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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1985 volume:

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RUM, y Concordia College +R ,, l River Forest, IL f 1984-1985 f l J Xl I ' ' U-JTNCK EEMOHIALIEEM4 I' ! , 3 f - ' IdiG Colbgg A V, Ewen Fmegi,1L 59305 I . q' o N , l Table Of Contents Opemng Semors Dorm Llfe Faculty Campus Llfe 98 Sports 22 Closmg 42 ' 4 ' 16 ' 38 54 Organizatigns 72 1 ' 1 Betty Watklns 1962 1985 Betty WHtk1HS a Sen1or at Concord1a was called to be w1th the Lord Thursday January 10 1985 She was a commuter student from Berwyn 1n the Secondary publ1c educatlon program w1th a B1ology major and Chem1stry two years served as a student senator for the Student Assoc1at1on represent1ng the commuter students She IS best remembered as a person who had a love for l1fe and the outdoors and more 1mpor tantly one who was always ready to help someone when they needed It The Lord IS my shepherd I shall lack noth1ng He makes me 11e down 1n green pastures he leads me b6S1d6 qu1et waters he re stores my soul He gu1des me 1n paths of r1ghteousness for h1S name s sake Even though I walk through the valley of the shad ow of death I W111 fear no ev1l for you are wlth me your rod and your staff they comfort me You prepare a table before me 1n the presence of my enemles You ano1nt my head w1th 011 my cup overflows Surely goodness and love w1ll follow me all the days of my l1fe and I W111 dwell 1n the house of the Lord forever l4l0'705 We Dedicate The 1985 Pillars To minor. 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Am. .94.sW'Sss at ,2Xif..,, ,ff 5 ifjs 1 A EN QW B 7 -f' W MSU b f 4, vfvjxb 316 fy W W 95 gf 0551 WV-'y4vUU5 ?,5?hwV'QWf?? f ,,, . f in 1? fmy' f I ' f DORM LIFE J I f f ,fr JW ff X K 4' Q ,S X Q qw? N r :Q . , AQ S f , Q, X A ' AZ? in 'B K 3 'W X .E .. x ' a I TSS S.. -1 .wma-N-um auwwqaww amsvgnusw W H We' re The People Our Parents Warned Us About First David Front Row: D. Alborn, J. Dreyer, D. Ernst, B. Pape, S. Kreiss, P. Buchop, P. Bushur, J. Wert. Back Row: P. Kuhn, J. Sunderman, P. Hyssong, S. Chappelle fR.A.J, J. Lange, B. Terry, S. Regan. Missing: M. Miessler, C. Winkler, K. Burns, R. Hamatsu, S. Lind, J. Brown, E. Danner. uThe Only Dogs That Come On Our Floor Are Johnny Dogs Second David Front: P. Wordell. First Row: J. Stennfeld, D. Ramel, D. Thies. Second Row: T. Landwehr, R. Harkins CR.A.J, M. Richert, C. Khoen, P. Buck, B. Amsden, D. Bahr, D. Ramsey, J. Frank, R. VonHolten, Third RoW.' P. Pullman, T. Voelz, P. Eggebrecht, D. Meute. Missing: J. Meissner, P. Robinson, D. Wegrzyn, C. Rink, T Mirly, K. Knorr, C. Gnewuch, G. Clark, T. Lewis, P. Borle. Brrr-It's Cold Up Here Third David Front Row: D. Keller, M. Holewa, G. Wilke. Second Row: R. Pape, M. Bahnfleth, T. Grewe CR.A.D, D. Schoessow. Third Row.' T. Coleman, D. Constien, M. Rittman, T. Herrmann, P. Schichner, G. Laatsch, Fourth RoW.' M. Broll, G. Becher, M. Lundgren, B. Biedinger, R. Zeuner, P. Gramit. Missing: J. Arduino, M. Breedlove, J. Gallagher, D. Knief, L. Maddux, B. Mankiewicz, J. Paterson, J. Peterson, B. Scarbeary, K. Smith, B. Williams. 40 .l., ipsf., ,, Don't Ask Me Where They Are- I'm Just The R.A! Jonny Cave Pictured: P. Duncanson fR.A.J. Missing: S. Abbe, B. Becker, D. Thews, E. Michaelson, M. Miller, J. Rolf, S. Lee, J. Koehler, T. Brand, M. Patton, J. Kohrs, S. Anderson, A. Landgrave, A. Koch, B. Gerlack, S. Glen, T. Wittlinger, M. Liese, D. Steinick, B. Hetzel, D. Wert, B. Jerzak. '4First Jonny: Need We Need Say More? First Row: S. Waterman, S. Greve, K. McCormack, D. Grabarek, J. Tischer, T. Kalal, T. Turckes, E. LeMay. Second Row: S. Hall, A. Stock, T. O'Hara, A. Sekulic, N. Malleos, R. Albreckt, J. Smith, G. Laatsch. Third Row: D. Borcherding, M. Dean, M. Bender, E. Brofford, M. Rosin, C. Evers CR.A.J, D. Schmidt. Missing: J. Scott, J. Schlaefke. Tie One On With Second J onny First Row: C. Payne, S. Lau, S. Beckman. Second Row: J. Kempf, G. Baum, D. Doebler, M. Thoelke, T. Jerabek, D. Bolte fR.A.J, R. Collies, P. Schult, M. Kozlowski. Third RoW.' K. Hoffman, M. Nebel, D. Roth, T. Maher, A. Preuss, H. Schlif, C. Schlie. Missing: G. Maxie, S. Ibe, S. Putansu, T. Piper, M. Serra, S. Everette, G. Baum, C. Calimee, R. Clark, J. McNamara. Diamonds In The Rough Third Jonny First Row: R. Janke, J. Macke, K. Bloom, J. Prem. Second Row: C. Schluckebier, P. Palmreuter. Third Row: D. Hedtke, L. Croom, A. Stamm, J. Handley, S. Golden, J. Volkert. Fourth Row: C. Lavenau, B. Going, E. Kuring, B. Faga, A. Muraski CR.A.l. Missing: K. Palmreuter, D. Hoefke, J. Nyre, L. Groeber, P. Mysliwiec, L. Hartjen, L. Stogowski. Jane's Angels?', 660's Front Row: B. Beyersdorf, R. Hoebener, J. Haase CR.A.J. Second Row: K. Bosgraph, J. Allen, L. Duey. Third Row: L. Thur, K. Stahlbush, S. Schuler, L. Purcell, S. Lorenz, P. Schramm, C. Knauft. Missing: P. Anderson, J. Awe, S. O'Brien. '6Let The Good Times Roll 550's Sitting: C. Meyer, L. Lipke, B. Keller, E. Brookman, C. Rouse, A. Frank, C. Meyer, M. Sharkey. Standing: L. Gunther, D, Lutze, D. Loesche, J. Harrison fR.A.7, L. Habbe, L. Eichstaedt, Z. Decker, T Ceranek, D. Donnelly, C. Truxell, K. Gleisner, J. Schroeder, L. Bruening. Missing: K. Carr, L. Krafft, H. Edmunds, K. VanDixhorn, M. Sharkey, L. Muel. 42 I Let'S Go Crazy 450-460 Front: C. Domin fR.A.J, J. Lehnhardt, D. Stegman, S. Schroeder, M. Fey. Middle: J . Koenig, R. Anderson, S. Fabricius, D. Milovic, S. Geisler. Back: B. Williams, D. Gall, C. Kamalsyah, K. Maske, J. Johnson, B. Heissenbuettel, K. Koch, J. Mindykowski, D. Hedtke, D. Zuberbier, S. Kreiss, J. Beuer. Missing: G. Walther, V. Goltermann, J. Carpenter, S. Richardson, S. Schmidt, P. Peper, D. Brackman. 66 7 79 Three s A Crowd 330-350-360 First Row.' S. Corsten, L. Behrens, K. Clausen, B. Stallman, K. McKain, B. Bernhardt, A. Hoelke. Second Row: C. Miessler, D. Hughes, M. Cowan. Third Row: N. Bull CR.A.J, L. Ramsey, M. Kolb. Fourth Row: J. Walther, S. Mueller. Fifth Row: C. Winterstein, K. Kraai, D. Stancik. Sixth Row: A. Dorn, S. Anderson, B. Lutze. Seventh Row: J. Frey, S. Cichon, M. Webb, L. Boehnke, K. Knief, D. Schmidt. Missing: J. Steinke, J. Voorhees, M. Plamann, P. Dumerer, B. Wohlrabe, L. Storm, K. Weber, B. Kool, L. Moneta, E. Kopp, J. Hornbostel, L. Kasten, T. Metoff, E. Kim. cc 97 S Party Animal 250-260 Front Row.' T. Johnson, C. Seims, L. Stennfeld, J. Miller, C. Moser, B McCabe CR.A.J, A. Bliese, L. Olsen. Middle Row: L. Schumpe, P. Klingerman, S. Marcis, M. Erbelding, K. Kohtz, C. Wakefield, J. Graczyk, K. Sena. Back Row: K. Chmela, M. Karolus, K. Massie, M. Palmreuter, D. Voelker, S. Ziegeldorf, D. Motzny, E. Diak. Missing: S. Knox, J. Burton, S. Brieman, L. Reuter. Wake Us For The Weekend! 130-230 First Row: J. Eisberg fR.A.J, L. Schneider, Second Row: M. Hettig, K. Graef, K. Hildebrand, D. Grimm, C. Courson, K. Tuscany. Third Row: A. Rieder, C. Kirkwood, H. Schwarzenbacher, M. Chavarria, L. Solov. Fourth Row: L. Fischer, C. Hipple, A. Wittenbrink, S. Baumann, K. Rogers, C. Clemetson. Missing: B. Flandermeyer, K. Weissberg, R. Schuettpelz, T. Beyer, J. Han, B. Brown. As Close To The Pits As We Can Get 150-160 First Row: C. Ulreich, S. Konow. Second Row: M. Bergen, K. Blazek, D. Pech, K. Redeker, K. Anderson, S. Eden. Third Row: C. Snyder, A. Taylor CR.A.J, A. Stewart, S. Zahakaylo, C. Crouch, S. Tieman. Fourth Row: K. Palmreuter, K. Shearier, S. Meyer, J. Peters, K. Schmidt, S. Barbee, M. Gates, N. Schmeisser, W. Ward. West Suburban Hospital Back to Front: N. VanKampen, D. Lane, P. Lanning, J. Gant, K. Oberheir, B. Harris, M. Lundell, B. Ogren, S. Richardson, L. Blair, B. Loftus, L. Lubeck, L. Nauman, J. Young, M. Klenke, C. Fuehrmeyer, R. Bailey, D. Boehm. Missing: We apologize for those that are unidentified. '- ' 1Ill V- 11- . , ,x . . I . BVWSC ty-4.xjf,f ' . ff' . if rf .v ze xr. ., 1 'W N.. M, .if N lk 752' Q f an . Front: S. Schiller, M. Bellorin, R. Mueller. Back: C. Front: D. Brinkman. D. Williams. Cenerht S. Bell. Allen, L. Fairfield, S. Degner, G. Eckert. Back: M. Gruber. C. Helmkamp. K. Belhs. Missing.' R. Gruber. Front: S. Tischer, C. Evers, S. Chappelle. Back: P. Duncanson, T. Grewe, D. Bolte, A. Muraski. Missing: R. Harkins. L . Left to Right: A. Helmke, J. Koester, N. Janssen, E. Left to Right: J. Haase, A. Taylor, J. Eisberg, H. Doerner. Missing: D. Ernst, R. Federwitz, J. Brutlag Meyers fR.D.J, C. Domin, B. McCabe, J. Harrison fR.D.i N. Bull. World Class Trash First Llndemann First Row: J. Nielsen, R. Federwitz tI.R.A.J Second Row: Greeneltch, D. Hauschild, S. Benehamou, Y. Nagakura. Third Row: P. Fries, G. Pilo, T. Miyake, J. Basterretxea, M. Kasahara. Fourth Row: A. Djebli, M. Kourdache, A. Naters, C. Rincan, B. Weiland Missing: C Chan T . . g, . I-Iillmer, P. Kamps, L. Marcolongo. Culture Shock Second Lmdemann First Row: E. Doerner fI.R.A.h, Samer. Second Row: D. Risch, R. Wrigley, Farid, F. Durbin, Hondoyo, V. Romandine, Jaime, Third Row: Firas, D. Krengel, G. Vought, J. Plund, P. Meyer, M. Behnke, S. Miller, S. Frenzel, D. Klaris, Bashir, Emad, Ibraham. Missing: K. Sandersfeld, M. Jaeger, T. VanHoy. Third Lindemann- We Do Things A Little Backwards First Row: