JOHNNY 0 lt's Worth the Climb 'ini ,- T Dorms ' 65 K 1 u .31 ,. KOHN-LINDEMANN ' Rvsnlvnl lllrwch-r Jm-I Brullng Rus! den! Assistants Tlnnl lrmlvnmnn ' Mark Cllarulvrrm, Third Kuhn 'l7.1rrylMvrt1, lirrsl l,lmlvrrn.mr1' Bren-ln Barry, Furs! and Second Kuhn ' Phil l .ask-fwsku Missing: 91-fwrul Llndvnmnn ' Dave Uvlmkm' FIRST KOHN ' Fronl Row: link Swcrrvy, Karnal Mm-fn Mark firlvrv, Wall Mm'iQ1mplu'll, Mrkv Carson, Paul Ruhrrrswn, Cmry Mdirnfkvn, Cunlfm Slurwlvnlrllur Second Row: Miki' Trask, l'lul lnsknwwku, llnva- Arm-:ss Missing: Daw Tlm-ss, Amlrvw I vung SECOND KOHN ' Missing: Anmlm Mwvcs, Klm' Kvllc, Nnllmn .l.mswn, Kvvm .lk'I!lKIf'lb, Rlflu Bunsulrl THIRD KOHN ' Front Row: M.-rrk Schunmclwr, .lm-I fkvnrml, Bull lienrw, Mark Rlclwrt, Dnvu Buchanan Second Row: Bull Vdn4ls'rl'.l'-., Slvvv Crrvvv, Bull Frrlcller, Clms Murphy, fmry lrelnml, 'wh-w Crumm, Jlrn Mvlssm-r Back Row: Ken Turm-r, Stvvv Zlrr, Jun Knlrrx, .ln-ll Sclnmrnll, Tum Slukrnann, lifwv Slellwngun, Darryl Mvrll, .lvll Snlvlskr, Chnrlw Krwhrx, Tim Lafrulx Missing: l'.1I iJuBvrnru'ttv, Paul Nuclmlwn, Tum iwull, Dennis Nnrllmwny, inc lauglulm, Dr-rmk Taylor, Dfwu Wwrlrrrmnn 330-660 ' Front Row: livin' Rwnlrw, Dall Swvukrng, Karyn Ke'9ss'lr1myur, Gunn Urnslvml, 'Sm' Hvlwvg, Jullv Anrrwrmr, Lennnv lnrwn Second Row: .lmumnlv Kunnlv, Ann Curtis, Jfmnn Burrow, Rullu llrlmnu-r, lin-Cky Rnhrnswn, lrlnrr llvlsv, Nnmy illls, Umm- Arnlvrgurl, lnurlv Hcllvr, Anna lirslu-rg, Renew 'wwvung Missing: .ll-.um Mnnmng, Suu Krucut, Llnrmu Helm, Munlfn .ln-rvtlrm, Jnckrs' Gulvnknul, Valvrw Wlnslum, fiarulil.1rrx,Annv Sh-plwrrwn, flwr Mrllvr, Alum' Kenney JOHNNY CAVE - Front Row: 'Small Pulnnsu, Greg Flnku, Eric Mnlx.n'lsvr1, frlvnn Fwclwr, lJ.1n Sarnpwn, Run Roslgrml Second Row: 'lim Hvrrmnnn, Jnlnn Tunrwv, lyk' Cf-151, Turn Zlenrm, fur! Wnlkvr Thild Row: Julm 5Ivvcr1s4:l1, Brad Strang, Rick Zvunvr, Ucnms Clark, .lwul Zrpny, Mika' Mullvr Buck Row: Hrmn Hvckor, Jnlm Burger Missing: Jim Rnhm sor1,Mnrkl9rl1vggvrn.1r1r1,fllufk Wmklvr,lMnSfl1rnull COMMUTERS ' Pictured: IS-.ll Alshun, .harm-s Aummm, lllwrvl llmnlu, Rulwrl llurgvsx, lhvrvvrx llvlvlmrxly, Snmlm Dvsln, lmrv Cin-lullmill, Susan Ciuhllmrlr, lirvnn Cvrlnfll, Mlkc llulnzv, in-nrgv lluuglr, lfmm llull .lmm llnmlwswrx, llvnrsv Jnfksurm, Cihvrvl Klnsuwskl, illmlwllu Kurlln, lun1vr11lnkv,.lwyfn' Muller, 'warmly Nvlwn, fivrull H'Umnm'll, liwlwrl Vclrunk, Dram Pltlulku, liann l'rw-wax, llrlln Rulnnuml, Nnmlv Sclnllvl, linmvl Slvvrrl, .luslum Swvvrl, l url 'X-ln'vvrt, linrlwnm Sr11.rg.u'l, Dan Sturw, Call lnyl-lr,.lvllVwrrvvvl,lJnr1rL1Wltt bb M 2 f -3 Aw ai A A Hum -re x , I 330-660 ' Wild and Crazy Kohn ' Cave ' Commuters 'ivy ' 11 'Q' lk av' s li f i -f K , -li Q E ,.,5Q-xxx, . xx 4 'V n '3 is A R 'H , , 4 sw , ' ,:, 13-4 X' X3 2 5-A JOHNNY CAVE ' Beyond Your Imagination COMMUTERS ' We Are Driven Dorms ' 67 u LI , 5, L -,ff if '1- Q 3 68 ' Faculty -rig. - ,- 4 in '. ',4 N , 4' A1 v. 3r M., ..-I xi Q, y 5,53 --qw.: 18 Q48 L 3 1 ' 4 -V 4 - 1 'f' bv 1 1 I E i 1 I V I Department are actxve racquetball players? Did you know that four faculty members in ihe Education I a C I y Faculty ' 69 'HIDMINISTWHTIIQN 'HN 5'l FlFF 4 - We 4 . 1 A ' 1 ' 1... A ,Z-,A -'fiL' '-'-M 1' -sie. .A My J, 5m'nWfH!tf -lf A . , 4 ' 'll bg gp '57 I L , P' as I , MJ l 'iz 'ls' 'Q' A- . ' LN 1 Q if lax ' Q?-K iw -.LMI Q 1 N ' 'Qi-zhf 1 ll f I l l ,F ' J ' A I Clyde Duder - Dean of Arts and Sciences , ,rhwiifai Q , L ls li Y :E ,Rf X ,ffxf-4'Jr Q 3, ,I sf Wi ima - President Paul A. Zimmerman Gwen Davis - Dean of Students W5 Rudolph Block - Academic Dean Carl Moser - Graduate Dean R. Allan Zimmer - Dean of Teacher Education 70 ' Administration WWi 'sw:.w www. Y A Purchasing Payroll - Fred Spurgat Dean of Administration, Neal Shackel - Opera- tions Manager, Erlene, Joan Wangerow and Barb Kalal. 5928 ' asa, s PK I l 1' ...o g all ,,......... K 'Ni ... WW gn' Development - Rev. Rahn - Assistant to the President, Rev. Muncheow, Greg Braun, Donald Rousch, Director of Development. him-,N K Q'-ll lr. M ., ,ff if Q,-s Financial Aid - Margery Baker, Howard Florine, Director John Buelow. 