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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1987 volume:

Kim CK MEMSRIAL LIB Jr C'01l9brdiQ College RAB Riliffzf Forest, .IL 60305 I l QQQCORDI4 2 , n,4A, :, -IV ' fr Table Of Contents Opening . . . . . . 1 Seniors . . . . . . . 16 Faculty ...... .... 5 8 Dorm Life ...... .... 5 6 Organizations . . . . . . . 74 Campus Life . . .... 104 Sports ..... .... 1 22 Closing ,..................... 144 We Proudly Dedicate The 1987 Pillars Dr Merle L. Radke 144785 To A distinguished professor and respected friend, Dr. Radke has been a member of the Concordia faculty since 1957. Over 40 years of his life have been spent sewing our Lord in the teaching ministry. Those who have come to know him have inevitably groum to love him, for his genuine concem for others and his optimistic outlook are a true blessing, and he extends him- self to everyone in service. I-lis Store of knowledge is immense, and he eagerly shares it with his students, challenging them to greater heights of leaming. He received his BA from Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebraska, has an MA from Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, and eamed his Doctorate in Phi- losophy at Northwestem University, Evanston, Illinois. l'le also holds the Honorary Doctorate of Letters degree awarded by his alma mater, Concor- dia Teachers College, in Seward, Nebraska: was honored as Distinguished Professor of Englishf' has rank of professor of English: and is the Dean of Arts and Sciences here at Concordia. Throughout Dr. Radke's years of dedication to this school he has also shomm his dedication to his family. l'le and his wife Marjorie Ruth tliuebnerl have two daughters, Sharlyne and Jeaninne, who have in tum with their husbands, Dennis and Alan, given Dr. Radke four grandchildren, Rebecca and Rachel, Jeffrey and Aaron. Above all, Dr. Radke is humble. Every student who has had the privilege of participating in his class has undoubtably heard his favorite addage, l'm not smarter than you . . . l just know more. His obvious love for leaming and for his students combined with dedication to his profession result in a genuine regard and respect held for him by faculty, staff, and students alike. ln recognition of his love and dedication to his Lord, his profession and his students, we proudly dedicate the 1986-1987 Pillars to Dr. Merle L. Radke. n 1 i his as In..' .112 o f ,f .ri f.. Q -ru 9-'. .. UT ', O -.H -6 ',h . x 5 . Q. . ','q'..?.-A, . YK 'W 2? f , . N ' 1- , 1 ' 1 k.1aL'c..' I-P 4 , ,4- 1 .' - his x .... ..--.., ' L- .aww X T 3 , y.. . M . J. ,W :ga M own- A V H - x.., .A Um' J 'V ...xfxv v 'X w Y 5. s -f an gs . '.rYg., i X,-up W .qv t'2 '9Y' '-N-nf Y'- Q A 'I 11:11 on- Q I' 'Qu 'vu f ,V ,, ,KI -, ,,,, 1 4, ,,,, . fi -ww , 'V ' ,V 'A-1:-H: ,.,-21 f' f . , V , 0. 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The tragic and comic masks loom as symbols of the laughter which you so often generated despite the suffering which you were asked to endure. You taught us, however, that through Christ our sorrow will be tumed to joy, as yours now has been. You taught us that tribulation produces patience: and patience, experience: and experience, hope - which will not disap- point us. From you we have leamed hard lessons. Although we are bereft of your counsel, your compassion, and your care, your example continues to teach us all. But we will miss you still. f,.,..,,,, SEN IDRS . 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Hardtke, Christina Harrison, Heather Harrison, John Harroun, Diana Hartjen, Laura Heinze, Jennifer Henke, Laura Heuer, Mark Holtfreter, David Jaech, Eunice Kelleher, Shirley Klein, Bradley Knief, Kristin Kozenko, Alicia Kreiss, Sara Kruse, Stan Lavenau, Carolyn Lloyd, Kim Lewis, Tim Loconsole, George Lundell, Michelle Marciniak, Karen McKay, Doris McGovney, Susan Meyer, Rebecca Montana, Antoinette Plarsutis, Nadine - Plaugle, Cathleen Plavrodtzke, Lori Novi, John Oberhu, Kathy Palmreuter, Krystal Pethes, Judy Powell, Julia Purcell, Lisa Ramsey, Daniel Riley, Brenda Salva Jr., Reyes Sattelmeier, Michael Schoen, Valerie Schroll, Ellen Schwarm Jeffrey Smith, Crystal Snyder, Rachel Szyska, Beth T alac, Anna T amminga, Cindy Tang, Kirsten Taylor, Richard Toben Sr., George Vestal, Laura Weiler, Angela Weissberg, Katrina Wellbom, Dawn V Wordell, Paul Sheni Zahakaylo Todd Zuengler 1 1 b l FAQULTY Left - Dr. Eugen Krentz, President of Concordia College Below - Charlotte Hoger, Administrative Assistant to the President. From The President - are really only a historical The pages of the Pillars cordla What book could do Justice to the many special moments that happen ln 4 the course of a year? l be glimpse of your life at Con- QR - lieve that the names faces activities and events cap- tured on these pages will become more meaningful as the years progress You will take the Pillars in hand and memones will come rushing back They will be the memones l hope of some of the best years you have had. Years that were filled with good people and the abundant blessings of God. Eugene L. Krentz, President Administration Frederick Spurgat 'Ag-gr-Y Q, W Dean Of Left: Joan Wangerow of the Ad Above: Accounting Office. Neal Shackel Operations Manager 1 Elaine Hermann Director of Personnel Dennis Witte, Computer Center Director. Computer Center: tFront Rowi Linda Mock, Dorothy Kaestner, Jane Sny- der tBack Rowi Dale Brutlag, Dave Raabe, Tim Saar. Duplicating: Elean Ryza, Wendy Sam. Post Office: Wayne Van Ellis, Ruth Mitchell, Steve Taylor, Lisa Froehlich. 1 eil 3 1 Security: Pat Styles, Ron Schultz, Bob Bartell. Concordia Bookstore Stafl? Elmer Meyer, Gary Zanow, Pat Floena - Manager. Buildings and Grounds: lBack to Frontl Lin- da Holowicki, Jim Hasil, Phil Carpenter, Rob- ert Dahl, John O'Brien, Bob Mann, Dee Wright, Milton Owen, Max Martinez, Stanley Evankoe, Jim Kynsch. SAGA: Geoff Delucca and Mohammed Younces - managers. Dean College Affalrs Robert Preloger Top Left Luanne Peterson Secretary Top Right: Rev. George H. Lange, Director of Pub- lic Relations Bottom Left: Development Of- fice: Gregg Braun, Grace Crouse, Robert Pre- l0g6r, Ada Johnson, Donald Rouse-Director, Joanne Zillman Bottom Right: Ada Johnson, Secretary. , l Left - Financial Aid Olfice: Howard Florine-Director, Cybele Allegreffi, Kris Vonllolten, Deborah Ness-Assistant Director. Below - Campus Ministries: Nancy Ahls, Mark Fritsche, Pastor Acton, Bill lckstadt, Deb Donnelly. OHice of Undergraduate Admissions: Standing-Fred Schebor, Jay Schaeffer, Gary Ireland Sitting-Gloria Thiel, Sara Kuske, Elizabeth Leutheuser. Joel Brutlag Dlrector of Houslng Arthur Bacon Director Contmumg Education W N E iilzlil 5 H gill.: I i 1 i-fi t Schmeiding Counseling Centen Rick Marrs, Carol Jabs Dean Of Academic Affairs Allan Zimmer Top Left: Secretary to the Dean - Toni Shephard. Left: Robert W. Pieper - Registrar Registrars Staff: tfrontb Agnes Hildner tBackJ Arletta Mundt, Jocelyn Pritchard. Dean Teacher Education Norman Young Mary Kelm Secretary Q Q gi F f w H N v - ' W F E. E ii 1 1 i 1 I lr N N i Office Of Field Experiences: Robert Toepper, Lyle Kurth - Director, Richard Grau din. W W 48 Early Childhood: Dr. Shirley Morgenthaler - Department Chairperson. Library StafE Henry Latzke - Director Charles Laabs - Department Chairperson Education. C rfagnini, Secretary to the D DGHH tOf Graduate Studies Donald E. Gnewuch Dean Df Arts St Sciences M6116 Radke g E 4 'Xi Daniel Walther, Director, Center for Career Pl t ITICI1 ch Music Department: T. Gieschen, C. Schalk, J. Schleff, J. Hennig, E. Rimbach, R. Fischer, R. Hillert, R. Busse, C. Waldschmidt. Director of Multicultural Education: C. Chweh. Secretary to the Music Department Art Department: W. Martin, D. Fahrenkrog, L. Schoepp Mathematics Depart- ment: R. Calhoun, C. Chalmers, R. Cham- pagne, M. Boos, M. Young. Earth Science Department: R. Flandermeyer, P. Rose. X. Physics Department: R. Calhoun, R. Schuchard. Chemistry Department: A. Brie dis, M. Moehlenkamp, C. Stell wagen. History Department: G.E. Nielsen, R. Hayes, K. Barnes. Psychology Department: W. Lucht, R. Venzke, J. Rob erts, A. Van Bergen. Speech and Drama Department: P. Senkbiel, P. Grotelueschen, E. Eifert, C. Armbrecht. Faculty of West Suburban College of Nurs- ing: Front Row - Cora L. Granlund, Jose- phine A. Jaycox, Anna K. Bersky, Second Row - Beth L. Holstein, Lynne Kreutzer-Bar- aglia, Terese Ann Beerch, Linda F. Heffer- nan, Janet K. Schlemmer, Ruth H. Rehwaldt, Stephen Clark Back Row - Linda Cassata, Joan A. Dapper, June Krawczak, Julia Faust, Beverley Caraher, Jean Battuglin, Barbara M. Walley, Cynthia N. Sanders. I l West Suburban College Of Nursing Sharon E. Bolin Front Row: Eva Einstein - Librarian-Health Information Center, Rose Fabian - Receptionist-Residence Hall, Katy McKenzie - Secretary, Shirley Beagle - Secretary Back Row: Carol Sherrer - Librarian, Melanie Kincaid - Student Services Assistant, Ann Marie McCollum - Secretary, Jean Warren - Secretary, Kim Moore - Resident Hall Director. Dean Of 'Phu DORM LIFE I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 58 xv M . 