Y. Koyama, H. Saruwatori, S. Schnurrenberger, S. Muenchow, N. Parvizian. Second Row: J. Chang, Y. Hao, C. Cholity, L. Pinto, H. Cha, S. Lin, A. Yamaguchi, N. Sato, C. Schwabe, M. Young, B. Marlatt, G. Hanna. Third Row: K. Meyer, V. Thongsathid, B. Rakow, U. Masshard, K. Borgmann, D. Arndt, J. Koester fI.R.A.J, M. Kruger, S. Whinnery, C. Schimek, S. Heath, J. Albers, I. Obrist. why, ,eu Better Late Than Never First Kohn First Row: R. Hetzel, S. Dunker, M. Briere. Second Row: S. Bullard, D. Buchanan, Third Row: J. Kahre, D. Otto, A. Helmke fR.A.J, T. Dunker, M. Walker. Missing: M. Sasmann. Tappa Kappa Brew Second Kohn First Row: J. Harrison. Second Row: J. Denecke, M. Springer, D. Ernst 4R.A.J, H. McGrath, Third Row: M. Muenchow, J. Knutson, J. Benson, D. Lehl, S. Weaver, S. Harger. Missing: P. Marinko, T. Fan, C. Buth, R. Shippy, W. Owens, J. Hutchinson, M. Stebbe. Didn't Want To Do It, Felt I Owed It To Them Third Kohn Standing: T. LaCroix, P. Nicholson, M. Schumacher, D. Stellwagen, C. Murphy, J. Kirchner. On Floor: T. Versemann, E. Seltz, L. Lohr, K. Wenzelburger, G. Davis, T. Petzoldt, M. Griffith, J. Moore, J. Heimsoth, T. Jaeger. In Front: D. Sterling. Missing: D. Chu, J. Conrad, T. Lough, R. Post, J. Salefski, N. Janssen fR.A.J, R. Kellar, C. Patrick, A. Miller. Frrst Krauss . . . One Quacking Good ime First Row: B. Marasus. Second Row: J. Schoonover, R. Dixie, M. Nelson, B. Yetter, L. Kutz. Third Row: L. Novak, B. Schumacher, J. Palmquist, S. Hockemeyer, C. Desens, L. Himmler, S. Studenski. Fourth Row: J. Hill, D. LaCroix, D. Angstadt, L. Kendall, I. Tegler, C. Helmkamp fR.A.J, J. Young. Missing: S. Sisel, L. Cook, M. Hockemeyer, R. Schultz, L. Fry, A. Hilchen, C. Hilchen, P. Jeppesen, R. Martin. Call Us Undecided Second Krauss First Row: D. Gage, D. Gage, P. Pichiottino, D. Harroun. Second Row: L. Arft, C. Burke, D. Stoll, K. Oakes, D. Brinkman fR.A.J, S. Shafer, L. Radke, M. Altevogt. Third Row: K. Behmer, J. Plautz, J. Zambos, S. Rochlitz, S. Elling, C. Brutlag, A. Rummerfield, M. Rees, D. Schmidt, J. Szczepanik, M. Jescarz. Powderroom Playboys Third Krauss First Row: K. Bellis fR.A.J Second Row: J. Keller, T. Rosin, P. Imlah. Third Row: T. Kutz, T. Tuomi, M. Redlaws, J. Jacob. Fourth Row: F. Pawalk, G. Bahnfleth, O. Kairies, B. Volkert, B. Graham, P. Gruenwald, M. Shockey, B. Hartenberger, R. Kins, K. Boyer, M. Faga, D. Berryhill, M. Fritsche, M. McDonough. Missing: M. Dean, T. Black, D. Wolsky, D. Holt, S. Taylor, J. Dunwell, B. Duey, D. Goeglein, R. Ebert, C. Kayser. f iw A TIE, Early Morning Weekendersv First Brohm First Row.' C. Helmkamp CR.A.J. Second Row.' R. Schreiner, V. Bradley, L. Epps, S. Tegler. Third Row: B. Hente, J. Walker, D. Fortunato, L. Henke. Missing: C. Meuhler, C. Keyes. Second Brohm-A Great Way Of Life ' First Row: D. Parker, W. Nichols, D. Williams tR.A.J, E. Rittman. Second Row: J. Hoffschneider, K. Schultz, K. Schmidt, J. Neubauer, A. Heren. Third Row: M. Shields, B. Gramzow, D. Brandt, S. Hermansen. Fourth Row: P. Hildebrand, T. Bertram, M. Flight. Missing: S. Eickmeyer, B. Smith, K. Berkel, D. Klein, D. Buchanan, M. Hadler, P. Wheelhouse. Looking For Better Living Conditions Third Brohm First Row: E. Bass, L. Rast, M. Herzog, S. Bell fR.A.J, J. Basile. Second Row: P. Blackwen, L. Winkelman, M. Uken, T. Schumacher. Third Row: T. Zuengler, S. Schiestel, S. Kruse, T. Senkbeil, G. Alms. Missing fTook the B trainbz R. Jentzen, C. Patrick, D. Bjorklund, R. Rossignol, S. Rolf, S. Stigdon, D. Hull, D. Herring, D. Balla, M. Carter, T. Wachter, J. Hilmer. Barely There First North Third row: B. Blissard, S. Spaid, J. Hellyer, S. Boxdorfer, J. Ford, T. Wieck. Second row: L. Shepherd, J. Erdmann, C. Allen tR4.J, S. Wegner, L. Roediger, K. Kurth. First row: M. Otto, J. Borer, J. Koehler, J. Richter, C. Sowatsky. Not pictured: D. Christenson Can You Bear To Live Without Us? Second North First Row: K. Fellwock, S. Gehrs, C. Wessel, D. Schneider, D. Hendricksen, L. Fairfield CR.A.J, E. Brondos, M. Verbic, T. Peeples. Second Row: S. Bartel, S. Bartel, C. Gall. Third Row: L. Bouman, L. Utke, S. Lucas, V. Gawlik, D. Powley, A. Fraase, L. Foltin, N. Ristow, L. Miller, B. Meyer, C. Bingenheimer. Fourth Row: K. Barnhart, P. Wiggins, J. Conway, T. Utterback, B. Broda, S. Boaz, J. Blumenschein. Missing: K. Dickey, K. Alcock, T. Wellington, L. Runnells, J. Powell, J. Marcis, C. Koester. Come On Up And Cuddle Up To Third Northv First Row: J. Schlie, B. Ameiss, R. Mueller CR.A.D, R. Laesh, L. Moser, C. Pritzlaff, I-I. Madsen, T. Tyler, M. Peterson, B. Muench, K. Dobratz. Second Row: S. Gonder, J. Egloff, C. Goglin, L. Hellyer, S. Dopke. Missing: C. Wurster, E. Ernst, M. Yehn, S. Kuske, D. Sadilek, J. Spurgat, G. Oldenburg, D. Voss, L. Stern, B. Koch, L. Hanson, D. Krenke, K. Cordes, R. Larson, J. Warnick, P. Rieck, C. Caldwell, B. Brazauskas, J. Marciniak, T. Dunyan. 5355 S 3 B v new sr f 'swirl Q-as 1 il 5savtrisks-sXa.,w,s., if was N '55 A.vswfxa,c. .2 .',- ,Of X ,Q ,. wa wif is s . , J . C' v21sfrff.iQ Q, A s-mvsgvl. -. ,. .. - s2,xf,-get ,. fs N M . ., , A,. ,ff f M.. gg, 'es f js 25 A Jer - N e 1 . wg 4 Ps sg' Q kv lv,-eg are-91: , ,LEX QQ' A - txgzsdxgib ,c 2 ,MV M -i Where The Spesh'l People Live First South First RoW.' L. Olsson, P. Israel, M. Krumsieg, K. LaForest, D. Nolin, R. Moll. Second Row: J. Murphy, R. Shoemaker, L. Eckert, M. Fischer, G. Eckert tR.A.J, K. Grapatin, D. Linin. Third Row: J. Harrison. Missing: D. Wellborn, S. Krackhardt, W. Lamprecht, M. Herzog. uCome Sail Away To Second Southv First Row: J. Shoemaker, K. Lindstrom, J. Reitsma, J. Melvin, L. Kandt, K. Rubin, J. Carlson. Second Row: P. Pekkewicz, B. Nehrt, S. Liebmann, K. James, S. Pate, S. Schiller fR.A.J, L. Hannah. Missing: J. Burrow, K. Brockberg, C. Dixon, A. Eckelman, D. Falkenstern, K. Gorman, A. Grim, D. Ho, C. Jarvis, J. Kiel, J. McCall, C. Nerge, C. Olsson, A. Schilling, C. Smith, L. Sullivan, K. Timler, B. Wright. Third South- Swimmin' Hole First Row: S. Degner 4R.A.J, K. Kemerling, N. Mundt. Second Row: S. Myles, M. Cocanig. Third Row: M. Eickmeyer, M. Gentzen, C. Laesch. Fourth Row: C. Hardtke, S. Redenz, M. Haertling. Fifth Row: V. Doehrmann, D. Dufelmeier. Sixth Row: N. Notani, K. Young, L. Schuemer, C. Drews, C. Meier, K. Schroeder, B. Lubeck. Missing: L. Yancy, L. Etter, R. Carpenter, M. Brunette, J. Hatland, B. Koeller, A. Krafft, K. Owen, M. Mueller, B. Stefanovitz, L. Mears. 51 'T '? 'V ff? Q vig? I 1 E ? . Y 5' L x My , 1 1 ,1 'Tvs . .. 1' K f r Si, SY X if ., . x - 5? r sg, HX' W J ,f A r X K 'KX ,gg K 3 .. 3... :spiiq Q 'fl 9 d ,..-' .Qwzvl.... .,-. Commuters: The Snack Bar Is Their Home- Away-From- Home' ' Left: V. Callese. Right: D. Dingraudo Left to Right: L. Morgan, A. Krueger, B. Krueger, S. Scott Left to Right: L. Guitirrez, P. Cinquegrani, J. Larson, N. VanKampen, T. Lisle, G. Graham, P. Bialek. BNQSJU ge Cjwjmb Sw JZ MX QD pf oi Ex J pZ254xf7O5 , gui, 'i my 35 f' w Mya? J R ,, . M y fm? ry' 4 I A' f 5 FACULTY JW W' ff! X ,M-,,,. I .Wt f 'A--it ' fflw Fred SPUFSHPDGHU Of Ad' Allan Zimmer-Academic Darla Schmidt, Pastor mjnistration Dean, Tyrone Shephard Acton, Jonathon Kohrs, Joyce Hatland, Nancy Bull, Deaconess Nancy Nicol Marge Gruber-Housing Gwen Davis -Dean of Director SfUd611fS Administration 56 Charlotte Hoger - P1-egj- President Eugene Krentz dent 'S Secretary 7-v - r .,.. William Ameiss Richard Graudin Ch - t h h Bette Krenzke. Front Row: Lauren ellen,-Lmda Petros, Us Op er C Weh nie Perman, Judy Bartell, Ingeborg Teske-Early Childhood Center i Egbert Toepper, Mary LaJeunesse, Elmer Arnst-Student Teaching Dorothy Gandt, William Rietschel-Placement Office ice r David O'Fa11on Paul Bunjes Steven Wente Julia Hermig John Miller Richard Hillert Carl Schalk usic Thomas Gieschen Gayle Morales, Secretary Karen Brunssen Robert Busse .0-of 'f -. Evangeline Rimbach Carl Waldschmidt Natalie J 911119 1 W 4 -, I I I I I r ll f ,r 'L IU N! 61 English W Merle Radke P01035 2 I ix- Karl Sorenson' Lila KUTU1 rt! Henry Letterman Paul Grotelueschen ig: af S:- oreign Language Speech Hlstor Paul Kreigs William Ewald 8 ' i . Q 2 V 5 we Frances Hardy Eunice Eifert Torn Ber mann X ' eeee A n 'i Robert Hayes George Nielsen Ken Barnes 63 H Marvin Bartell av' Science Carol Stellwagen Anita BI'iGdiS Ralph Kirchenberg William Kammarath, William Hussong, Patricia Rose, Roger Flandermeyer maine fmcflj Ronald Schuchard Marilyn Moehlkamp Kenneth DOITIFOGSS v- -R ilrrm .Y .. Y 711 af-S 21 th is Computer 1 Hillman Richard Calhoun, Norman Young, Manfred Boos, Ruth Champagne, Coleen Chalmers Linda Mock, Jane Snyder, Chris Janzow, Kevin Rather, Phil McCain, Clark Miller, Rich Helmke, Tim Saar, Dave Raabe, Dale Brutlag, Mike Winslow, Dennis Witte Center Art F-E. S11 13 Walter Martin Darlene Fahrenkrog Leonard Schoepp 1: 'ixpsi 1 Sociolo Psycholo Carol Jabs, Noel Schalk, Bonnie Bondavalli, Peter Becker, Donald Gnewuch, Roger Finke Adriane Van Bergen Wayne Lucht 'QF' NWN-ab:-.. 39' fd I ,..... nur' 2 'X 'XL . . 