4 3 1 2 Z 1 , 3 2 Public Relations - George Lange A Robert W.Pieper- Registrar, Director of Graduate Admissions Admissions - Ray Brown, Fred Schebor, Rev. Gary Pohl, and Bob Preloger, Director Administration 0 71 Education AIP? VA N A i gf Qx of - f -iv' i t fzl ...al-' .l Christopher Chweh - Director of Elmer Arnst - Director of Student Dorothy Gant, secretary, and William Ritchell, Director of Placement Multicultural Education Teaching N, J' 622,12 ',l, 'iw Kr!-W , Richard Graudin Robert Toepper Bill Ameiss X W. a. 'u ... 2 .gi ,4., 1. rw Ei 4 'J' u. . 72 - Education fn 0 G L I Delbert Mueller Ms, an-V' 1? Lyle Kurth Delores Herman Charles Laabs -QQ. --Q. 1--1.1 Qi f N Shi Steven Hein l -1 f N' 151. 1... heologg and ' remrl prafhe In fl ,.-A ,xi qv- ., Nancy Nicol Kenneth L. Helnltz I Wesley lsenberg Martin Homan Wesley Wilkie lll if 6 Charles Froehlich Paul Kreiss Herbert Sims Gary Bertels Theology f Foreign Language ' 73 Sociology 6' Psychology I, QP -v f ' 4 4 If Dr. James O. Roberts Richard D. Schmid Dr. Marvin J. Dumler l ll l l l l .l.n. l Dr. Wayne E. Lucht Dr. Adrlane Van Bergen Eunice Heyne l l 1 l SL. ' .. '1 Dr. Donald Gnewuch Dr. Bonnie Bondavalli Carol Jabs Dr. Peter M. Becker 74 0 Sociology f Psychology l l I. 1 l Qizturg ani! nlitiwl Etienne English and Philosophy Speech and of. Merle L. Rodke L I Karl E So enson an xff' Eunice R. Eifert F s . Sims Paul G. Grotelues en Liberal Arts I , Business Computer Encisnc I -xc' x f l l. Q - l 'Y if Dr. William H. Kammrath I 4 , Back Row: D. Babcheck, D. Miller, D. Raabe, D. Brutlag, C. Miller, D. Witte, M. Gruenwald. Front Row: K. Rather, J. Klein, D. Kaestner. .ffl 0 l'iUl'lEll'l'lll2E lull i 1-any L K Dr. Norman E. Young Dennis E. Witte William M. Ewald Earth il Science and X Geography 'jf' If ix William M. Hussong Dr. Roger H. Flandermeyer 0 Sciences s h x ' sc 1 h 5 1 ' '- ., m- .... , X N ...., 1 7 l Y Q' .4 1 - , Y. Zn 1 I 5 3 ,ag - V l ! h 4 h 5 mlm 4 I 3 Chemistry, Physics, Math 1.0 'Mr Dr. Richard Calhoun , . , vw Dr. Carol Stellwagon Anlta Brledls Biolog l Ralph Klrchenberg Dr. Marvin H. Bartell fl .f i .nw- Dr. Kenneth Domrose sis ,' fi Sciences ' 77 Back Row Waldschmidt R Busse Dr R Hnllert V Hnldner Front Row Dr N Jennel Dr J Henmg Rimbach. . ' . Xa, 1 Paul Bunyes Dr Carl Waldschmldt Dr. Leonard H. Schoepp Walter W. Martin 'T 1-hz xx t F4 3 ' 1- f f I X 5 X s lf. . 4 -' , 'K d' . E c A . v - 2. 1 ' fa -r Terry M. Groh Darlene M. Fahrenkrog ..,. P 2 :fm Sv lf Dr. Harold F. Brockberg Conrad J. Aumann Wffawygz fww' N' s Alfred L. Hermann ArtfP.E. - 79 I-Iousmg Secretarles .nl Tom Shepherd Gayle Morales Joan Prsowrcz Academic Dean Musrc Multrcultural 'Simi' if Y AA! 'ill Marge Gruber Housing Drrector Char Frore Vermce Schulz Charlotte Hoger President Renata Weiss Undergraduate Admnssrons Dean of Students Accountmg Reglstrar ei.-is, Berme Poke Lee Thrasher Erlene Mannor Tom McCarthy Margery Baker Marlon Siler Dottie Aumann Debble Borden Gladys Kiel Agnes Hlldner Jocelyn Prrtchard Znta Thompson 80 ' Staff . O v ' : X il l CB i . , .1 44 f:1:.'.f K S xr C' 'D Y X JJ' lv , - A N A A ' ' X 'N 1 -.rf. ' ff- f ,V -ef M M A, 4 . . . ,511 1 . 1 V N v-1 57 ' 'M fd' .aw-n..,x V 0 1 'XX fi ,V li 1 l 1 V b .3 A 1 Q ,J V-si ,f . ,, .X a K A 1 ' its - S , xl ' A V A , fi I T S 7 4. 1 , .az I 'V fl 5 If- . H , - J . - A ' Y . , . - - . 0 I l to aa .ll lr . YW lax, CW' lv- h. -kl X , -, I X .xy , . iff l 'r X B I ,.. T, iQ Q , -' fy ... X , V- Q I n v . v y o l I V V r V - . ,, ., ' I l I ' ' L. H- gli I I 1 . Y . ' Audio-Visual K.C.C. N 1--:'r:'? 1 sg .