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

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'ml Germany '86 The 1985 Germany Interim trip was led by Professor William Ewald. The class was entitled: German Civilization and included a sampling of the culture and the customs of Germany. A participant had this to say about her trip: The trip was one of the best experiences l've ever had! It lasted a little under three weeks. We spent a week in Bad Neuenahr where each of us stayed with a German family that taught us a lot. Other sites included, Cologne, Bonn, West Berlin, East Berlin and a small town called Murnau. One of my most favorite sites was Neushwanstein Castle and the Alps. if ,, One of our last stops was a walled town named Rothenberg This town was what I had imagined Germany to be like Touring the rest of Germany was very interesting and gave me a taste of what the rest of the world was like The participants of this trip were Lori Christiansen, Gwen Heinemann, Kim Hildebrand, Susan Lange, Cheryl Myer, Todd Petzoldt julia Powell Top A street in Rothenberg Mid left. Wallfahrtskirche ia church and the Alps on the way to Neuschwansteinj Mid right: Neuschwanstein Castle Bottom: Our last dinner together in Rothenberg. From left: Prof. Ewald, Lori Christiansen, Kim Hildebrand, Cheryl Myer julia Powell, Todd Petzoldt, Susie Lange, and Gwen Heinemann

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London '86 The 1985 London Interim trip was led by Professor Eunice Eifert. The class stayed in the greater metropolitan area of London, where they studied various plays, musicals, concerts and cathedral services. A student who was asked about her travels defined them as: Lon- don: a place where they supposedly speak the same language. The food can leave one wishing for real beef. Riding the tubes is the ultimate cultural exper- ience. London, l've got to go back! Those who participated in the trip were: Leslie Antal, Amy Dorn, Elizabeth KOPP, Claudia Schimek, Amy Shelling and Sandy Shepherd. Top: A View of Windsor Castle Mid left: The changing of the Guard. Mid right: Big Ben. Bottom: The Beefeaters at the Tower of London. l ' 4

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Hawaii '86 The 1985 Hawaii Interim trip was led by Professor lPilal William Hussong. The class was a geography course, covering various things such as: the beautiful vegetation, vulcanism, soil formation, wave formation and other characteristics that make the Hawaiian Islands unique. The class visited the isles of: Kaui, Oahu, Maui and the big island of Hawaii. One of the students' remarked, What a place! lt's a place of sun , sand and good people. ' As we waited for a volcano to erupt, there were warnings from the natives about the Hawaiian fire goddess, Pele, but we weren't worried. The volcano never erupted, but that's ok, maybe Concordia's next group will see it. The students of this trip were: Mike Broll, Steve Beckman, Pat Fisher, Gail Graham, Phil Schluckebier, Kristin Weber, and Ray and lane Wilk. Top.' The Black sand beach in Wainapanapa State Park - Maui Middle: The Diamond Head hike. From Left Mike Broll, Phil Schluckebier, Steve Beckman, Kristen Weber, Pat Fisher, Gail Graham, jane Wilk and Ray Wilk. - Oahu Bottom left: Rocky shoreline of Southpoint. - Hawaii Bottom right: Opekka Falls - Kauai F7 TI' ' F ' ' ,A s S -Q 5192 . t a uf