1 f ' B B 1 N Dale Septeowski Randell Venzke James Roberts ,L P ysical ducation Thomas Faszholz Lynn Geary, Secretary i 'V 84... Alfred Hermann Harold Brockoerg Judith Kretzschmar ' Conrad Aumann Lois Klatt ii., Arthur Bacon- Center of Continuing Edu- cation Back Row: Donald Roush, Robert Rahn. Front Row: Fred Muenchow, Gregg Braun- Development W , fi 'fi ., fl 5 Carol Hanneman and Noel Schalk- Academic Coun- selors Linda Carfagnini, Donald Gnewuch. Seated: Carol Coke- Graduate Studies Howard Florine, Vicki Holbrook, Carol Risley- Financial Aid 2 Q Gladys Keil, Arletta Mundt, Agnes Hildner, Jocelyn Pritchard, Robert Pieper- Registrar's Office Neal Shackel, Elaine Hermann, Carole Soldat, Ann LaGuardia, Marianne Wilson- Administration Office Left to Right: Bernie Polk, Loretta Busse, Joyce Onik, Jackie Ni- chols, Tom McCarthy, Lee Thrasher, Earlene Mainor- Accounting Back Row: Jim Braun, Fred Schebor. Front Row: Vicki Unger, Joanne Teske-Zillman- Admissions I Back Row: Rich Richter, Cornell Kusmik, Henry Latzke, Au- drey Roberts, Barb Peterson, Bob Bede. Front RoW.' Phyllis Masak, Sherry Meadow- Library 69 x 'F :mnW N 3 Bob Libka, Kathy Guscott - KCC Mohammed Younes, Pearl Boines, Geoff DeLucca, Glenn Stahlmann - SAGA SDS' 3 MN - xx X ai to , 6 , f- . Sm X- ' Ay ,Egolf i 53 5 Y f X., a 4 X i 3 lr. VK -k Back Row: Robert Crader, Frank Airhart, Dale Allor. Front Row: Mike BackRoW:Bob Krueger, David Berryhill. Middle Row: Bolen, Jean Smith, Pat Camp, Dawn Schmidt, Barb Troupe. - Housekeeping LeeAnn Runnells, Kathi Opgenorth. Front Row: Judy Gant, Edna Abel, Wendy Sam - Duplicating Paul Rogner Ron Schultz Patty Styles Security Elizabeth Becker CEN SRCH Pat Floena- Bookstore Yr 'fmgssi Y 1'-v-...ni X, A Left to Right: Jim Hasil, Jim Knysch, John O'Brien, Bob Mann, Modesto Martinez, David Winchester, Jerry Novak, David Elzivga, Stanley Evankoe Robert Dahl, Cindy Allor, Joel Conrad, Milton Owen. Seated: Linda Holowicki. - BKLG 71 1 I Jw W2 4 GJ V177 M, UQ 1 f 7 Q3 I M55 Qs Q fa '7 ,,g,4..s2,54g,'-765 11 f y mfg WW fm? u+ 7 H f ' ORGANIZATIONS W , J j 'fr J 'Mff' ,Q Y , 1 Y Sv mfg, X, e , 'M 2 ff! I' 54, sf A ,, an A Staffs The Orientations Staffs are very special people. They are chosen during the spring of each year for the purpose of welcoming new students to our family here at Concordia. The people on these staffs need to have welcoming smiles, Willingness to Work hard, a good sense of humor, and a readiness to spread the love of God to others. FRESI-IMEN ORIENTATION: Front Row - Sally Bartel, Jodi Nyre, Kim Eichert, Sandy Liebmann 2nd Row - Rebecca Lubeck, Sue I-Iochemeyer, Mary Beth Brunette, Ra Dixie, Mary Hochemeyer, Stevie Gehrs, 3rd Row - Doug Williams, Paul Morinko, Dave Herring, Chris Murphy, Dan Wegrzyn, Back Row - Dave Thies, Dave Keller. 16 I X WW 'S YN ' . hh ' 4,- TRANSFER STAFF: Front Row - Joann Burrow, Jane Schlie, Linda Moser, Laurie Croom 2nd Row - Sue Gonder, Ellen Brondos, Lorraine Mears, Kathy Young, Kim Kemerling Back Row - Dave Constein, Dan Roth, Chris Evers, Brian Becker, Mark N ebel. CAMP STAFF: Front Row - Gary Ireland, Chris Meyer, Tim Jaeger, Kathy Cordes, Greg Finke 2nd Row - Angie Grim, Todd Voeiz, Sherry Anderson, Russ Pape, Kim Lindstrom Todd Lough Back Row - Kara Brockberg, Kendra Gorman, Tim Brand, Jan Kiel, Jim I-Ieimsoth, Janet Young. usic The Foresters are a select group of eight students who use their voices to praise the Lord. This group spends their summer on campus rehearsing music to present throughout the following school year. The Foresters toured in Florida this year and they also sang at many meetings and conventions. FRONT ROW: Kent Burns, Susan Schmidt, Scott Anderson. TOP ROW: Kathy Owens, Timothy Hillmer, Kara Brockberg, Michael Lie-se, Christy Strasser. The group of men and women who sing for us in chapel about once a Week is the Chapel Choir. This choir uses their voices to make our chapel services more meaningful. The beautiful sound of handbells used with the choir also help us in worshipping our Lord. CHAPEL CHOIR: FRONT ROW- Alecia Wittenbrink, Sue Whinnery, Chris Gogolin, Gretchen Walther, Elizabeth Taylor, B.J. Stellman, Lisa Schneider, Julie Warnick, Joyce Macke, Brenda Hente, Carol Koke. BACK ROW- Tim Landwehr, Steve Taylor, Mark Fritsche, Fred Dubin, John Dreijer, Jon Kohrs, Dave Doebler. gg:- The Kapelle is the concert choir on campus under the di- rection of Dr. Gieschen. An au- dition is required to be in this group so as to have a balanced choir. Kapelle sings at various times in the school year includ- ing performances in concert and on tour. The choir ven- tured out East this year for an enjoyable tour. They represent- ed Concordia and sang their praises at various places includ- ing Niagara Falls, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. FRONT ROW' Beth Wright, Mary Karolus, Sharman Geisler, Susan Schmidt, Deanna Stoll, Stacey Barbee, Wanda Ward, Christen Helmkamp, Jennifer Murphy, Becky Ameiss, Mi- chele Gates. 2nd ROW' Paula Israel, Val Schoen, Kathy Owen, Jean Marcin- iak, Ruth Shoemaker, Maridee Herzog, Lisa Eckert, Sue Degner, Janet Koehler, Tammy Wieck. 3rd ROW' Joanne Shaw, Judy Pethes, Shelly Konow, Debra Krenke, Carol Miessler, Diane Henrickson, Jenny Steinke, Sue Wegren, Renee Mueller, Diana Har- roun. 4th ROW' Bill Gramzow, Kent Burns, Paul Marinko, Chris Murphy, Chuck Winkler, Brent Weiland, Nick Malleos, Todd Petzoldt, Timothy Senk- beil, Scott Anderson. BACK ROW' Timothy Hiilmer, Jim Heimsoth, Jim Neubauer, Timothy LaCroix, Scott Bell, Scott Putansu, Jeffrey Nielsen, Mark Shockey, Doug Williams, Gary Vought. The Flute Ensemble is a group of women who meet every Monday night. This group rehearses for an hour to polish up the music they will play for chapel and for their recital near the end of the school year. The Percussion Ensemble is another group who meets once a week to practice their music, This group is very small this year but they use their talents to play music that is unique and different. The Jazz Band is made up of musicians who like to play a more up beat type of music. The forte of this group is jazz music instead of classical music which is played by the concert band. This group practices often and performs their music at various times throughout the school year. C' 4 5 X ' X wif. X f ' FTW i New S we NNN ' wx ' 1 ,.- 15,1 The Band is made up of a group of people who play var- ious instruments ranging from a picolo to a drum. The group is full of talented musicians who Work together to produce a beautiful sound. The Band per- formed their music in concerts and many times while on tour. Their tour was outstanding be- cause of the many hours they spent preparing their music for various churches in the Mid- west. FRONT ROW' Tammy Beyer, Dave Koester, Linda Radtke, Lillian Kutz, Joy Reitsma, Cindy Wakefield, Kathy Hippie, Lisa Duey, Anne Frank, Julie Warnick, Marybeth Cowan. 2nd ROW? Robert Williams, Robin Schriener, Debbie Nolin, Russell Pape, Jane Haase, Julia Powell, Carl Gnewuch, Cindy N erge, Eric Danuser, Susan Fa- bricius, Christine Gogolin, Heidi Schwarzenbacher, Nadine Schmeiser. 3rd ROW? David Doebler, Karl Schultz, Scott Weaver, Laura Cripe, Bruce Vol- kert, Fred Durbin, Charmane Snyder, Bill Hartenberger, Mark Fritsche, Dan Brandt, Paul Gruenwald, Phil Schult, Paul Robinson. TOP ROW? Sandy Shepherd, Director John Miller, Mark Miessler. Not Pictured: Kevin Boyer, Mark Rittman, Dave Ramel, Lisa Ols- son, Jon Peterson, Wendy Lamprecht, Memories The Pillars and Spectator staffs take day to day happenings and put them into print for all of us to see and remember. Both staffs require dedicated Workers to put the pages together and meet the deadlines. The full year is needed for both staffs. The Spectator puts out a new paper each week requiring continuous work every day to make sure each issue is new, unique, and up to date. The Pillars staff works slowly on the yearbook the entire year so as to represent the year as at Whole. W-'MWA ' W r ,.... SPECTATOR: Front Row - Cindy Norge leditorl, Charles Froelick Cadvi- Sorl, .Ion Peterson Back Row Q Carl Gfnewuch, Sandy Liebman, Joy Reitsma, Janice Richter, Marianne Het' tig, Tim Shumacher. PILLARS: Front Row - Deb Donnelly, Jan Volkert fco-editorj, Gail Graham Ceo-editorl, Cynthia Gall, Deb Linin, Harry Schilf Back Row - Delaine Hughes, Jim Moore, Mary Webb, Laura Cripe, Bruce Voikert, Deb Gall, Kathy Meyer. E ents Homecoming week is a very special time at Concordia and the people on the Homecoming Committee are the ones who made it all possible. A lot of planning Went into Homecom- ing Week. The committee planned many events including the dance, the banquet, the powderpuff football game, and the slave auction. HOMECGMING COMMITTEE: Front Row -Dan Wegrzyn, Mike Patton, Lisa Sullivan, John Denecke, Kathy Young, Kim Kemerling 2nd Row - Delaine Hughes, Julianne Walther, Laura Ram- sey, Darla Dufelmeier, eChris Drews, Joye Hatland, Monique Cocanig, Chris- tine Laesch, Jennifer Hornbostel, Paula Anderson, Susan Lorenz 3rd Row - Sandy Liebman, Nadine Mundt, Sally Bartel, Sue Bartel, Julie Egloff, Beth Brazauskas, Brian Hetzel, Brian Becker 4th Row - Chris Evers, Mary Kolb, Cin- dy Winterstein, Jill Frey, Laurie Croom, Sue Gonder, Julie Stallman, Mary Bergen, Vicki Gawlik, Kim Fell- wock, Lisa Hellyer, Kris Knief 5th Row - Kendra Gorman, Sherry Anderson, Martha Mueller, Lorraine Mears, Laura Novak, Ellen Brondos, Ra Dixie, Judy Pethes, Julie Hellyer, Amy Schelling, Ruth Laesch, Mary