-lll S Richard Richter - Audio-Visual Bookstore Bob Libka - K.C.C. Director aD Ol 'fig K.C.C. Bookstore - Carl, Pat, and Elmer. Dorcas Ernst - Post Office Kathryn Guscott - KCC Secretary Faculty and Staff Not Pictured Because of two PILLAR staff resignations during the completion of this section, many faculty and f or staff members were unfortunately unable to be pictured. The PILLARS staff hopes that you will understand the complications involved and thank the new faculty section editor, Peggy Sawitzki, and the Photo Lab staff for the photographs that did appear. Staff ' 81 Z -l l-I-'-n F' l . I I -4 Q -q l Pillow People make new Concordia students feel relaxed i I I b S during Orientation Week . , . and kept wondering! Clubs ' 83 84 0 Clubs ro l s G wing C oser as a Cla Through F ellowshi f W-U FRESHMAN FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE: Gregory Finke, Lisa Groeber, Jeff Dorth, Nathan Janssen, Diane Falkenstern, Jodi Nyre, Johnn Stennfeld, Kathleen Cor- des, Peggy Sawitzki, Debra K Krenke, Mary Oswald, Karen Timler, Sara Schiller. 57 7'5 7 1 ' Z'i .'Q' - ,,,..,.-If Toward Concern for Improvement H 4, STUDENT WELFARE: Front Row: Sherrie Kirst, Michael Broll, Row 2: Barbara King, Diane Dittrich, Sara Brueing. Concordia and Students Unite 1, Social Services 1 on Concordia's Campus 'W 12 CAUSS: Kris Brockberg, Cindy Davis, Gretchen Miesner, Prof. Carol Jabs, Amy Stephenson, Ruth' Lammert. I ELS INTERNATIONAL CLUB: Front Row: Lisa Taylor, Tina Yerkey. Row 2: Alan Chan, Homero Gonzalez, Alonso Castro, Pamela Reagin. Row 3: Susan Cox, Sue Guetz, Francisco Armada, Martha Rothermel. Row 4: Frederico Carbon, John Kolker, Karen Lintlemann. Row 5: Mark Baumbach, Yong Seng Liang, Akhim Salem, Attila Fahrettln-Kutbay. Row 6: Henry Cleveland, Jose Levy, Arturo Barboya, Stabos Godoy Mendez. Row 7: David Hagen, Kenneth Turner. Companions in Christ for the Community FIELD WORK: Front Row: Laurie Collies, Ruth Dubke, Sandra Meyer, Sue Ashe. Row 2: Kristin Sat- tler, Laura Roediger, Linda Ross, Marietta Scavo. Row 3: Rebecca Lubeck, Lisa Reuter, Gregory Finke. Row 4: Tomi Turkes, Cindy Davis, Ronald Bogs, Timothy Gieschen, and many others. Clubs ' 85 86 Clb Making Decisions That Affect Concordia EX-COMM OFFICERS: I le yl Vestal, Peter B D I S t k Student Views Voiced In Senate ,,.a. YJ MENC: Front Row: Judith Trinklein, Susan Meyer. Row 2: Laura Brazauskas, Marcia Boening, Debra Adler, Karl Jensen. Row 3: Karen Jirsa, David Roth, Laura Warnick, Jeff Goldsmith, Peter Bender, Wendy Lamprecht, Timothy LaCroix, Ann Backhaus. STUDENT SENATE: Front Row: Betty Watkins, Tina Yerkey, Sandra Sizemore, Carol Elam, Deborah Gnewuch, Charmane Snyder, Susnn Bartel, Deborah Corning, Gail Callgreen. Row 2: Kenneth Kalal, David Dehnke, Michael Filter, Jay Wyeth, James Wert, Paul Hildebrand, David Koeneman, Michael Knox. Not Pictured: Peter DeValerio. Preparing For Educating Gthers In Music 1 liwyliliaiiiflialisligr i 2 5 5 hihih iii lliiai Many Ministries At Concordia drill 'E ii. l I' CAMPUS MINISTRIES COUNCIL: Gary Gehlbach, Karla Ray, Phil Lakowski. U G 88 0 Clubs Fun, Fitness, and Fellowship WARA: Front Row: Carolyn Grundt, Connie Larson, Debra Lemke, Karen Sylvester, Lynn Korff. Row 2: Susan Narwold, Naomi Mattson, Lori Holey, Jill Shimek. New Perspectives in t l Worship in the s Name of Christ PLAYERS, INC.: Prof. Francis Sims, Robert Spors, Kathryn Krause, David McClean, Beverly Zschiegner, Stephen Gruenwald Sharing Encouraging A Curtain Carolyn Doell. Q l Words of Christ ENCOURAGEMENT, INC.: Front Row: Sara Bauman, Brian Dennis, Kathy Evers, Jonathan Kohrs. Row 2: Jennifer McCall, Mark Czanderna, Pamela Williams, Completely ACT: Officers: Prof. Francis Sims, Peter Senkbeil Kathryn Krause, Nancy Blaesing. W 3-r C7 l 1 l f F irst-Year Effort in Advancing the Arts ! ART CLUB: Roberta Waterman, Diana Theilgaard, Steven Johnson, Amy Luke, Mia Klenke, Mi Kim. Yi? H4 A ITI The Team Behind the Team Never Closes WL WRESTLING AUXILIARY: Front Row: Laura Wilbur, Robbin Flosi, Laurie Croom, Beth Stefanovitz, Nadine Mundt, Marietta Scavo. Row 2: Kerry Beckett, Lisa Bauer, Krista Pfeiffer, Shiela Puffe, Susan Lange, Sandra Beilke. Not Pictured: Karen LaForest. Clubs 0 89 90 ' Clubs an ni' if Organists Tune In And Speak Gut wg.: K AGO: Front Row: Angela Bollmann, Mary Kowert, Catherine Winckler, Susan Krout, Laura