5.,.sW.aw-.I ww - f I ss Q. ' Q Cave Mafia Strikes Again! We Be Jammin' Another exciting Friday night on campus! -.1 . ,, I W ,, . . 1, r--1: I' D XL A A , 4 B ,lit-......,. They didn't say anything about uniforms when we registered! if l'lobody's Perfekt But We're Close! 150'S 160'S X X ' 1 1 2 - f First Row: A. Stewart, c. Ponele, D. A . A G--A MH .1 ff -N 1 v- if welkie Second Row. N. Walsh, w.X X .Ll '-if Falkenberg, J. Erdmann qR.A.i, rs. ' -- , 5 Bremer, P. Schneider, N. Ahls Third j - Awisf' ' ' Row: S. Barbee, J. Mayer, A. Pliese, , 1-,,- ,.. 4:2321 X QQMZQ 31 . ,Rx . , D. Benson, L. Brand, B. Oerkfitz 5, Fourth Row: J. Peters, S. Braun, B. 'S' Amdt, C. Hovorka, P. Ahles Miss- ing: S. Tieman, S. Meyer, K. Schmidt, Cr. Bebee, W. Williams. . K Q 5 5 Tae Kemal Cluster Gang 1250's-2551's First Row: K. Wiessberg, D. Grimm, L. rleintz, D. Bowman, T. Patten, K. Helfner, J. Schultz Second Row: P. Backs, K. Kramer, A. Pluhme Third Row: M. Otto lR.A.7, F. Janke, E. Bur- row, A. Lewis Behind Pail: K. O'Hara Missing: G. Fountain, K. Tuscany, C. Huggins, M. Mueller, Pl. Becher, rl. Hennan. S 4 I i l l 1 l I 1 I 59 I-- 1 I I I 1 I I 1 I I II In pl ii I ., Hanging Out With Our Friends 55O's X C. Righeimer, B. Preuss, T. Wagner tR.A.l P. Thompson, A Selepa, J. Smith, B. l'laase C. Steffans, D. Smith, K. Vrana Missing: S Bell, S. Lombardo, T. Simmerman, E. Ot- ten. ' I Clusters Creating Real Friendshipsni.. 25O's-260's , 1 Front Row: J. Cook, M. Thomas, C. Altevogt, P. Malik Second Row: A. rlepbum, B. Francis, J. Jarvis lR.A.l, L. Kelley, E. Venzke, K. Kraft, J. Stamm, J. Schulz Back Row: K. Tetens, K. Taglauer, K. Johnson, J. Wreath Standing: T. Stoll, J. Hoehne. B' . 84? s .f i I 60 1 A44 Good Friends Are For Keeps 55O's-560's I Front Row: N. Lams, Ann B, L. Adolfson, C. Dogge, H. Lloyd, M. Eikmeyer, B. Grimm Middle Row: T. Tasker, J. Frank, T. J. Johnson fR.A.l, J. Grothe, K. Creek, A. Carter, B. Meissler, D. Weigand Back Row: L. Eckert, E. Hinke, A. Hamer, C. Flandenneyer, J. Joyner, P. Frase, B. Werling, T. Elmore, M. Morton, V. Schoenbeck, D. Loo- mans. Just Another Bunch Of Party Animals Y 450's-460's ' X Front Row: K. Stanton, D. Odoi Second Row: S. Adkinson, K. Wockenfuss, L Owens, S. Wischmeier, J. Finke Third Row: L. Haines, T. Siebert, K. Richterkessing, S O'Brien fR.A.J, J. Jacques Back Row: L Klienschmidt, P. Thompson, J. Haase, K. Perdue Missing: S. Lauridsen, P. Pieper, B Heissenbuettel, E. Schmidt, C. Schleffen dorf, D. Prough, S. Norberg, J. Nourse, L ahn, S. Kovel, K. Meister, Campbell. We Didn't Do It 660's Front Row: M. Powley, K. McCormack fR.A.J, D Wichman, K. Cahill Back Row: J. Laack, K. Ny quist, J. Schlie, L. Spinato, R. Mydlach, T. Reh bock C. Schirmer M. Hess Missin : J. Moeller, I I Q K. Bier. 7 X ,ifwgpw ,,ff f ,, 2, , , 5 f ,gf JE ,,,. , VY I A f'., f ,,,,f .,ff . ZW -X gg.,,Qf,,0 'EF' 1 W, 4 XX 0 Life Is A Beach And We Are The Waves 550's-560's L. Brands, S. Stanton, K. Kraai, A. Winkel mann, G. Snodgrass, B. Fabian, J. Bentley, K Meyer, L. Habbe CR.A.J, K. Jacobson, M. Alte- vogt, H. Liske, D. Hickman, E. Brookman, L Rusch, K. Bird, S. Bruening, M. Heino, C. Har- den, D. Steffen, K. Bamhart, A. Durrenburg Missing: B. Comish, D. Kidd, D. Heckenberg, C. Kurtz, L. Eichstaedt, J. Rader. 61 i l l . l 1 5 -v s 3 V 9 l 1 1 1 4 3 I 1 l 5 i 3 3 l li ll if Il ,ll lil ll in in in ll Bl 3 i . I I i I Q i ' f J 5 ig E I E 2 62 1'-N ,N Sleeping the day away! The Kissing Game 2? Off the Wall! Oh No! Not Another Floor Picture! Second Lindemann Front Row: J. Dreyer lR.A.l, Raffaele, J. Pallacios Second Row: S. Frenzel, L. Cul- len, A. Sulaiman, J. Mousa, C. Rios, T. Hong Back Row: P. Fries, G. Kem, D. Meinzen, M. Mueller, Martin, Shinji, H. Einarssen, Erik 8: Various other ELS stu- dents. Missing: S. Parry, N. Yamanami, J. Eifert, S. Yoo, R. Falen, S. Taylor, F. Dur- bin, R. Smith, J. Corporon. . .C .. .S-keygen, f . .. f H 9 1 On The Way Out First Lindemann C. Bilal, M. Rojas, B. Dikawan, S. Taylor, P. Stohlman, J. Basile, M. Rezeli E. Eckert fR.A.J, Y. Ota, S. Tanami, G. Samman, F. Durbin, M. ?, T. Eckert, K. Crudup, G. Doll, G. Jano Missing: R. Hikai, G. Kem, F. Dell'Abbadia, J. Parkn S. Bilal, F. Lopez. 