I-Iockemeyer Back Row - Debbie Schmidt, Claire Kirk- wood, Bliss Kooi, Pam Dumerer, Leigh Behrens, Bonnie Bernhardt, Dawn Zu- berbier, Kristin Webber. SPECIAL EVENTS COUNCIL: Kathy Young, Linda Moser, Sally Bartel, Julie Stallman, Mary Bergen, Sandy Lieb- man, Laura Novak, Lori Storm, Brian Becker, Kim Kemerling, Ruth Laesch, Sue Gonder, Julie Egloff, Beth Brazaus- kas, Amy Hoelke. The Special Events Council and The Student Activities Council are groups of students Who are very active through- out the school year. Their goal is to keep the students in- formed on happenings here at Concordia and to plan events for us to enjoy. Parents Week- end, Campus Awareness Day, Spring Fling, and Starlight Showcase are just a few of the many many events they plan. STUDENT A CTI VI TIES CO UN CILJ Mike Patton, Lisa Sullivan, Sharon Myles, Christine Laesch, Tim Brand, Ra Dixie. Leaders The Executive Committee of the Student Association hold very important and essential positions in the student govern- ment. They oversee the main- tenance of the student associ- ation and Work hard as student representatives. Elections for these positions are held each spring and the students of Con- cordia are responsible for vo- ting these individuals into their office. Gary Ireland Tony Bertram President Vice President Sue Bartel Troy Piper Secretary Treasurer .ff Greg Finke Jill Burton Spiritual Life Spiritual Outreach 84 X 28? Ruth Laesch Todd Lough Special Events Academic Life Mike Patton Student Activities SENATE Front ROW - Susan Muen- chow, Jan Kiel, Dawn Wellborn, Ju- lianne Walther, Sally Bartel, Tammy Hoeft, Pam Schramm, Susan Fabricius Back Row 0 Todd Kutz, Diana Gage, Paula I-Ietzel, Paul Fries, Sharon Te- geler, Mark Nebel, Bruce Biedinger, Eric Brofford. The student Senate is made up of student representatives from each dorm floor and from the commuting students. Sen- ate has meetings every other week when they discuss and make dicussions concerning matters Within the student as- socziation. Swimmers The group of people who We saw swimming a lot, especially in the spring, are the people in Natari. Natari is a synchro- nizedswimming club that puts on a show in May. This group of people are very dedicated and work hard to put together a show that their audience will never forget. Q , .wu- , .. X S 4 Nxwst- hotos Memories are made by taking pictures and this is what the Photo Lab does. This group of men and women go around campus taking pictures of ever- ything We would like to re- member. Beyond just the tak- ing of pictures the Photo Lab also develops and prints pic- tures, many of which are used by both the Pillars and Specta- tor Staffs. PHOTO LAB: Front Row - Lani Gun- ther, Elizabeth Brookman, Deb Donnel- ly Back Row - Dau Brandt, Debbie Lutz, Ken Bellis, Dan Ramsey, Bob Amsden, l1l'S6S Front Row - Barb Broda, Kris- tin Carr, Judy Prough, Julie Walta, Vicki Honacker, Renee Bailey, Janna Schroeder, Lisa Boehnke 2nd Row s Sandra Rios - Director, Karyn Stahl- bush, Ruth Gustavson, Kim Gleisner, Beth Ogren, Kim Bos- graf, Ellen Pohiand, Nancy Vanliampen, Sheri Boaz, Kathy Rogers Back Row- Lau- ra Kraft, Marla Young, Chris- tine Hardtke, Mary Peterson, Donna Lane, Charity Hilchen, Patti Kroupa, Jamie Walker, Susan Schmidt, Lori Nav- rodtzke Not Pictured - Mia Klenke, Reyes Salva. The Nursing Choir is open to nursing students who enjoy singing. This group of talented singers meet twice a week to rehearse so that they are able to spread Gods Word to others. This year the choir went on tour out East and they had several concerts in the area. The Nursing Student Grganization KNSOJ is also open to nursing students, This group has monthly meetings that provide a way for the College of Nurs- ing faculty and students to grow and develop a variety of interests. , .iz- 1'3II12l Players INC actually is a tal- ented group of actors and ac- tresses that use their drama tal- ent In the Name of Christ. This group spreads the word of the Lord through their acting in chapel services and at various activities throughout the year. Another group of actors is the Artists of Concordia The- ater, otherwise known as ACT. ACT put on several productions this year including Alice In Wonderland, Ladies In Retire- ment, and The Mikado. The ACT board helps the directors of these shows in the behind the scene action of each pro- duction. INC: Front Row - Fran Hardy - Direc- tor, Scott Bell, Katie Graes, Ed LeMay, Marty Herzog Back Row - Jean Marcin- iak, Gretchen Oldenburg, Krista Do- bratz, Tammy Wieck, Claudia Schimek. ACT: Front Row W Claudia Schimek, Jean Marciniak, Krista Dobratz 2nd Row - Diana Harroun, Belinda Muench, Tammy Wieck, Miriam Junkin Back Row - Becky Beyersdorf, Scott Pu- tansu, Chris Murphy Not Pictured - Donna Gage, Karen LaForest. Friend International Friends is a group of Concordia students who see an opportunity to go into all the world Without ever leaving Concordia. They orga- nize activities to bring Concor- dia students together with ELS students and encourage inter- national friendships. Through these friendships opportunities to spread the Gospel occur and they become more aware of the wonderful world God created. INTERNATIONAL FRIENDS BOARD: Camy, Kamalsyah, Susan Richardson, Susan Muenchow, Beth Rakow. The German Club is made up of students who are interested in the German language and the culture of the German peo- ple. This group gets together occasionally to have fun and to share in their knowledge of the German people. GERMAN CLUB: Kim Hildebrand, Dan Ramsey, Elizabeth Brookman, Lani Gunther, Kelly Massie, Janet Prem. CY There are ten Concordia Youth Ministry teams on cam- pus this year. The purpose of the CYM teams is to spread the gospel to young people in churches throughout the Cen- tral United States. The CYM teams participate in events such as lock-ins, bible studies, and church services and they sare their love for the Lord with others. IN HIS NAME? Karl Hoffman, Jim Kel- ler, Pauiine Palmreuter, Todd Jerabek, Tina Dunyan, Kim Hildebrand, Harry Schilf. PROMISE' Front Row - Laura Himm- ier, Gary Wilke, Todd Kutz, Mark Muenchow, Caroline Siems Back Row - Diana Gage, Cindy Desens, John Jacob, Eunice Kuring, Ken Bellis. 3 4 T infxf M , 0 df T ' ff? V f NOIZ: Front Row - Tim Jaeger, Cheryl Koester 2nd Row - Tim Brand, Lisa Groeber, Gretchen Oldenburg, Todd Lough Back Row - Jeff Scott, Debbie Schneider, Suzanne Elling. L.I.G.H,T.: Front Row - Gary Vought, Andy Heren, Bob Mankowitz Back Row - Joyce Eisberg, Renee Mueller, Jenny Steinke. SONSHINE: Front Row - Ra Dixie, Patti Jeppesen, Julia Powell, Sharon Tegeler 2nd Row - Becky Marlatt, In- grid Tegeler, Anne Rumerfield, Peter Meyer Back Row - Carl Gnewuch, Paul Wordell, Mike Patton, Ed Doerner, Lynn Foltin. CLOWNS: Darla Dufelmeier, Pete Duncanson, Mike Carter, Lenny Win- kelman, BJ. Stellman, Diana Gage, Tim Rosin, Chris Drews. CONQUERORS: Bottom Row - Karen Anderson, Kathi Kraai, Terry Vaniioy 2nd Row - Dave Bolte, Sharon Ryherd Top Row - Sherry Anderson, q. JOYBY SURPRISE' Front ROW - Joye Hartland, Kathy Schmidt Back Row - Tim Mirly, Brenda Faga, Nick Malleos, Heidi Schwarzenbacher, Rick VonI-Io1- ten. I www! 2 M- - N . w 'hge , ii ' X21 Sz ,li L .i iv ev an :Q v,, A A, oi M ix Hx 3 i if K 1 l 'DM' ,mm LIVING WATER: Front Row - Kris Redeker, Kris Knief 2nd Row - Lama Novak, Dan Ramsey, Kim Lindstrom Back Row - Aaron Koch, Ray Wrigley. REJOICE: Front Row - Kim Fellwock, Debbie James 2nd Row - Tim Land- wehr, Stevie Gehrs Back Row - Bruce Biedinger, Dave Keller, Scott Lau. Sharing Freshmen Fellowship is a group of freshmen who get to- gether for activities throughout the year. Their activities in- clude outings, devotions, and just getting to know each other better. The goal of Freshmen Fellowship is to help each other feel a part of the family of God here at Concordia. FRESHMEN FELLOWSHIP BOARD: lglark Benke, Sheila Breiman, Caroline 1ems. 4. .O 6, if Q , W A x -1-r PLN z 8 ,fu f. x 'fX - ,Q ,,xs M , A .mm .eq-N '-- - Zum ff M VNTW UQ, W WTW5 Nvwk Q 4, f 15,4 05765 f Nf ww Wd! M2093 a 1 4 ijpawgfgnf I RMJ + f CAMPUS LIFE I4 I ff K .. -, WL ... . -.... ia in g' . V . - ... ...,.. f m up .vfwvwvivvikwwgowwwl Q!! 'usb' 'WWW amy- ,. QW:-Zum... -..., . ,, ,,, ,L ef, ,if f? va-W. I '- L: f 1 1 if W1 W W ,M . .lx .J , 'X af, ,YJ -w ,, fv ww 7' nw f 9 I .S usic Activities Throughout the year, Concordia's music groups are always kept busy. Whether it is an informal practice session or the real Concert, the people and the talent and the many hours put into each perfor- mance is always worth lis- tening to. The Band groups and the Choruses make up a major part of Concordia's extracurricu- lar activities. Topmost: One of the many Band concerts, featuring a horn soloist. Second: A session with the Jazz Band. Third: A practice session with the Flute Ensemble Bottom: The Concert Band during a Formal concert Fourth: A Concert with the Jazz Band 100 f-'!',x an i ku-I2 by l ...la usic Activities Top: An informal practice session with the Kapelle Second: Time out for a short break during practice time with the Kapelle. Third: An informal sing-a-long in the KCC Bottom: Members of the Kapelle pose during their annual formal dinner. 