War- nick, Barbara Mueller, Karen Jirsa. Row 2: Gordon Bynum, Paul Nicholson, David Roth, Timothy LaCroix. Row 3: Arthur Griffin, Dan Albrecht. CONCERT BAND: Front Row: Anita Eisberg, Deanna Stoll, Susan Meyer, Charisse Yarroll, Cynthia Swenson, Ruth Shoemaker, Robin Vanderveen, Susan Wegner, Kathleen Moehrke, Jeanne Kunde. Row 2: Christine Krueger, Debra Krenke, Renee Sieving, Michelle Riggs, Sheryl Duff, Betty Miller, Caryl Wenzel, Linda Mock, Cyn- thia Hackbarth, Mary Becker. Row 3: Laura Doebler, Margaret Davis, Myra Preuter, Russell Pape, Jon Peterson, Pauline Palmreuter, Arthur Stein- breneer, Jennifer Busse, Paul Robinson, Jeff Schwarm, Peter Lange, Jeff Goldsmith, David Ramel, Clayton Johnson, Char- mane Snyder, William Seydel, Michael Lange, Paul Schilf, William Armbrecht, Row 5: Scott Christensen, Mary Schrader, Pamela Miller, Dean Christian, Stephen Skyrm, Karl Jensen. apelle KAPELLE: Front Row: Grace Yee-Yan Ho, Cheryl Rupp, Collen Krueger, Constance Lieske, Christin Helmkamp, Shari Breault. Row 2: Jennifer Haney, Audrey Braun, Karen Jirsa, Lisa Nielsen, Dana Ried, Joy Lehnhardt. Row 3: Susan Krout, Karen Williams, Laura War- nick, Jacqueline Bauer, Jean Slagh, Catherine Winckler. Row 4: Suzanne Degner, Darlene Albury, Barbara Mueller, Judith Moncrief, Laura Brazauskas, Lois Ramsey. Row 5: Darla Schmidt, Lynn Trinklein, Diane VanAucken, Rebec- ca Lieske, Elaine Latzke, Mary Kowert. Row 6: Travis Schmidt, Scott Bell, Peter Bender, Ellyn Kell- ing, Johanna Stohs, Ann Backhaus. Row 7: Michael Becker, Edward Winckler, Christopher Murphy, John Schuman, Stephen Weber, Kathleen Stein. Row 8: Daniel Krout, David Koeneman, Michael Schultz, Todd Jerabeck, Dennis Northway, Peter Senkbeil. Row 9: James Krupski, Mark Muehl, Arthur Griffin, John Britton, Paul Nicholson, Timothy LaCroix. Row 10: Kenneth Turner, Gordon Bynum, Dan Albrecht. Branching Out FORESTERS: Front Row: Denise Goeman, Timothy Gieschen. Row 2: William Tucker, Linda Mailhes, John Schuman, Deborah Corning, Laurie Bogenbohl, Timothy Bagby. Concertizing F rom River Forest To The East Coast 91 ' Clubs 92 ' Clubs '1 , , I .T News, Sports, And F Editorials SPECTATOR STAFF: Front: Scott Petersen. Row 2: Bonnie Williams, Tamara Joyner, Frank Patrick, Cindy Lemke, Joan Budde, Francis Honess, Renita Bandelow, Debbie Hays, Susan Lagne, Prof. Lila Kurth, Peter DeValerio, David Dehnke, Diana Thielgaard. FRESHMAN OR! TATION STAFF: F1 Row: Lori Joyner, 1 Haertling, Susan Osv Wendy Hockemef Robin Rohder, Tim Reinking. Row 2 Tamara Joyner, Dorth, Stephen Gr Wald, Linda Wingf Becky Plamann, Katl E b e r t , B e v e r Zschiegner, J Wunderlich, Darry Mertz, Jeffrey Weber. Picture School History, Perfect Year By Year PILLARS STAFF: Front Row: Peggy Satwitzki, Rebekah Ameiss, Louisa Hannah. Row 2: Tina Yerkey, Janice Volkert, Wendy Pelletier, Mary Bergen, Judy Mindykowski. Row 3: Dawn Dau, Jonathan Kohrs, Lynn Grunow, Deborah Corning, Mary Brown, Jill Hickman. , PHOTO LAB STAFF: Jeffrey Schwarm Paul McCain, Elizabeth Laeske, Brucr Scarbeary. l Receiving The Freshmen With Dpen Arms Camping In The Great Dutdoors FRESHMAN CAMP STAFF: Front Row: Janelle Schultz, Lynn Johnston, Susan Cox, Janet lngold, Elizabeth Finke. Row 2: Cheryl Skibbe, Scott Christensen, Denise Goeman, Sharon Stellwagen, Joni Walter. Row 3: Alan Bardeleben, Carl Griewisch, Donald Hoffmann, David Beringer, David McClean, Dale Lehrke. Clubs ' 93 LIVING WATER: Front Row Mary Brown, Diane Dittrich, Cynthia Green, Nancy Dellamano. Row 2 Steven Hammes, Jeffrey Schwandt David Thies, Jonathan Cleveland FISHBAIT: Lori Breskvar, Debra Krenke, Tamara Joyner, Jo Wunderlich, Gary Ireland, Gay Hannah, Stephen Gruen- wald, Beverly Zschiegner, David Warpness. Go Ye Therefore And Teach All Nations AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST: Brenda Heling, Henry Cleveland, Kristin Sattler, Mark Loest, Timothy Gieschenr Mining i Showing The Signs Df Christians YQ- ! nj if .xv ,fb fa i' ' V. 1. N: - Gi i , I X wg Jim- Clubs ' 95 96 ' Clubs A ff, - Making Music from Many Centuries l ' .,-.A, - 4 l l 1 l ri l l 'i i . 