4 Wigs , S. Bathroom Beauties Third Lindemann Front Row: E. Tanaka, N. Ota, D. Gage, M. de Anzorena, D. Rudick, S. Colby, K. Martin, J. Hsu, A. Razus Second Row: R. Park, A. Uchida, B. Neubauer, F. Kochi, C. Velasquez, M. Chao, H. Cbara. G. Graham, R. Yaga Back Row: B. Rakow lR.A.J, K. Brutlag, S. Popp, M. Wakasugi Miss- ing: S. Geisler, D. Milovic, C. Wur- ster, H. Schwarzenbacher, E. Kopp, L. Kasten. I F X K nl X X 'lJust Ducky Third North Standing: J. Koenig, B. Burstadt, E. Dittmer, R. Hemler, K. Ditzler, L. Ol- son, A. Bliese, J. Gracyzke, A. Frank, S. Dopke, K. Maske, W. Schiewe, L. Hanson, D. Donnelly lR.A.l Sitting: B. Koch, C. Pritzlalf, C. Ziegler, N. Suhr, G. Kostick, K. Pavinato, L. Mull, B. Meunch, C. Pntzlaff Missing: T. Dunyan, J. Stem, L. Stem, K. Fawcett, l'l. Dorth, C. Sandine, S. Lange. S. McGovney, D. Sadilek, D. Schmi- deler, T. Clark, M. Perce, C. Crook. Conversation Station Second North Front Row: S. Redemske Second Row: K. Dahl, L. Stenfeld, S. Myles lR.A.l Third Row: L. Thur, A. Weyer, J. Henderson, R. Hoevner Fourth Row: S. rlaake, T. Gehrke, C. Gall, S. Seville Fifth Row: J. Theimann, J. Sheiman, E. Jaech, P. Christopher, J. Allen, A. Fraase Back Row: D. White Missing: D. Schneider, S. Bell, L. Brown, C. Moser, K. Palm- reuter, D. Lam, S. Kroeger, J. Rau, M. Palmreuter, K. Chmela, E. Fabry, J. Gugel, L. Fulton, S. Gehrs, P. Klingennan, D. Henrickson, C. Wes- sel. Q .L Loads of Fun! First South Front Row: V. Goltermann, J. Stone- bumer, S. Fabricius, C. Oleson, K. Kurth, K. Lindsey Back Row: D. Nolin, D. Schmidt, C. Meyer CR.A.l, N. Schmeiser Missing: D. Wellbom, D. Hughes, S. Anderson, R. l-ion, C. mp- ple, L. Ramsey, S. Schmidt,J. Murphy. Cheers From Third South Third South Front Row: C. Schmidt, L. Jensen, T. Utter- back, J. Blumenschein, C. Sabo, S. Matz, A. Williamson, J. Hatland, A. Kunzmann Back Row: C. Miessler, L. Berry, C. Owen, J. Con- way, C. Drews, M. Webb fR.A.l C. Knauit Missing: M. Cocanig, C. Laesch, C. Onbargi, D. Dufelmeier, S. Redenz, D. Dingraudo, K. Maske, A. Frank, K. Hildebrand, S. Otto. Hangin' Out On Second South Second South Front Row: M. Kuschmann, L. Christiansen, L. Kandt Second Row: M. Hettig, Y. Brunow, P. Schramm, K. VonHolten, M. Marek lR.A.l Third Row: A. Kraenzlein, D. Voelker, D. Harrison, K. Helm, J. Hill, D. Ho, L. Luedtke, K. Robert Fourth Row: A. Dom, J. Young, T. Dunker, M. Fischer, K. Wachter Missing: D. Pardieck, D. Otto, S. Ry- herd, D. Christiansen, B. Wright, T. Wellington, M. Erbelding, J. Shoemaker, H. Murphy, S. Kreiss. v S.. ., clieve 65 Q fl gf Guilty Until Proven Third Krauss lst Krauss Fishing Club First Krauss Front Row: L. Antel, M. Miller, D. Moore, S. Tegeler, M. Dulmes, A. Kottlowski Second Row: L. Muenchow, L. Cook, S. Whinnery, A. Eckelman, J. Spencer, B. Laesch, C. Olday lR.A.l, K. Oakes Back Row: J. Szcze- panik, R. Dixson, M. VanCannagan, J. McClannahan Plot Pictured: L. Schlaefke. Innocent 7 Front Row: S. Weaver, T. Eberhard, R. Shippy lR.A.l Second Row: R. King, B. Volkert, J. Keller, G. De- dina, D. Geoglein, B. Klaft Third Row: J. Jurss, T. Lichtenstein, M. Fuga, A. Loeb, K. Wenzulburger. T. Verseman, H. Otten, R. Schnieder Back Row: D. Wolsky, F. Pawelk, S. McCormick, M. Bronner. fi uf! Keep It Down Up There!!! Second Krauss Front Row: L. Behrens, L. McLaughlin, R. Snyder, B. Wassilak, A. Martin, C. Green, K. Witte, C. Brut- lag, D. Prok, B. Going Back Row: D. Harroun, L Cordes, C. Blazek, L. Kendall, S. Kountz, L. Stick lus Plot Pictured: J. Plautz, B. Bernhardt, D. La Croix, B. Wohlrabe lR.A.l, B. Kooi, L. Kath, L Storm, J. Powell, S. Corsten, K. Weber, A. Hilchen P. Dumerer, A. Hoelke, S. Gibson l 11 l The End Of An Era Third Brohn T. Hasson, S. Hayes, K. Zehme, J. Hilmer, H. Honweiller, B. Spiecker, S. Nagy, J. Schiestel, D. Herring, M. Benke, M. Patton 1R.A.J, P. Stellwagen, S. Sandfort, M. Reick, K. Ngyuen. E. Otten. Deceased: O. Kairies, L. Brummet, S. Hermansen, T. Zeungler. .J N J A Second Brohm . 4 P. Schult, A. Heren, J. Kaiser, D. Hull H. J QR.A.J Back Row: G. Zastrow, M. Hadler, J E. Carlson, S. LaCroix, J. Hoffschneider, J K. Schultz. J t J L i H F .J A Job Well Done! W7 ,A '55 K Ballet 101 ,Q lllu-lylklwimfurry ljrT'lk?0B ,K xwff li Sing Your Praise To The Lord! ,l as 1 W ' a , ff' f, , ' f f , , ., ,, W f !w,,4 a I ,, Q , 4 ,Q va if X Classes, what classes? 