'IO1 ampu ife Throughout the year, Concordia has offered its students plenty of activi- ties besides studying for classes. These activities range from Freshman Camp to Inter-floor Trivial Pursuit competitions to Student Senate to just en- joying fellowship with one another. One need never be bored here after class! top center: Freshman scanning the view on a bridge at Freshman Camp. center: A session of the Student Senate. bottom left: Christen Helmkamp receives a care package from home. bottom right: Pam Rieck and Deb Gall clowning around during study time. f M ,Fw . X, X2 ,J X. f y-..,,,.. M J ., A ,. Sw 'X ,Nu NNY Campu if 6 topmost: Bruce Biedinger, Eric Rittman, Tony Bertram, Dave Buchanan, Wade Nichols enjoy an inter-floor Trivial Pursuit match. top middle: People starting out on the right foot during a footrace at the beginning of the year. third down: Pool sharks Mo- hammed Younes, Joe Basile, Duane Bjorklund and Tammie Tyler play in the KCC Poolroom. bottom left: Paul Wordell and Paul Borle relax in the KCC. bottom righ t: Amy Hoelke, Dawn Zuberbier, and Lori Storm clowning around at a F'und-rais- er. E ff if - ,aan Spiritual ife Along with the many ac- tivities Concordia has to offer, one of the most im- portant factors in this community is its Spiritual Life. Through our Chapel services, CYM teams, mu- sic groups and other Spiri- tual activities, we can share God's love for all. top: Gary Ireland, Kathy Cordes and Dave Thies perform in the KCC. middle left: Tim Settimi, a per- former who was part of the Star- light Showcase. middle right: Brown and Brown, Also performers in the Starlight Showcase. bottom left: The Induction Ser- vice of Dr. Walter A. Maier into the Concordia Community. bottom ri ht'The Kapelle during g , their tour in St. Joseph, Benton Harbor Michigan. 104 P ysical Health A frequent activity on Campus is keeping healthy. Whether it be di- eting or just jogging around the campus, stu- dents are aware of the pre- cious gift of health that God has given them and are doing what they can to preserve it. Throughout the year, Concordia has participated in a Health Check, Blood drives and let us not forget, the vari- ety of gym Classes. top: Robert Amsden and a Health Technician check his heart rate. middle: Tom Tuomi consults the Health Technician at the Health Check. bottom: Stan Kruse and Marty Redlawsk give blood at the Blood Drive. 105 OIIIBCOHIIII Homecoming ...... that first special all campus event. The Week-end starts out with football games, Homecoming pa- rades and other activities to rouse up school spirit in everyone. Not only is Homecoming an introduc- tion to campus life for the freshmen, but it is a reaf- firmation of Concordia spirit for the upper class- men. There was fun to be had by all of the partici- pants and 1984's Home- coming Was no exception. Topmost: The Homecoming football game, a performance during half-time by the cheerleaders. Top left: The Freshmen float at the Homecoming parade Top right: The Senior float with the powderpuff cheerleaders riding atop. Middle left: A Homecoming activity: President Krentz serving a student on Western Day. Middle right: Kim Kemerling and Mary Hockemayer entertain the Homecoming pep rally crowds. Bottom left: Western Day: It wouldn't be complete without a square dance: Bottom right: Square Dancers Dan Ramsey and Sharon Cichon and John Stennfeld and Libbie Farifield show 'em how it's done! 106 XY if so 4 st, at T i , if ,Q I iff 3 Q Xxqsilxvinfgt F s s T . 9 - X at X f ff is i lr V' f . K E f .,:::' ,. X,,' .554 :H N Ai, I ' in X ,,1,, 'ff 2 V 'ff L .I J t ,. V1 M Kirks A X S 'F .vvv 'i ' ' V32 .- ,..,, f i IN f,. 1 'J X 's:s2, K X. 1 i bar , , X 5 ,., , , Xf -is ' . -11: Q - A 1 f .1-1. is f:--' 1 :A::', 1 Q : wrt X-. .11 if:-e:I:.,3f.::: . ,.,.. . if 3 fsfQ 5 J 9 .,:,,, ' :': XY ' , W' .:-, ..-:- J f::: - V 1 2-f'- Ms if X ,. 3 S . K' ' X 5' VVV, ' X . gf A if if ofa F X X a as E-EiA s, X 5 ix K , g Llii' as 1 A A fp. jff 'Mi :jf W fl' K my ig 9, 35 X3 Y h x ' , 'X-1 of X omecoming Among the special ac- tivities of Homecoming 1984 Were, the President's Homecoming Reception and a special performance by the Jesse White Tum- bling team. The corona- tion of the 1984 Homecom- ing Queen was held in the chapel with Joann Burrow crowned as Homecoming Queen. This year's football game was held at home against Principia. The featured musicians for this event a contempo- rary group called Pulse . All who helped organize and plan for this year's Homecoming really did an outstanding job in making it a memorable night for all. Top.' The Coronation ceremony of the Homecoming Court. Middle left: An aerial view of the Homecoming dance floor. Middle right: Sitting down to enjoy the time are Chuck Rink and Laura Himmler also Jeff Schiestel and Delaine Hughes. Bottom Left: The talented performers of the Jesse White Tumbling team during their show. Bottom right: Couples starting to dance to the music. MW gi fr 107 he Adventures of lice Based on Lewis Carroll's books Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, director Thomas Bergmann put together a theatre of the imagination play. Because the show went on a tour, it was impossible to have an elabo- rate set or complicated costumes. The props were rather elaborate, in- cluding flamingos fpinki, pails, feather dusters, a stuffed pig, and green Hi-C. Amy Schelling, who played Alice, explained that she loved perform- ing for different audiences in differ- ent places. She continued, Tour- ing is a lot of fun. The kids really enjoy it. A longer tour, which would have taken place over Spring Break, had to be cancelled because not enough people were free at that time. Amy suggested that perhaps a longer tour could be made part of the lab work for a theater class. Because The Adventures of Alice had never been performed before, director Tom Bergmann encouraged his actors to use their imaginations. This was good practice for the actors when they left campus to perform on other stages. Until they arrived, the size and shape of the stage was a virtual mystery. One place had broken glass on the stage and a low ceiling. Another place had no back- stage area for the actors to wait when they were off-stage. C19 During the mad tea party, the Doormouse fDonna Gagei entertains Alice lAmy Schel- lingi, the Mad Hatter fMarty Herzogi, and the White Rabbit CJim Moore? by telling them about three girls who lived at the bottom ofa well. 125 Kathy Oakes and Jim Keller peer through the window of the lighting booth. Two others Claudia Schimek and .Joel Conrad, also ran lights when the cast went on tour. C37 Tweedledum and Tweedledee lElizabeth Kopp and Miriam Junkini exchange a sulking glance. 445 Alice ex lains to the Cheshire Cat lMiriam P Junkini that when the Queen of Hearts plays croquet there don't seem to be any rules. 108 ri T it , W .1 if-gg, ,A ,, , ,,,, , ,,,, lyztix ' fs I f ' ' qi Q if K ' 'www- S li A 4' .. .5 Cha1'lotte's Web Over 3500 people attended perfor- mances of Charlotteis Web, based on the book by E.B. White. The cast of seventeen performed fourteen times in the two-and-a-half week interim period. Doing the show that often in that short of time took a lot of work, time, and energy. Said Diana Harroun CMrs. Arablel. Jean Marcin- iak CTempletonJ said that it wasn't like doing a college production, it was almost like doing a professional show. Actors explained that the audi- ences Were terrific, the children got so excited. However, sometimes that excitement got in the way, like when the children would start crawling on the stage or knock over flats. The cast members became very close because they spent so much time together. Since members had to take a morning class, most took either Intro to Sociology or Reader's Theatre. Then it was time to have sack lunches from Saga Con the stagel before doing make-up. It wasn't uncommon to spend an entire day together. By the end of Interim, everyone in the cast was eagerly looking for- ward to a much needed vacation. Al- though the cast loved doing the show, it was very exhausting to per- form every day and attend class. 415 As the show drew to a close, engrossed children crawled up to the stage's edge. The announcer fDonna Gageb had to watch out for children's fingers when she turned to explain why Wilbur fChris Murphy? had won his medal. 427 The animals and Fern fElizabeth Kopp? listen anxiously as the Old Sheep fMiriam Junkinj tells Wilbur that he will be killed in Spring. Q35 Charlotte CTammy Wieckl is pleased with the sensation her message causes. Q43 The joy Wilbur felt after Charlotte saved his life turned to sorrow as his friend ex- plained to him and Templeton Uean Marcin- iakb that her own death was imminent. 