'i- gi ll 1, il 'i PERCUSSION ENSEM BLE: David O'Fallon, Donald Waterman, Stephen Skrym Clay Johnson, Pamela Miller Not pictured: Mary Schrader STRING ENSEMBLE: Front Row: Laura Warnick, Mark Kufahl, Johanna Stohs, Timothy LaCroix, Donnamarie Ross, Nora Verbeck, Dana Reid, Doris Heise, Arthur Griffin, Glenn Boettger. Row 2: John Fitchuk, Peter Bender, Karen Jirsa, Den- nis Northway. Blending The Voices Cf Various Viol MAKING MUSIC FROM MANY CENTURIES: Front Row: Susan Wegner, Prof. Eunice Eifert, Mary Kowert, Christine Krueger. Row 2: Gorgon Bynum, Susan Meyer, Dr. Evangeline Rimbach. Performing the Music of Reeds Resound in Harmony Rh WOODWIND QUINTET: Laura Doebler, Jeanne Kunde, J Busse, Christine Krueger, Meg Busse. Sonorous Sounds from the Brass Quintet 98 ' Clubs Mountains Moved through Ministry MOUNTAIN MOVERS: Joann Burrow, Paul Hildebrand, Constance Jarvis, Thomas Kalal, Ruth Pan- ning, Robin Rohder, Mark Baumbach, Cheryl Cathey, Monte Haun, Amy Luke, Carolyn Edwards Daniel Wegrzyn. g. Serving as Servants with Christ as Master 1 1..- 1. I i l i l 1 4 i l l l Y i ALATHEA: Front Bo, i Christine Meier, Lisa Waltii Laura Himmler. Row Susan Lange, Sara Schiller' Terri Behnke. Row Sl Michael Broll, Gordo: Stoneburner, Timothy Ewglli Not pictured: Cynthia Kaiserxl l l l DOULOS: Front Row: Eric Laughlin, James Meissner, Peter Senkbeil, Todd Jerabek's shirt, Susan Bartel. Row 2: Gail Sievek- ing, Susan Cox, Katrina Blackwell, Karyn Kesselmayer, Pamela Reagin. i 3 L l ll l i I l l Spreading The Truth Cf God's Word Beloved, Let Us Love One Another 45 . . w J D 100 ' Clubs Fools for Christ's Sake HIS MAJESTY'S MIRTH- MAKERS: Front Row: Sherrie Kirst, Sonshineg' Suzanne Hanke, Unique, Kimberly LaBine, Elmer.' Row 2: Pamala Rieck, Peekerg Linda Moser, Peanut 1 1 Ministering So That None Shall Perish WHOSOEVERS: Front Row: Mary Oswald, Sheryl Storck, Julia Grossman, Janelle Schultz, Lee Anne Runnells. Row 2: Nathan Janssen, Angie Taylor, Kathleen Cordes, Clifford Adair. Row 3: Sherry Esterlein, Timothy Landwehr, Jill Penchoff, Not pictured: Michael Kehe. Spreading ONE VOICE: Front Row: Candy Brauer, Diane Wiedler, Jack Eans, Judy Heiden, Kimberly Kasten, Rebecca Riemer. Row 2: Bruce Scarbeary, James Aumick, Peter DeValerio. Connected by God's Promises 41 RAINBOW CONNECTION: Robert Bartell, Susan Hull, Julie Monti, Audrey Wessel, Renita Bandelow, Sherrie Kirst, Jeffery Schrank. The Wgfd With Ministry near the One Voice Mountains M . 'W M' 5 ,R - dmsisak i . . ,.w.. NOIZ: Front Row: Ruth Herpolsheimer, Lisa Groeber, Gregory Finke, Jodi Nyre. Row 2: Dennis Durham, Jeff Dorth, Katherine Karlen. Clubs' 101 102 ' Clubs I , X Milf' 67 ...J A- A .A . ' 5 J q IV: J l,, l D.: ' 1 . li 1 I x . ff if J .f ..., if , N ! MF' 1 9i'l'sll'illili'5i ' i 2 E 2 3 5 .C C f u 4 2 19' W! .. gf . I ' i V my 1. Various expressions on the faces of some of the members of the Wrestling Auxiliary reflect the variety of actions in a typical Concordia wrestling meet. 2. Using a wide range of talents, the Foresters share the Word of God through spirit-filled song. 3. A behind-the-scenes look at the Kapelle reveals that the perfection with which they per- form does not come with ease, but with many hours of rehearsal. 4. Nancy Dellamano, David Thies, and Mary Brown sing while Jeffrey Schwandt plays guitar, and the special CYM team Living Water brings others to new life. 5. Surely the freshmen will remember the Education Seminar at Freshman Camp. Here the girls on the staff let their real selves come through. 6. ln The Children's Hour, these members of the Artists of Concordia Theater perform with utmost emotion and expression. 7. The members of the Music Educators National Conference go nuts after posing seriously for their yearbook picture. - Clubs - 103 104 ' Sports 'ww I. .wlgg .'