'U The Few, the Proud, the Men of Second David Second David First Row: J. Pfund, P. Wordell, P. Schult Second Row: S. Beckman, R. Amsden, D. Keller, D. Bahr, P. Warmbier Third Row: R. Teske, M. Fritche, P. Borle, T. Lewis, P. Buck iR.A.J, M. Lueke, D. Trumble, P. Schluckerbier Last Row: J. Reinke, D. Schickner, P. Eggebrecht, P. Gunderson, S. Harder, R. Cluver, M. Wallace, L. Oomens Missing: D. Kuker, G. Amett, M. Rittman, T. Mir- ly, K. Jungkuntz. X4 We Love Our R.A. First David First Row: M. Schafstall, S. Ander- son QR.A.l, D. Alberhasky, E. Dan- ner Second Row: D. Albom, D Emst, P. Rehmer Third Row: J Price, D. Weber, L. Koelper, J Cashmer, R. Hougesen Last Row ing: D. Rabe, L. Thompson, K Bums, J. Sundemman, D. Meute, D LaBeau, J. Miller. M. James, T. Glick, T. Saindon Miss- Our Ceiling Is Nobody's Floor Third David Standing: B. Sanders, T. Schumacher, S. Kruse, P Kirchner, M. Lundgren, B. Melendez, T. Piper, T Kendall, M. Bates, W. Van Ellis, M. Siekmann, J Hogg Sitting: M. Eiken, T. Heinlein, S. Falk lR.A.J D. Schoessow, R. Bailey, D. Degani, M. Wilson Miss- ing: P. Koehler, J. Faas, J. Thomalla, D. Blackwell T. Concannon, Ci. Baldner, L. Peterson. X I I 69 3 T31-7 l i-In-1-1--J .1 -IQ f K 70 Y J l Defcon What? The Cave . First Row: A. Eckert, M. Meier, J. Schultz, P. Von Werder, x J. Zerkel Second Row: C. Buth, J. Roscoe, D. Wert, K. Whitby, M. Rumlow Top Row: Marlboro Man, J. Rolf h lR.A.J, B. Gerlach Missing: F. l-lednck, J. Benson, V. Henehen, D. dorrschalk, L. Peters. A If' Where, The Duck, Is First Jonny X First Jonny , J. Paterson CR.A.D, T. Laesch, E. Neilsen, T. Da ley, J. Arduino, R. Smith, D. Graberek, D. Berry- hill, T. Toumi, M. Redlawsk, R. Spondike, M Jaeger, B. Klein, N. Malleos, J. Smith, S. Gutz mann, V. Bendinelli, B. Andersen. 1 N I ,4 N! , X I 1 N l l Y Rockin' On Top A With Third Jonny! Third Jonny I First Row: S. Mueller, C. Strasser, l Pate, L. Schneider Second Row: Walther, K. Stahlbush, L. Sullivan, Brockman, D. Anderson Third Row: Q Wilson, A. Rumerfield, S. Brutcher, Dickenscheidt, C. Meyer Fourth Row: 1 J. Frey, K. VanDixhom Fifth Row: M Sharkey, M. Sharkey Sixth Row: A Y i Kosmatka CR.A.l, R. Dixie Missing: J I Koeppen, K. MacKain, A. Luehmann C. Hilchen, S. Muenchow, M. Kolb, D l Schwaiger, K. Koch. 1 We Didn't Do It This Time, Stan Second Jonny First Row: M. Sindelar, T. Witt- linger, V. Robinson, B. Jerzak, J. Rot Second Row: K. Wallace, B. Grady, S. Harger, M. Cassel QR.A.J, D. Risch Third Row: S. Ol- son, M. Horton Missing: M. Wal- lace, R. Rodriguez, W. Owens, C. Calamee, T. Black, S. Cireve, R. Williams, D. Doebler, S. Everette, M. Thoelke, B. Abbott, M. Dom- TOCSC. lg is -Q- X '41 1' as ' l ' EE? HI. I I 1 i I I . i IF 3 If i 'T'I ' -ui L.............. 'T '- '- 1 1 a I s 1 - A x I In I II I I I I II' III I III il 1 i -uf il! I. II II :I I V' I i-,-1:11, i ' If 2 2 i I I I I I I i 3 i 1 3 3 I 72 5? 'FI 'I Welcome To The Zoo Fourth Floor I Front Row: B. Watson, J. Borer, L. Shephard Second Row: C. Lowenau, D. Angstadt, L. Boenke, J. Schoonorer, M. Sasmann, S. Zanakalyo Back Row: J. Palmquist, M. Karolus, S. Nordstrom, K. Oberheu, J. Jackson. Q. g rue, 3 3? ' A . .. L I I , , 5 .f X l - fu f . ww. f . 0 1, .NJA I .gk ff ',z. 9. . I Love A Nurse P.R.N. Fifth Floor I Front Row: L. Krafft CR.A.J, M. Klenke, D. Boehm, J. Johnson Second Row: L Vestal 1R.A.J, K. Dickey, S. Boaz, K. Carr, S. Dix Third Row: L. Henke, C Bingenheimer, D. Macon, B. Beyersdorf, K. Bosgraf, L. Sakelleris Back Row: M. Peterson, J. Walker, C. Hardtke Missing: E. Falconnier, M. Franco. 'WM ww.. a o Sixth Floor Nurses Call The Shogn Sixth Floor Front Row: M. Young, J. Larson, B. Marlott, M. Shertz, S. Cichon, McGehee Second Row: N. Vanhempen 4R.A.D, C. Rogers, S. Kueking, Tyler, S. Schmidt, D. Lane Missing: J. Lavin, K. Knief, S. Eichelberger, Briere, C. Payne. Seventh Floor R. Salva L T M 1 K' F H wx U VI li Nl I ml Nl WI bl II ill Bll w Iv H IH Qu 1 is X dlrfxfx.. I , .f W I R Fl 1: 1 A 1 3 S 3 3 74 Ng ORGANIZATIONS f Executive Committee Jeff Smith President This hard-working group of students was elected by the student body to work together and keep Concordia running smoothly ExCom is responsible for many activities including Homecoming Babyholding PACE Starlight Showcase the Christmas Cralt Show and the Spiritual Life Retreat. Each member is dedicated to making sure all these things are accomplished. These students have taken on a great responsibility to benefit the rest of the Concordia community and deserve to be recognized. l i . Spring Formal, Pillars, Spectatori Darla Dufelmeier Vice-President Loretta Kendall Secretary Larry Koelper Treasurer Tim Brand Spiritual Outreach l l l l Michael Schafstall Spiritual Life Monique Cocanig Special Events Jolene Henderson Student Activities Charity Hilcher Academic Life So, guys, what do you wanna do this year? Yes, Mike, you really did win the election! get , Q, ,Af ,, xg ,fl ,f 'f 125 1 ,,,, ,, 'W- ., ,. ,, ,,,, .X ., , . ,, if M95 ,. 