109 Witness for the rosecution Murder and suspense were the themes of A.C.T.'s CArtists of Con- cordia Theatrel 1984-85 season. The first play, Witness for the Prosecu- tion, was an award-winning play by Agatha Christie. Directed by Professor Grotelues- chen, the plot contained enough complications and unexpected twists to keep even a practiced my- stery buff guessing. Freshman Joe Basile was enlisted to act as a juror shortly before the show opened. He had not read the play before he saw it from the Ju- ror's box. I was pretty surprised tat the endingj and I was impressed. It didn't feel like a play. It felt like something that was really happen- ing. The cast included some A.C.T. veterans such as Tammy Wieck as Romaine, Chuck Winkler as Leon- ard Vohl, and Kent Schmidt as Sir Wilfred as well as some new-comers to Concordia's stage such as Jerry McNamara as tl? Jean Marciniak, as Janet McKenzie the bitter old housekeeper of the murdered wom- an, testifies against Leonard Vohl. 127 Sir Wilfred tKent Schmidt? and his assis- tant Mr. Mayhew CRuss Papkel plan with the Defendant Leonard Vohl CChuck Winkler the best way to deal with his murder charge. 435 Carter tMarty Herzogl, Sir Wilfred's but- ler, did not totally approve of Greta fEliza- beth Koppl, the pretty but flighty secretary who sometimes left out words when she typed. 110 X is WAf V Q ,iff iw? ww- Wx fs up wx 'Q b .. . -:JV , 'V V E ,..Q Q, X Xxx' ,L Q Sw LS A SSN M .ww X I by Gilbert And Sullivan A.C.T.'s last production of the year was the Mikado. This year marked the one hundreth aniversary of the show. The Mi- kado is a spoof on many things such as operas, capital punishment, and in Concor- dia's case on college life. The last show of the year brings feelings of sadness to all the people involved in theatre. It especially effects the Seniors who were involved. For most of them it was the last time that they will ever per- form. When Chris Murphy was asked how he felt, he had this to say: The Mikado was definitely one of the best experiences of my senior year. The fellowship with other students and the chance to perform made it special. The show was very fun to be involved in and was well received by audiences. By all means, a memory I will carry with me for a long time. 615 Ko-Ko QChris Murphyl tells the cast that he has found someone to excute. f2J Pish-Tush CTodd Petzoldtl, Pitti-Sing fTammy Wieckl, Nanki-Poo CKent Burnsl, and Yum-Yum Uenny Murphy? try to have a jolly cup of tea even though Nanki-Poo must die. 135 Pitti-Sing and Peep-Bo CDiana Har- rounl mak-up Yum-Yum on her wedding day. Q45 Ko-Ko stops Nanki-Poo from killing himself with a selfish proposition. C53 Katisha fLisa Eckertl comes to claim her purgered lover, Nanki-Poo. C65 Pooh-Bah fChuck Winklerl, Ko-Ko, and Pish-Tush sing about the execution. eww -it ,f X I' ,,,, ,,,,. L ,... 5 p J XXQ.,, W ,3..,-. 113 Freshman mentation Freshmen orientation the Week the freshmen get introduced to the participating staff and to each other. This is a time of fellowship and a time to form lasting friendships. For most of the freshmen who get to go to Freshman Camp were a fun filled, Christ centered Week-end is planned for them. Not only do they have fun but the Freshmen Orientation Staff have fun doing the planning and the organiz- ing and helping to make this a good experience for them. Top: A view of the dedicated Freshmen Orientation Staff members. Middle: One of the many outdoor games played at Freshmen Camp Bottom: A Couple of staff mem- bers pose amoungst a line of hap- py campers. 114 Freshmen rientation X 5 , U1 4' One of the Highlights of Freshmen orientation is an informal dance. Here are some scenes from this dance held in the lower level of the KCC. Top: Bill Duey is keeping the beat with the others on this part of the dance floor. Middle: Caroline Siems and friends keep dancin' to the beat Bottom: While keeping time with the music, Dave Thies, Gary Ire- land and Kathy Cordes stop for a pose. 115 2 l ampus Awareness Day Campus Awareness Day This is aday for the organizations on campus make themselves available for others to ask information about them and to possibly sign up to join. This year's Aware- ness day was held outside making it possible to con- sider joining an organiza- tion and enjoy the nice Fall day. Top: Staff members of a campus organization sit ready to volunteer information to a student considering to join them. Middle: Student can browse from table to table or ask about a certain organization. Bottom: An organization of students helping one another carry stuff into the dorm. 116 4 l awww? sw, i Z, ,, 'fr Q4 it kin 1 1 83950 I Li ,-4 v , V 4 , 2 ' E, ii 1 , 4 va 4 I 5 , gl i 2 4 rv. X af, ,aw M 91 -A ' f ' ' , ' '11, , , f Q Q 3 , ', . , W , ff , W if ff ff I 7 W ,, ,V 1. L j r! , J .M 1, . , f . ,Q-ir ,jg . ,t fzf i c Q ' . , 4 f V Wm! ' W Y' f 111, K 4 x iw an .. , ' 'fy WIFI, qi z up My M W M l .43 . 6 ,W Il: Q , 'i ,,,, .ai 1 'I Z 5 ' 4 ' . .M A N' K 4 J 'fa ', ' ,. I' , 4 ' A L, ff W' fr af fa i ' ilifz f 1+ ' ff -t f aree f 4 . , 4 it , -i fn' Z a f 1 I 5, ' 1 .4 at hi -- at , fp ., 5 1 'f:,.. ,,,.. H ' ' N 4 'W ff ' i Zi W ' ' i X3 M at y f...--f'-- ' X sv . Q ,gh f- i nj. as Z5 1 vie' Mit ' i s 'xxx 1 5 -,- M-- 1-r f! X A W ' ,..---ff S ' X , 2 5 , , 229' . 2 ,, ,QV 1 y XX t H J XA , .il I 53 Q' N .. ,, , Q N4.. , FN ,- i 4 5 L tg F -1. 1 . - , - ' k , :s,U,,, Q X ' .. XY df Kg. Campu Acti ities Top: A pair of freshmen in competition While the onlookers cheer them on. Middle: Campus Security man keeps watch as a student returns to her dorm. Bottom: Another look at freshmen competition at Freshman Camp. Bottom right: A couple of students returning from their adventures at the laundromat. 'W , f W he WWW, 1 A, ff A ' f 117 Graduation l '+ 'i l2:?4 'll ' How does one spell relief? GRADUATION! Actually, a Graduation is much more than just the mere fact that there is no more home- work to be done. Along with the hard Work and dedication these graduates put towards their goal, they will benefit from their learning experience here at Concordia. May they look to the Lord for guidance in their choice of profession and to use the gifts that He has given them to the best of their abili- ties. Top: Sacristan Ken Bellis leads the Processional into the Chapel. Middle: Leading the Graduates in the Processional is Dr. Mueller. Bottom: With diplomas in hand, Rachel Denholm and Elizabeth Olsson think happily about their future. 118 I f z iff' Q 1 raduation top: Dr. Merle Radke speaks to the Graduates. middle: Dean Sharon Boin pre- sents Nursing Student Judy Prough her diploma. bottom: President Krentz pre- sents Fred Schebor his Masters degree. 119 120 raduation Top: Jeanne Albers receives her diploma from President Krentz. Second: Diane Stancilk descends from the platform after receiving her diploma. Third: Jim Wert receives a hearty handshake and a diploma from President Krentz. Fourth: Solemn processional participants are faculty members Dr. Elfert and Dr. Bartell. Graduation top: Chuck Winkler and Tim La- Croix solemnly exit after receiv- ing their diplomas. second: Nursing Students Nancy VanKampen and Judy Prough happily receive their diploma. third: All smiles are Al Sekulic and Julie Harrison as they make their exit. bottom: A Joyous Scott Chap- pelle greets the photographer after the Ceremony. X95 U UK , Tj Hd fgfx Q57 W W V QW ? Wffsfff? H ,, ' v ' SPORTS h ! jf! X I eimvz- 1 X ,pm f,w ' an , n 0 . . Z , fp V' km, 'Q , Af' ,Wf 'T' xx 'ai IL. , ' , Q1 ' Z , - , M ' 'W f f Wu if W WWW! 04227 , yn . , My wk 1 lhV ,w ' ' 3 N1 -w Q . nf W Wwhwfm mmf, X W! iw 64694 4 W , fm new wgwgiim, f ywwfffdvww f ,- ' Ww,fwm f V M. , f f w fy I 4 f 19' of , On f My X f f W f 7 1 LVM First row:M. Kozlowski,J. Kempf, S. Greve,J Paterson J Schlaefke P Imlah D Grabarek M Holewa N Briglio M Ros1n T Black, R. Shippy, G. Becher, P. Buck. Second row D Pierson R Albrecht D Berryhill C Calimee B Smith Asst Coach J Blievernicht, Asst Coach S. Tischer, Head CoachJ Braun Asst CoachW Hoger Asst CoachM Williams S Glenn T Wachter S. Harger, E. Brofford, G. Bahnfleth. Third row D Wolsky J Berson S Eickmeyer B Jerzak J Arduino Equip MGR P Duncanson, Asst Coach D. Harden, Asst MGR R Von Holten M Bahnfelth C Owens T Daley F Pawelk G Davis Fourth row: V. Romandine, R. King, T. Wittlinger, M Redlawsk C Schlie D Goeglein L Lohr J Harrison A Stock J Lange M Eicken, K. Berkel, W. Nichols, D. Bahr. Fifth row T Tuomi J Hutchison J Frank G Baum M Dean C Buth M Jaeger G Baum, K. Schmidt, P. Ebert. Sept 15 Lake Forest 22 IA Wesleyan Oct 6 'Concordia WI 13 XNortheastern IL 20 Principia College 27 'Eureka College Nov 3 1Lakeland College 10 IBC Illini-Badger Conference 17- 0 CL? 52-27 QLD 24-19 KL? 15- 6 CLD 6-22 CWD 12-32 QW? O-21 QW? 24-15 CLD 2-2 conf. record 3-5 overall 5 4261 4. 4 ,- 4' 4 .ff W , , 4. M. .t M my-Y ,W 7 ,M ff f 0' ,,.,f , fwmma, J, V . f 1 . . W . , . A l if m ,,..., 4, ii ?'1'fSw7 ' 1 as .JK 1' f't ?5 'Sv- '6 7 -in f il . L ,,,,i. t . ,.,., . .ikeagf fl 'f . ' ,,, W v -- f -f-FS '55, mi an as . s W X V Wm Q YF. 2 tg. ootball , ... ., .. 