.z: .. -' S 15 - Q 9 9 glimpse of the scoreboard Durin a rou h Seward ame, Mark Linneman catches a Q I Sports 0 105 Fogtball 0 0 o 0 Q o o 0 0 FOOTBALL Front Row: R. Boggs, J. Koehler, S. Ahlersmeyer, M. Filter, M. Tonne, T. O'l-lara, B. VanderPas, G. Gettinger, M. Linneman, B. Burgess, P Bartusch, M. Moses, M. Bahr, C. Griewisch, M. Rice, Row Two: B. Tucker, E. E. Kosman, Coach Brockberg. Back Row: T. Lochhead, M. Valleskey, D. Garrow Pankow, A. Sekulic, R. Turtzkian, J. Kreiss, B. Ryherd, T, Geyer, D. Harden, D. J. Wyeth, M. Miller, S. Grevy, G. Finke, J. Borger, B. Schmidt, P. DeBennette. Cardinni, Coach Aumann. Row Three: D. Buchanan, D. Ramel, M. Rosin, J. A 4,4 ' 9 , H gg. ' 'llc - 'i!i.f gf, NIA znhlfffj yi , . V- ff. f N X 106 0 Fall Sports llll 1 my i W This Page Sponsored by Oak Park Camera Co 1053 Lake St. Oak Park Mall 386-6447 Field Hockey ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'L , . t, l Y 1 ' ll B Il V1 lf o n I l l l FIELD HOCKEY Front Row: B. Brazausl-cas, R. Herpolsheimer, S. Kuske, S. S. Meier, T. Marley, A. Lutje, P. Brandt, J. Kunde, L. Wingfield, J. Haertling, R. 1 Oswald, N. Mattson, K. Lee, B. Riemer, L. Groeger, L. Joyner, J. Young, N. Maurer. l Goldberger. Back Row: Coach Kretzmar, K. Sylvester, L. Holey, K. Mountford, l l ,,4l eq 108 ' Fall Sports oy Tu V A X' - ' ' 1 f-MTV ' gr,-f ' if w .wsgaff , ff..'I'?ZZ: ' 4 3 M ' I , ,fi - - Q . ., 1 , W 1 S K, D , V5 ff b za 'L o . ls, iA? dev 5 .2 ,' A of 45955. Q. 22 M1115 ? i am , w 9 A . .M my . v -J k . Q 29 Y 5 This Page Sponsored by The Competitive Foot, Oak Park Mall my Fall Sp 7 - H o o o 0 0 0 0 ' Women s Tenms Q Q, 1 f r..,ffg .nnu2QW WOMEN'S TENNIS Front Row: K. Labine, S. Corporon, L. Bramstadt, L. Korff, Back Row J V., 31 7 L Heidloff, K. Nottingham, Coach Fasholz, C. Grundt, G. Kasper. it 5 44- V 7,1 f. o224w.fw'fff fffqf-f'f1fsf1fe2f rQ5ffwe4i?fzQfaef42f-ff 'fit-an .eww i.f:J'??ifft'i?isz'fjJsf+' Q--Eewwiifiifff ff',fj,5ggj9g... A513 -2 f2wiws?5'?' .diary ,ss We rw We at ' 3 vii '-15f'53'Tg'f?ef'iQ1,4P'. l QQVYW ' Ahfiifeiffflifbaafve s , of i' ' jcigyl ' ' . We-. . 'J' gif ,H :B ' 'W . 2 N o or Q yy! --f'--rw 1 - 1 1 i 1' V fiAf'l' ref ,f S-my v- ' X it .09 4 f2A.ffff...f..fgi'e5' f .. ,efi'ff-.mm-e.r... Pillars Patrons: Baker's Shoes and Lindsey Ltd. West Jewelers, 0ak Park Mall 110 Fall Sports o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 VOLLEYBALL Front Row: J, Schultz, J. MacKay, J. Walter, D. Lemke, S. Nahrwold, C. Larson, S. Hockemeyer. Middle Row: K. Koehler, S. Stellwagon, J. Shimek, B. Plamann, J. Callahan, H. Jung. Back Row: Student Manager A. Taylor, J. Schultz, Asst. Coach Refenes, Coach Steinbeck. W Aa- uff-'Xv mAmw- Jaw sf , X 1 L Fall Sports ' 111 Womerfs Varsity Basketball ' ' ' TC 1 TC -2 Us CTC 3 3 WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: J. Callahan, L. Korff, T. Marley, K. Sylvester, J. Shimek, R. Herpolsheime W. Hockemeyer, D. Lemke, C. Grundt, C. Larson, Student Manager B. Riemer. I4 A 3 5 ll. 5 12 ' Winter Sports . . . Womerfs Jayvee Basketball X ! . ...S 4. F . YL JJ WOMEN'S JAYVEE BASKETBALL Front Row: P. Zier, L. Holey, D. Simon, K. Schroeder, K. Grapatin, L. Johnston. Back Row: Coach Thomas, S. Nahrwold, P. Brandt, C. Trushein, M. Wink, Manager B. Riemer. juwwvf- . H A , . ' ' 'L T3- I SM I wa' fl., i - in ? ' l Winter Sports ' 113 1Vlen's Varsity Basketball ' ' ' ' xr? 4 ,f'r K., egg ' , - 'V :-- .. , r 1 K ' , -. VQ., . 13, , . , 5 MEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Student Managers - J. Reinking, D. Stellwagon. Back Row: J. Cleveland, B. Becker, R. Miller, T Landebur, B. Robinson, K. Koehler, L, Bramstadt, Asst. Coach Hermann, Coach O'Hara, J. Shiley, K. Bartels, M. Stover, T. Turckes, R. Rogers, M Faszholz. Middle Row: J, Wyeth, E. Pankow, T. Geyer, C. Knorr, T. Kalal, T. Brueggemann. , L2 if J , tx? ?'?s V. 114 ' Winter Sports wma: 24, Q'- W , 1 x -if ft QM QW 4 Q X 1 . yr x VY, 'x Winter Sports ' 115 .14- Concordia Fans GAC Zjwff .2 n Y A 25 H5 5 iv ' Q H, A ,,.,, ff? f-..,,. f' nn 5 NW r...'R. MA ,Y,, ,, . , .. ..,. M,,..Z ,- --4-14:4--fAyfM,. ' V , We , 2 ,A I- 3.,,' :,:. .