1.,:imgw,f,z.gm..Q.LyZa4n,l,ZH,w,,Zia.ZN:,i6s1A5i...2i3,i.e-:ZEQZQ Staffs 1, f W we J W W X f V FRESHMAH ORIENTATION STAFF lBottom Rowl D Williams S Otto C Brutlag L Flelg r Yes John the ratio of gms to guys at Concmma llvlacidle RowlJ Moore A Kottlowski D Rudlck,S Dulmes S GehrslBack Rowllvl Schafstall 1 many '52 to J Shoemaker R Dlxne J Price, S Nagy D Herrmg D Keller H Murphy X v- 1 www H- ,Q Y-7 Z i ,W vw pt 4 5 ', T N. 'S ww ,N , Q f .A wan:-T' ee w T 4 29.-1.X e ' , 1 1 X ::f:.gj-. . X 'f 'z , ' Q 1 :,f'if':'. ., 9 if x - ' V lc '. ,. if.:::'i ' ,N .. YH, ' 2 Q. , . , , f ' fi X 1.5: gg , , 41, fm . -N A252351 1 - I A '1 il'-'-fi 1-A N . x ' - , E Ng A , N ,, M ! - 'S iw' ff ff wx ff W SUVS 'Q V N NX v.. V . . - ' f - .3 . f , Q ,, lr x 4 i f 1 A . 2 '- is ' . Q ' Ei- X , S f A ' 4 gr if Q A A , I -ee A vs , , . ,Q , , ,N ,- Q I Q- X Q xg ,, , .. 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Freshman hfe sure is swell! f W rw ,, ,f52azrfW9 42 TRANSFER STAFF - lFront Rowl L Hellyer C. Allen fSecond Rowj S. Laursdsorn L Kendall lThird Rowl B. Bernhardt D Weber J Erdman J rlatland, M Erbelding fBack ROWJL Koelper D Wert C Drews R. Grady J Rolf K. Clausen 78 of 'V' -e E sz . ,, iz 1 M , THE CAMP STAFF BUNCH!! WW. ff ., Xi f - M.. , 'f ff 'f 'sa Gf A RESHNAN CAMP STAFF fFrom left to rightl J Hnlmer P. Epgebrecht, D. Schneider, A. Dorn. M lueller K Naam J Thelmarm L Schlaefke S Anderson, L. Storm,Cz.Vought, P.SchuIt,J. Reinke, z we-- fi ., c ' v lf' A 1f: ----f . f9'P'...vf 'v,:.z2. 25ff2E'22 GTS? 1'751: 'fZ' ' 7 - 723 ff 'f'5 I1fff2Ti71 if 1-' -' ii :SQ 4231 . M Qt ,.. f -ww : gf M.. .. :f'1s..::::i:s-.fwr4 'LSP-. ' JM W' .. - . 5' hi 4 ' ' '31 bf 9 xp 3, .g ' ,f2 fi 4 591 DD 'X 2... .' 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' 4 QVRJI- X .X ff if f f f 1 V , X fp , , X 431, ,P 55, ef if , 59, f 4 fy mf, G ' f 4 1 ,Y f Q f M , j , , 5 , x f Q Aff A A 'i w 7 x , K f QA 1 f5?52G'.,2'WS 5 'af' ws , fi 4 my ' 6 ,f f ' ' Q Heres lots of happy campers . , pf.. ' um . F I A' A' .2 X xr P' X X W X .. x . 4 3' .5 K '- f .W '- 5 . 6-ss' Hi R nigff f as 9 gf, + ef' W f 2, 4,4 .ek 1 79 an 'I ': , . V' v 'P f Senate The Student Association Senate is a group of students, selected by floor members to reprsent the floor in Senate meetings. This group, including representatives from the communting students and nursing students, met twice a month with the Executive Committee to discuss matters pertaining directly to the Concordia community. These Senate members voice Concerns Pf the f190f2ffhC tFront Row? A. liulesza, B. Dufelmeier L Kendall J Henderson D Stettan D Lmmm rx Nyquist S rabricius A meetings Q0 'QSUVC the Gianni, A. Luehmann, M. CocaniglBack Rowl L Antal L Koelper T Gehrke D Murphy P Rehmer C Hilchen S Student body V0'Ca 'S always LaCroix, A. Okezie, M. Domroese S Wlschmeler D Berryhill B Amsden T Eckert P Friese T Brand A Eckert O heard- Kairies, D. Dufelmeier, J. Smith Councils The Special Events Committee, headed by Monique Cocanig, plans and facilitates many of the exciting events on campus. Some of these activities include Parents Weekend, Campus Awareness Day, and Sibling Weekend. These events encourage participation among students and help them to get better acquainted with Concordia. The Student Activities Committee tSACl is re sponsible for all movies dances and Starlight Showcases held dunng the year These students fun social opportunities sPEclAL Evcnrsqrrontkowl B Laesch J Conway R Grady o kames B Dufelmeier C MoserfBack Rowl for Concordla Studgntg C. Laesch,J. Plautz, M. Cocanig S Ciehrs C Allen S Otto They met with much suc cess this year especially with the guest perform lt doesn't get any better than this' ers in the Starlight Show cases do their. best to provide c i so tFront Rowl: J. Hilmer, L. Fleig, L. Antal, L. Muenchow, A. Kottlowski, O. Bird, D. Heckenberg K Kraai A Frank lFifth Rowl T Johnson L Haabe Kairies CSecond Rowl: C. Moser, K. Bier, L. Eckert, E. Hinck, E. Otten, K. H. Liske, S. Redemske Pl Suhr B Kool J Plautz D Dufelmeier K Fawcett, H. Dorth, S. Otto, B. Dufelmeier QThird Rowl: L. Luedtke, M. Maske, V. Golterman lBack Rowl C Creek J Smith K Bremer T Kuschmann, P. Rehmer, D. Rudick, T. Ciehrke,J. Henderson,S. Haake,J. Wagner, R. Grady L Schlaefke A Williamson T Patton A Kunzeman Scheiman, J. Finke, S. Wischmeier, D. Gage lFourth Rowl: J. Hatland, M. lveny Back Rowl P Backs K Kramer Cocanig, C. Laesch, Cx. Baldner, R. Smith, B. Laesch, P. Thompson, K. Curt Jungkuntz and Larry Oomens enjoying one of the many dances put on by the councils this year. l, The Homecoming Committee assembles in the beginning of the year to prepare for the big event. This large group is responsible for the entire week of events before Homecoming including the Psych Dance, Midnight Madness, and Powder Puff Football, as well as the dance itself. :gil I , ,,, E, 3 a ursing Students iff , H H ' ' aaaa 'r aaaaaa f. 