1 W S 'S gf ,gif U4W WliVfc X X K . VMS ,, . t t ,X X Xmx X Km .,.,, 1. .. , .,,, i -t ..... -',... A - Q -X fa x . s f s X . Tri-captains Mike Rosin, Jon Lange, and Steve Greve The 1984 football sea- son closed with high ex- pectations for a great 1985. The young Cou- gars won three of their last four games and fin- ished tied for second in the Illini-Badger Con- ference. The 3-5 mark at firstg- limpse might seem somewhat disappoint- ingg however, over half the team members this year were freshman and only four were seniors. The early losses were a combination of inexpe- rience and a tough first four games which saw Concordia playing four nationally ranked teams. nQd!0 f f ' ' 2. yer 'ff 2 ,play W f omen's Tennis The Concordia Women's Tennis started slowly and finished strong. The dual record is very misleading, explains Coach Faszholz. We were only 3-10-1 in dual competition, but the girls were playing well and improving with every match. Four of the matches we lost were near misses which would have re- sulted in a winning record. The Cougars did finish strong- they won the NIIC Conference Championship for the third year in a row in a nice fashion winning seven championships and finishing as runner-up in two positions. Concordia will lose to gradu- ation seniors and co-captains, Mary Bergen and Nadine Mundt. Returning will be Sheryl Knox, Shelly Mueller, Sandy Liebmann, Kelli McCormack, and Mary Jo Kasprack. Co-captain-Nadine Mundt -Now- 'ilftg-1 's Q if - 'ilfwf , Wrist ' 3 , -1 ,- , t Sz ff ' W S AT-iflf, LMI' 'lilrf , , , S -'T . fy?-L WLTCQX--f-'TA llfX.' -J 'Ti' ' x SV. gi, Sxkfgy V., E,,.S.i,g W, iz.-. .W X X,fTfX'-I-fi . ,...X,, I V, .., ,,,,,,A,f .- .av .X- ---sN,,..i is-E - xl spain- X , Wes. s 'X , F' X . ss sf 1 ' 1 L , , l. 1 ' f' X wa- --MMC. X4 , X V - ' ,s,,.,,,-,c . X. .X X -X s I Q GWXMX . ,l,. ,,,.X Opponent Olivet Nazarene Lost Trinity Won Wheaton Lost , Lake Forest Lost Carthage Lost Carroll Lost North Central Won IIT Lost Rockford Won Elmhurst Lost Wisconsin Parkside Lost Aurora Lost Rosary Lost UNI Draw T in First Row: M. Bergen, Coach Faszholz, S. Liebmann. Second Row: S. Mueller, M. Kas- prak, N. Mundt, K. McKormack, S. Knox, K. Weber. I Cross Countr What a cross country runner does is learn to deal with pain. Learning to deal with pain is learning to deal with life. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to be a member of the cross country team. That's what this team had: dedication. The team placed in the middle of the pack in almost every race. The team was led by its three seniors: Aaron Land- grave, Russell Pape, and Steve Rolf. Nr, , .1 Q' tri! -' .sy-40 'U i I- '- Q E S, .. ,Q F I ' .t,i C .,.. , . . as -'-' as V ,N - su . ..::- +L- . A-sg' ' vi ,. ,.... f r ::: QNX' ' Y . X 'P -iw szandmg: ci to rp Coach Hermann, L. vvmkieman, D. Brandt, C. Gnewuch, R. Pape. Kneeling: K. MacKain, J. Scott, A. Landgrave, D. , M ts . .. ... -1f... A ' . sixs .. . ff Q 3. X , 4 L Us N. x Oc Sept 8 15 22 29 t 6 13 20 27 Nov. 3 Rockford Invitational St. Xavier Invitational Schellong QNEIUJ Invitational Aurora Invitational Beloit Invitational Judson Invitational Carthage Invitational U. Chicago Invitational NIIC Conference Meet 3rd of 5 . ,. . X X? - . M4 ' L E Q , is . .X .X , ... s A N-.X S Q, gr , S X X--q,.,, i Q Es x X A XR mf ws X f Q A X we - A . I5 .X Ng, X ,..: CS ,g Q X .Ng Q M 9 K at f i ts sims Ns 74 ff :QQ I 2 2 'ww 3 121011, 4 y ,Y5, 1 z,wf,fi7fs , f 'I 1 '95, Q s ' A a Q SW Y f ,tl 4 5 Q. 1 4 if 7052 in M V I ' Z A 1 is I i 9 dv 1 4 . v , f 4' , if 4' ,v 1 Sth of 14 4th of 12 6th of 11 8th of 14 7th of 13 20th of 23 8th of 12 Volleyball Results I S Opponent Wheaton Won George Williams Lost North Central Lost Carroll Won North Park Lost Millikin Lost Wlaeatori - , National Won A eeifr Francis 53 D fi tttt 'Judson Ns gg on Wan ' TBC Lost Qliicagotfstates A lost IBC Lost Marietta Won Olivet Nazarene Won Mundelein Won Aurora Lost Rockford Won Univ. of Chicago Lost Elmhurst Lost North Central Lost North Park Won Wheaton Won Carthage Lost We were very happy with how the season ended. The level of skill is improving and Concordia Volleyball is striving to regain it's reputation of being a very com- petitive team. The team worked Well together and had a very en- joyable season. The highlight was the victory over Wheaton in the CMC Tournament. Our qualified coach, who worked intensely with us, was an important key to the success of our team. Co-captain Sue Hockemeyer .J 5 5 XXX . First Row: M. Palmreuter, S. Hockemeyer, K. Rehmer, B. Schumacher, D. Boehm, L. Utke, P. Picchiottino Second Row: R. Harkins, S. Nahrwold, A. Dorn, Coach Schmidt, J. Young, L. Bruening, D. Thews f X all i Mens Basketball The 1984-85 basketball season was very comparable to a roller coaster ride-some ups and some downs. The season started out on a slow note but really picked up after Christmas break. The cli- max of the season was winning CIT at home. The addition of such players as Cecil Calimee, Barry Spencer, Mike Dean and Mike Bender really helped the team. Others really helped by pushing the team during practice-Steve Greve and Mike Griffith come to mind immediately. Others contri- buted much to the team also. They were Dave Borcheding, Steve Waterman, Tom O'Hara, Dave Stellwagen, Tom Turkes, Tim Lewis, Dave Bahr, Paul Eg- gebrecht, Mark Benke, Matt Faga and Mike Patton. Captains D Stellwagen, S. Greve, T. O'Hara. 131 omen' Basketball we ..,,,..V X f A fi .W . f ,VW XY ! I W W ,f-, , 'D ,v,A,., f Nr ax X ,NU 7, .wx Q X Q First Row: D. Hinck, P. Schramm, J. Hill, D. Voelker, K. Clausen, J. Kiel, D. Angstadt, K. Schroeder, M. Fey. Second Row: T. Wellington, T. Dunker, J. Young, Coach Korff, L. Henke, D. LaCroix, Coach Herman 'gm A fi. Xi., C C if X, , 5 . C YQ 1 ' K 5 A . .. .... , . we 1 'N'-bn.. Qpponengf l, Result W W Lake 'V , , if W Concordia, Meequon g 1 - Won Concordia, St. Paul . George o o o , wqn I . if 1. .L vv.- Q. if a Q, . All 2, aton Won I3Ipf?l5i,Park I Lost Q9 igordia, Anifg Arbor Won Bivglgigfd . Won E11Ti.iirst ir Lost I.B.C. Lost Trinity Won Olivet NHZQFGIQQ Won ' ,,., .IT aa f,-: : 4 St. Johgs , Won Concqgdia,iSt.? Lost H Q ? Q.. QA.urora g Lost Won Won I.B.C. 4 .V-v lr Lost Trinity A Won Olivet Nazarene Won Valporaiso - a ff Lost Aurora , Won , will Tri-captains: K. Schroeder, D. Hinck, J. Kiel The 1984-85 Concordia Women's Basketball season was viewed by many as a rebuilding year. The loss of four starters from the year before and a very young team were contributing factors to this view. The Cougars approached the season with a different perspective. The Cougars went out to do their best and continue the Winning tradition of the year beforeg they did just that! Victories over St. Paul, Wheaton, and the University of Chicago kept attendance and curiosity rising. The Cougars acquired seven losses but in each of these games, although We didn't play our best, We never gave up in the fight. The losses included a three point loss in overtime and a one point loss on a last second shot both to IBC. Included in the Cougars 16-7 record is a first place in a tournament in Wisconsin and a second place in CIT. The key to the Cougars success was 10075 hard work and a Christ-centered team. The Lord gave each of us individual talents which He incorporated into a team which played for Him. The outcome of our Lord's mighty Work of art was a successful season. Much thanks is given to all players, coaches, trainers, fans and most of all to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. .-- :l'Q Cheerleaders And Yell Leaders L to R: M. Hockemeyer, B. Bernhardt, E. Brondos, L. Beh- rens, L. Croom, K. Kemerling. . M, We N :W- For the six members of the Varsity cheerleading squad the 1984-85 season proved to be one of hard work, determination, and overall enjoyment. The girls endured rain, snow, and subzero temperatures to cheer on the football and basketball teams. There were eight young men who joined the girls during basketball season known as the yell leaders. The combination of these two groups made for good entertainment and team spirit especially when the Cougars took first place at the C.I.T. Senior captains had this to say: This has been a growing year. The squad and yell-leaders grew to love one another and work together as a team. Through good times and bad we developed our own talents and shared them by cheering on our Con- cordia teams. i 1 l 2 ' s ' 1, fr W W ' ' f 9 X. l 4 Q ff wa, ur 5 : I f' X s .ws -2 I f -gag ,... .N .Y,.,..,,, if A244-a.,.,.,,,. M , Ll,!,,Z,l,gv.Y 14 .Mt.M,,,W ,. 4 hz .9 I MZMMAMM, 'W' WH I ' ,,- -.7 24' 29 '-ff4t H. ' K in I I W , . X, ., . AW. wif, W 1 '-. Ki f 1 2 vi. 4. frm.: 'wa 0... f up if il FJ -g ft, if Yell leaders: top: G. Baum. Lifting, L to R: S. Bell, R. Post, M. Springer, B. Becker, D. Thews, D. Ernst. Kneeling: Charlie T. Cougar -J . Salefski. om ons And J. V. Cheerleaders fx ff -N We J. V. cheerleaders had a good time cheering on the men's J. V. and Women's basketball teams. CIT was definitely the highlight of our cheering as We had the support of many fans in the stands. While We keep cheering for both teams, We sin- cerely hope to see more support from the students in the future. Thanks to all those who came to these games! We love you all! Q. Q S - ww NN Back row: R. Janke, L. Storm, E. Brazauskas, J. Egloff, K. Alcock, J. Harrison, S. Gonder. Middle row: C. Moser, R. Schuetpelz, A. Hoelke, M. Plamann, D. Zuberbier. Front row: C. Smith, L. Sulli- van, S. Bartel. V J. V. Cheerleaders L to R: L. Cook, L. Eichstaedt, A. Schelling, S. Szulczynski, D. Fortunato, D. James. North Central Wheaton IBC Trinity Christian U. Chicago MacMurray Greenville Trinity Christian Trinity Carthage Rockford Elmhurst Carthage Geo. Williams Wheaton Elmhurst Judson Oliv. N az. Aurora Judson Tournaments Greenville 3-2 CMC 2-2 0lI1CIl,S Softball CCRF OPP 2 5 4 1 0 14 4 9 4 11 9 12 5 0 5 3 5 11 0 12 3 1 6 5 10 4 5 2 4 8 7 4 3 3 9 3 1 0 9 10 4 9 11 5 10 0 21 0 5 12 9 Back row: D. Voelker, C. Puls, B. Robinson, Leslie Yancy, T. Wellington, C. Winterstein, T. Woods, Coach Aumann, Front row: J. Hornbostel, M. Otto, C. Tamminga, S. O'Brien, P. Anderson, K. Schroeder Seniors Kris Schroeder And Leslie Yancy played Paula talks to teammate. their last season here at Concordia. The Women's softball team did fairly well ending the season with an Awaiting their turn at bat. 11-15 record. Looking forward to a great season next year. Baseball First Row: T. Schumacher, P. Ebert, S. Kruse, T. Lantuit, C. Patrick, P. Eggebrecht, R. Keller, Second Row: Coach Tertzakian, T. Woods Ctrainerj, P. Duncanson, T. Daley, D. Mute, D. Krengel, D. Angstadt Ctrainerl, M. Eiken. Third Row.'G. Davis, T. Mirly, R. Post, M. Schumacher, S. Hall, M. Griffith, D. Wolsky. 