+,A1:1 -V -,ma yay:-' X, V f '7 , 3 T' 3 V2 2Tfm'4-,, , ff 1' av' -. 'A . 23 F QL r V' i W -mdk., 1 iv , Y 2'- ,al Spectators ' 117 ' Baseball Q o o 0 Q o 0 o 0 ,, rl, ef' :Ay A, Ad... BASEBALL Front Row: A. Berg, T. Lochhead, D. Garrow, T. Northrop, J. Wyeth, M. Schumacher. Row Two: M. Rosin, A. Tackett, D. Beringer, D. Taylor, K. Hjerstedt. Standing: Managers, B, Peara, J. Price, D. O'Hara, G. Gettinger, B. Burgess, J. Borger, Coach Schebor. fav' 9' 6 ,gxx .2 A ii? 3 Q 1' M' 'W 7 ' 1 - WE .2 M ' 91 'f.5V Fgbfsoiw-r wee e-Mk 120 ' Spring Sports b N W, 9 'AA , X A Q gigs - wa QU Q is i 'F 1 if Q Q SE KR a flff 4 , 3 WUT 'Q hw wb-us , r WW I f , 4 'ww-aww , . f 1 QM. .J 1 ' Nth V flux A' hr gwa- Ab' ' - , . 3 'VA x , W 'Af' X I 1 .1 -, Y , 1 gg m lg., Q! ' 'VN 1 . ' , ,N ' - 'V , - Y Q ,Wi V K Q hu, .9 'ff . F V 5 - il ' Q - x f ' 'P ' . 4 1- 1 g4Y . . 5 x 7 5 , 4 Q ' ',- pw , . . aw 4 - X M ...VA -+'2ff-- 2-ff 5 . 4 ff , . ' 5 .. J x X ' ' 1- 5- '--...,,. inQn.x'el.'- - . L, A . ,Q . ' ' ' 1- I ' ?'QA-'-vvbif-1 -. ff if p Q P M CY A ' 44 A ,X X wwmffwm - M f f 1 ,,.. ., , A wwf- 4. we-.H 4 W .fx Spring Sports ' 121 o o 0 Q o 0 o 0 0 SOFTBALL Front Row: B. Riemer, R. Herpolsheimer, K. Sylvester, K. Schroeder, C. Puls, L. Holey, N. Mattson, S. Ashe. BackRow: Coach Klatt, J. Shimek, I. We- ingartner, L. Koriff, S. Nahrwold. R. Maurer, L, Yancy, A. Arnold, Asst. Coach L. Holowicki, Student Manager K. Mountford. W7 ' '- iv 'n. 3. f. -I+. . r - ., W fwfr . 5v.5l,f'. aww A it ....y,.-wi' Y ' r Iii! . ,,,. .5 . X :Qu-m-ml:-a4z....a...-..-- 122 ' Spring Sports ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' MQH,STQHHiS MEN'S TENNIS Front Row: J. Stennfield, J. Brunette, T. Wittman, D. Taylor. Back Row: C. Hoover, J. Vorreyer, D. Stellwagen, Coach Faszholz. i' ,,,.W.,.,-qwnfvvw' 41115. V fZ'l.j1.j.j..gJ a Xwx Vl5.,M1 ,, ,. jx.. X , 1 4 s ,ww Fw, ima! yi? fm W 1 YQ, F K.. Rf 7 Q70 -5.,,,w Spring Sports ' 123 MEN STRACK Front Row A Landgrave T Schnllmg C Walker D Sampson T Senkbenl S Gnm D Mertz Back Row Coach Brockberg M Lange W Cook B N, mg- , Ma I sl. i ll ff ,aw ji . N255 . -14. v ,wfl I Z Womerfs Track 'Qu-regime WOMEN'S TRACK Front Row: R. Sieving, M. Riggs, L. Johnston, B. Watkins, E. Jaech, K. Sturtevant. Mid- dle Row: J. Kunde, L. Cripe, B. Gnewuch. J. Haertling, P. Brandt. Back Row: Coach Sood, Manager V. Winston. This Page Sponsored by Oak Park Camera Co. 1053 Lake St. Oak Park Spring Sports 0 125 Varsity Cheerleaders and Yell Leaders ev-,, 4 New 2!'fs'uf'. L-U Nm , R 1 Af- 3. 'Y 3, XY we , , , .1 K. x as 4-we Wfwfm 4 51 ' .. , iq: f Ag' Y , wi 4:1- , A .gqggi - ,nw Y' gig -'f A 'fix -' .f ' ' 1 .if ,:,?L.a..f, ..-Yfrgffz,,p.1 -, mi - . 75 he nw! 1' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AND YELL LEADERS Back Row: C. Skelnik, C. Skibbe, C. Bogenpohl, D. Mertz. Down Middle: K. Ebert - Captain, J. lngold, C. Garazin, M. Mills, D. Taylor - Charlie. Left Side: T. Langewisch. Right Side: J. Weber. QL. 126 ' Spirit Raisers 'lt v KR Pon-Pons and Jayvee Cheerleaders . .JK Il, my 1 5 'eww PON-PONS Front Row: L. Moser, L. Koch, R. Rohder, L. Bauer, L. Staab. Back Row: L. Herbst, S. Wegner, J. Egloff, S. Laesch, J. Harrison, K. Pfeiffer. JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS: KBelowD Middle Up: L. Croom, J. Mindy, K. Studtmann. Left Side: M. Haertling. Right Side: M. Hockemeyer. Spirit Raisers ' 127 , - Joel Conrad tries his best to turn you on. I 1 Campus Life ' 129 The Wonders Ut Each Day The Typical Concordia Students' Day Is F ull Of Magic . . . For Some It's Getting Up In The Morning . . . l,.,, i RJ 21054 O ' Campus Life Holds It's Uvvn Magic Zi I ? 1 . . . And For Others It,s Staying Awake During Those 8 O'clock Classes am US P CpLf 131 ff ,W Friendship Is . . A Special Kind Of Love . X ' T T 'VM f '?i- 'R Mari! ns f 8 mr! i ML TOUR CLOTHES I Jfj 4 T 32 - Campus Life 11:4 ' A And Throughout The Day We Share That Love With Our Friends. S Y f. v 'x C' N' - ' ,f 'H We Also Study . . . il? X K, Q If-1, 7 And Study , . 