'M S t t ' .- 5 S' ' ' Q s Q. ff ll It-4,155 2515 5 1 J 'A E., I H415 vl,,l tail f, S Q 3 l 3 0 all i- ix, :V xml. wwwfm, -V ,CM,.n2mfra H ., V .: ll,.-.-- wi W . l 12 -- f' ll'l:? l ta ' 1 gif- -4. - 'Q lb 7 ., gl V . f f f .lf vm at - .ill if 4 -4 P 1 A -f .., . - Y . ,Jw ' - f- -- fn- wewayxmwar ll Q f ' wgywfgyf ff 1 M f ef if Y -Wk'-uwxfsv 'X N 4 Q - G 1 ri ' 1' l ' ls J 2225 J V35 al XMWKQQZ . v .x,4:, f y?i?ilf,,3,. me wh ,lmrql 5 VL 1 Q.,.?:,A ,gps 5, M4 A' 9 gfff-'M wgayf 'yy'-Q -4254-knee? 4:35 24 Qzmj 5 M3323 tiff M, QQ 4 mix? 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International Friends INTERNATIONAL FRIENDS: tFront Rowj D. Wiegand Middle Rowj K. Roberts, N. Obara. E. Schmidt, C. Seibert, IS. Brutiag, J. Basile tliack Rowj L. Gaines, D. Gage, B. Rakow. Intemational Friends is a campus organization which reaches out to the ELS tlinglish Learning Schoolb students in a special way. Bringing together so many cultures provides for many close friendships and discoveries. The International Friends sponsor games, movies, and dances that encourage the student body of Concordia as well as the ELS students to come out and get together in fun and fellowship. NATARI: D. Weigand, K. Cook, h. Kraai, S. Anderson, G. Kostick, ti. Pavinato, A. Martin, Kunzeman, K. Witte, D. Smith, B. Grimm. ,YQ GERMAN CLUB: tLeft to Right! J. Powell, L. Christiansen, L. Thur, H. Otters, P, Steilwa- gen, J. riilmer, Ci. Tull, G. Doll, Professor Ewalci. Natari No, were not the Olympics but ,. . the synchronized swim team on campus worked hard and had some great times putting together the Time Wave. This was the theme for the show given the tirst weekend in May. The program included an opening routine by all 15 Natari members to Back in Time. Following this were solos, duets, various small group numbers and a finale, involving everyone. A dedicated group of swimmers who practiced many hours each week worked together to make this wet-n-wild event a success. -Sherry Anderson li. Wockenfuss, A. German Club German Club consists of an active group of German-speaking students who have frequent get-togethers to share their talent and to socialize. This year they've viewed films, plays, and had dinners among many other activities. 85 Drama Listen to me children! The drama department, commonly knovim as A.C.T., has had a very exciting year. The year started with the musical Godspell which was a great success. Contributing to the list of successes this year were the productions of Emporers New Clothes, Princess and the Pea, Whose Life is it Anyway, J.B., and the Reader's Theater, End of the World. The Forensics team and Players l.N.C. also had a productive year and all are anticipating next year. Deaconess Deaconess Nancy and the students who are preparing to be Deaconesses. The Deaconess Program continues to grow stronger every year here at Concordia. lt is a unique program in which the students must do one year intemship work between their junior and senior years and have a major in theology. Deaconess Nancy and the senior deaconess students. Ambassadors for Christ: S. Whinnery, J. Dryer, S Popp, L. Grunwald, M. Rittman, P. Abatangelo E Schmidt, W. Maier. The Ambassadors for Christ had a fun and exciting year this year. The group had several get togethers to talk, share ideas, and have fun. The highlight of the year was the weekend retreat which was enjoyed by all. Memories zlv t K '1.,,., if Q3 r f f 4 Photo Lab - Steve Beckman T' L X216 lFall Quarterl. Photo Lab - Dave Hagberry tWinter and Spring Quartersb. Two publications - Pillars and Spectaton have the special task to help keep Concordia's memories alive. Pillars is Concordia's yearbook. Many long hours of hard work and dedication were required to put this book together. The Spectator is the School's newspaper produced monthly to keep everyone up to date on the latest news. The Photo Lab provided all the pictures for both of these publications and neither one could have made it without them. tFront Rowl S. Brutcher, S. Redemske, K. Wachter, N. Suhr, M. Webb tBack Row! N. Walsh, S. Kinnaman, B. Volkert, M. KLISChn'l3fll'I. I if v vw , 1 if , 5 V+: ,, f X .4 5' f K 2 J , f if 1 v 2? 