1 Opponent Result Lewis University Lost Illinois Tech Lost Trinity Lost Trinity Lost Rockford Lost Rockford LOSt U. of Ill.-CUI Lost U. of Ill.-CUI Won Judson Won Judson Won North Park Lost Aurora Lost Aurora Lost Olivet Nazarene Lost Calvin College Lost Calvin College Lost IBC Lost IBC Won Valparasio Lost Valparasio Lost George Williams Lost Former Concordia student Rick Tertzakian took over the coaching re- sponsibilities of the baseball team this season. The team finished with a 4-17 overall record, and a 3-7 record in N.I.I.C. play. Senior Steve Hall batted a .399 average for the season, With 15 R.B.I.s and 3 homeruns. Hall also pitched a complete game against the University of Illinois at Chicago, which he Won 6-2. Sophomore catcher Chris Patrick was a nice surprise batting .365 for the season and .406 for the confer- ence, while sporting a,good arm from behind the plate. Junior Mike Griffith batted a cool .313 which allowed him to score 14 runs and knock in 9 R.B.I.s. Freshman Geoff Davis had an out- standing season for Concordia. Davis batted .475 for the year and .531 in N.I.I.C. play. His 15 runs, 13 R.B.I.s, three homeruns, and six stolen bases earned him a place on the all-confer- ence team. 137 0lIl6l1,S rack Back L to R: S. Schmidt, S. Rhyherd, S. Studenski, Coach Shy. Seated.'D. Chris- tiansen, L. Thur, K. MacKain. iw M S KX A , sm I. ,V , , , H ' ,XM ma ,ar V, K 1 - K W. '5i?4. fl? Q AVPQ . Qqhih I f , . N I t. V if F ,, .ff - g r' ,gf , csv- ' JM.-Aswm ,A .. - 1 .ms 4- , - . V 4 Mi M ,..- ' . -f-W e ' ,..,.... s 3 lx , ' ' ' Q- . wi ,Wy f, ff 'f-- - ' ww SQ, sm fa :wx Q- ' ' A ' Sans a' 4 If . xy 5 st Q .5 When one thinks about the 1985 wom- en s track team, the word dedication im mediately comes to mind. We filled the relays with only six people on the team. Also, everyone improved their time by at least two seconds between the first and last meets. The highlight of the season came when Shirley broke the school re- cord in the two mile run by twelve sec- onds. ' ,.., 1 me .. vSiv'?ffXF y . . 'ff ' .J ff jj P., , 0 ff. w.,'f,..i .. v .1 0 f' f i - W - - . . ,L , ff I 5 1-,sv 1 f af' ,I -A my UW V If if fi 1 if 1.1 1 49 ' W Q .V jf 4 , gift, ' ff fc eff 2- . ', ,-5 ,V 4 Q V fn- ,. je ff 'f .E .::,.w- J. H U W- f 9 ' '- ff ' ,. ., at ' 5' f V- ' f QW . QW f f 54 . W f ,.,, we Mo' wav' Men's rack Kneeling: L. to R.: B. Williams, J. Irvine, J. Lange. Standing: Coach Brockberg, Mgr K. Mey- er, L. Winkleman, M. Van Wie, W. Nichols, B. Duey, J. Salefski, E. Seltz, Mgr D. Donnelly. The 1985 men's track team did a fine job. Injuries ended the season early for a few mem- bers. J on Lange injured his shoulder, Bob Wil- liams injured his arm, and Wade Nichols his knee. Our shining moment was the state meet at Knox College in Galesburg. Everyone per- formed exceptionally. One oustanding perfor- mance was that of freshman Mark Van Wie Who placed first in both the shot put and the discus. Men's Tennis X - f , Q six it .Vw X' 'ww S wht ,ff ..-we-..,..M.,., , ,ci . Left to Right: K. Knorr, T. Lewis, D. Hull, K. Nelson, T. Brand, D. Stellwagen, D. Grabarek, J. Stennfeld. The Tennis team for the '85 season finished in a strong way despite a shaky start. The team finished with a record of 11 wins and 5 losses. At the mid-point of the season, the team had a record of 3 wins and 4 losses, but the team won eight of its last 9 matches. Overall the team did not play up to its potential, but a few players did shine in their respective positions. Tim Lewis won the conference championship at the number five spot, and the doubles team of David Stellwagon and David Grabarek won the number two doubles championship for the second year in a row. In spite of one crazy experience with a van breaking down on a return trip from Kankakee which found the whole tennis team pushing the van to Harlem Ave. while Coach Faszholz steered, the team had a good, fun, and injury free season. The team gives their thanks to Coach Faszholz and most of all- God. Captain- John Stennfeld 1 OPPONENT Result North Park Lost I.I.T. Won Judson Won Rockford Lost Carthage Lost Aurora Won Chicago State Won I.B.C. Lost Olivet Nazarene Won Roosevelt Won Trinity Won Lake Forest Lost North Central Won Northeastern Il. Won Concordia, St. Paul Won Concordia, Wis. Won fi l l 4 l 1 l awww--Q-X Sport Candid - Q 5 8 nf i 53: Y .,,.,,zQf,.,.,,,., ,.,,A....-, W WY 5 ' ,gi I i kg ,, I 9 'R ZZ! W Ag, 5 A 1, M, 3 Vw f A , - X 1 nib A, . , Z 'fffIQ.-:ff mf' ff ff g Q A - V C' ,fn . ff asf :Off gf. , K ,, ff 1' 4 IW? h , M 511 ww. 4 MW .W 'ww ,gm 4 I Q? Wi f giffgg L! , ,gf I ,X aw, J n g gzzfzy 5- r , X' f XV Q ag, ' , 5 1 3 zfsgfg' - 'f,, f y , , M 4 ff 9 ,Z I ,.1., ., f v 3,5562 4 Y .W 141 Another year is over and so is the completion of yet another Pillars. It has certainly been an exciting year with a staff who all worked Well together. This year was one of the best years. I believe it was due to starting off so Well. A lot of people deserve credit for this: the staff and section editors, Gail Graham, Rich Richterg the photo lab staff, and the Concordia com- munity, for helping to create to memories that are included in this book. A yeabook is not made by just one set of hands, but rather, many all working togeth- er. And it is with this Pillars, that we Welcome You to the Family . In Christ, Jan Volkert, Editor , .Q X N. s wg IE 2: il-:ft its Well, here it is ....... your 1984 edition of Pillars! I 'hope you enjoy the memories this book contains. I certainly enjoyed helping put it together. This being my first time as Co-editor, I soon realized that there were many things I had to learn. I was thankful to have the help of our hard-Working staff, section edi- tors, Photo lab, our advisor, Rich Richter and Jan Volkert, to whom I owe a great deal of thanks to. Last but not least, thanks to the people of Concordia who make up The Family for whom We put this book together. I also thank the Lord for blessing me with these people who made this book possible and pray for continued blessings on the future editions. In Christ's Love Gail Graham, Co-Editor To an Athlete Dying Young by A. E. Housman The time you won your town the race We chaired you through the market-placeg Man and boy stood cheering by, And home we brought you shoulder-high. Today, the road all runners come, Shoulder-high we bring you home, And set you at your threshold down, Townsman of a stiller town. Smart lad, to slip betimes away From fields where glory does not stay And early though the laurel grows It Withers quicker than the rose. Eyes the shady night has shut Cannot see the record cut, And silence sounds no worse than cheers After earth has stopped the earsg Now you will not swell the rout Of lads that wore their honours out, Runners who renown outran And the name died before the man. So set, before its echoes fade, The fleet foot on the sill of shade, And hold to the low lintel up The still-defended challenge-cup. And round that early-laurelled head Will flock to gaze the strengthless dead, And find unwithered on its curls The garland briefer than a girl's. In Memory ucius '4 onnie Pierson Donnie distinguished himself in three ways. The first one was athletically. In the 1984 football season, Donnie led both the Concordia Cougar football team and the Illini-Badger League in rushing and was voted All Conference Tailback as a freshman. Secondly, Donnie distinguished himself as a person. He was a quiet leader. All through his career here at Concordia, his trademark had been his smile, which he could flash at any time and without it, it didn't seem like Donnie. Donnie's third area of achievement was spiritual. It was evident that Donnie had been touched by the hand of God and was one of God's children. So today, even though we miss Donnie, I think I now understand why Donnie was always smiling. It was because he knew Christ and His love and no matter how long his life was, he would be an example of this Christian love. Also, I know why Donnie was so confident. Because he also knew that he was safe in the hand of God and nothing the world could throw at him, even his untimely death, could hurt his relationship with his Father. 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