5 XXX AndStudy... '2 Q, N H? I st' ef. halve Q Z .fy . iff 4 J ,4 9. 9 Q 1, to Q5-3, 11' Q time ...MJ Ne 'i is 8 And Sometimes Study Too Much! Cam pusLHe'l33 Time Gut For 'Z Lunch fs- W. ff.- J 134 ' Campus L fe 'T' X19 ' ' '. Fun In The Afternoon 135 ' gr.-,f I-.' 4 ...1, . . N-, . ' , ,,. .1AB...- . .4 l W. All My Cougars And 1 ' ' ' As The Campus Turns 136 C Mi p Life LA ,iw E -Q 4,JzlfQ X is :Sami ' Ln! Q 5 or 5.4 , 5 .K AN' QHQ ! X 'x i nf i ,....? r' X I 1 055 00 GK u w X BE P' 9 Y B , QQ f 9 ' 4 , I' K X vu X 1 liw. A x47 W3 4 vm 7'3 s .lk A I I -lm 1' ii? S - A 1 1.14. 1 r Y, H Q I XF. 6 my a xr 138 -' Campus Life -f-,A-,,, JL . WN 'OA P , if ff All Scream For Ice Cream! in I Work, Classes, Mail From I-Iome, Parties, And Ice Cream Socials 5. 'bs i ' E E - 8 , X r v - I ,l 1is,f .fi 1, 2 sw 5331! 's ,.'. ' N x g nr W A 16,4 - jj ,X T ,,,, .1 VN. ' f 1 i X A ,, Campus L I2 X Q Out Crm The Town , ,.,.,..-J-qui '1 W S 'Hii w,n :::g f :U :::: i 140 ' Campus Life P.,-5--v-T' A WX y . X f-vt? ' : 3.3 Lights Cut!! U. '7 E if-ip v .mf 4 , N ,J :5 1- Campus Life 0 141 , is K f f rm e gi e K K Y-, ' L1 X 55. Xa Fun and Friendship Belong Together -M5 ,. 214 x fem ,wa -NJ' A N.,.,e,- nf fif ff , ' f f gf .1 . QQ. ef,-if EG: :v.41. .uf pm- . ap... iii fl L xx, I4 Campus Life ' 143 q Moving from Buckingham Fountain, the center of Chicago, to Bonnie Brae and Augusta in River Forest, the Pillars staff hopes we highlighted moments off-campus for you as well as those most special times together right here at Concordia. I would like to express my thanks to those in- dividuals that gave the staff support, guidance, and help throughout the production of the 1982 Pillars. The planning stages went smoothly with the help of Joan Wangerow and Bob Libka during the summer months, President Zimmer- man, and our fine Taylor reps, John Harrold and Ken Nemsick. I was so pleased to begin our first year with Taylor Publishing Company. After Rich Richter's acceptance as our Advisor, he plunged into work printing the opening color section. His long hours in the lab helped cut ex- penses for which I m very grateful Mr Milas of Milas Studio Rev Lange Stella and Bob Preloger and Gregg Braun were helpful with suggestions ideas and providing senior portraits And without S A Photo Lab we certainly would photo lab staff were extremely important to me to the very end - thanks Bruce! Paul, I really appreciated all your long hours in the dark room, your dedication, and the beautiful prints you provided, your ideas, and for making this the very best of my college years. Staff, you were always willing to assume extra responsibility, run errands, give up your own ac- tivities, and make Monday meetings - even though I managed to be late! Thank you for the creativity and time you put into your sections. A special thank you goes to Mary Bergen Judy Mindy, Peggy Sawitzki, Jan Volkert, and my Assistant Editor, Tina Yerkey, who helped in those crucial times mid-stream. And, Jon Kohrs, Mary Brown, and Debbie Corning, and Deb Roth you all did such an excellent job with your sections. Deb Roth, the opening is great! For all your patience and help during my student teaching spring quarter, thank you staff! Because of the team spirit that developed, this yearbook will have special meaning to us. The 1982 Pillars will serve as a reminder of our times together. I hope that it will do the same for you and bring back many fond memories of your own college experiences memories which you can treasure in years to come Nothing could be better than C C R F To the glory of our Lord Jesus not have been able to have this yearbook Coordinator Paul McCain and his v'lM Christ Your Editor Lynn Grunow Closing r R 132823 LD 1281 . C309 1982 Z! iw? 996 --J 1 5 ix . , - Please kee th' I '-'ii This book is dp is card in the book pocket. ue on the latest date stamped. 4YLrS'v'l.r'l1u:v- 7-f--3g,,,,-An..-- Au. Y,,,, ,xnxx r uannnnnf- KLINCK MEMORIAL LIBRARY Concordia Teachers College River Forest, Illinois 60305