0 I 222.0 , f , 5 jfff' f G t f 1 gf JZ ff M' f 1 1 f f fag' JZ W I if v 1218 ff! , Z ii f 6 ,V if Q , I W U 2 5 l FOl CStCl S ix A i r Q 5 . THE FORESTERS: Student Director- D. Williams, E. Flandermeyer, M. Rittman, D. Prok, J. Hurst, ,S' Lange' S' Everette' J' Jaques' D' Doebler' Herman Milas, photographer, works with the group to prepare publicity photos. The Foresters are a talented eight-member group chosen by audition every spring. 1 They are sponsored by Concordia as a part of its public relations program. Alter completing an intensive rehearsal period for several weeks, the group is constantly busy singing for worship services, conventions, community services, and other occasions. Each year they travel around 14,000 miles and make some 120 appearances. During Interim, the group shared their exciting ministry with various audiences across Florida on a concert Loading up in the snows of Saginaw after a concert at Valley Lutheran High. tOLll'. 89 S.. Festival Chorus I The Festival Chorus is the largest singing group on Concordias campus. It's made up of students, faculty, and community members. Under Dr. Gieschens direction, the ensemble rehearsed one night a week for two major Chamber Singers had an exciting year of music and mayhem. They rehearsed long and hard and performed mini- concerts. All of this led up to he annual Madrigal Dinner in April. Dressed in Renaissance costumes the group sang, performances. Their winter concert included the pieces: Te Deum by Handel and Requiem by Durufle. Their Palm Sunday danced, and thoroughly entertained receptive audiences two nights in a row. This exciting group of people put much time and effort into ng performance was the making 3 smashing success! S beautiful work of Bach in ll St. John's Passion. A Making a toast tone of manyll- M. Webb, D. Rudick, D. Rabe, L. Kamperschroer, D. . Doebler. , l Chamber Singers T i l l P l r A Chamber Singers mini-concert. Entertaining in song- M. Mueller, K. Sheehan, J. Plourse, L. Thompson, S. Redemske, J. Eifert. 90 zgzsalna ..- ,....-- ....- - V-- - ' an u wk, ,Q-4 nf. , f ,.w x 1, A an ilk . 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Third Row Paul Reimer, Andy Heren, Mark Wallace, Mark Rittman, Scott Anderson, Dave Weber, Mark Thoelke, Dan Murphy, Mike Wallace. Back Row Ray Bailey, Rob Pethes, Doug Williams, Peter Meyer, Eric Carlson, Larry Koelper, Jon Eifert, Steve LaCroix, Steve Everette. g , if asm , f J Q gi F 1 f A HJ , 5 .gee 4 i.br -- J I ivy if Vi 1 1 . X zz fs I 7 I r .Q-A ,AW You guys have got to try this! Life's a beach! Flute Ensemble FLUTE ENSEMBLE fFr0nt Row! B. Oerkfitz, C. Hipple, K. Taglauer, J. Koenig QSecond Row! B. Neubauer, S. Fabricius, S. Dopke, B. Burstadt, E. Holleman 4Back Rowi S. Haake, A. Hepburn, S. Lange, L. Hanson, A. Frank. The Flute Ensemble, directed by Ellen Hollemann, meets once a week for rehearsal. They have one recital each year in the Spring. Dunng the school year they sometimes break into smaller groups to enhance several occasions, such as chapel services. Handbell ','.'. - Qs ff ----- , . 'ef' ' Choir . -F- l Q 1 -Q Zia The Handbell Choir, directed by Professor Schleff, rehearsed once a week to prepare for many perfonnances. They added much to chapel services this year as well as concerts. A highlight of their season was a performance at Oak Park Mall at Christmas time. 94 LM 'rw .prawns 2 JAZZ BAND - fBottom Rowl E. Peterson, K. Zehme, L. Thompson, S. Harder, M. Rieck tTop Rowl J. Kaiser, P. Schult, B. Volkert, P. Crruenwald, C. Mann, J. Hoffschneider, Pl. Lambs, B. Williams, D. Plolin, D. Holliday, D. Mann. Jazz Band The Jazz Band entertained the Concordia community with a couple of well received concerts. Their Spring performance was a lively, polished production and the different style of music was much enjoyed by many. ,IO Music Notes .... Kapelle members in the tour bus - l'Carol- here's pointing at you! Amy and BCCKY ' Cnhandng the flute SCCUOH 0fWiI1d Forester members - Elizabeth, Steve, and Susie enjoying the sun, surf, and sand in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, while on tour. Symphony. mmm It wwwar 'f 'rf whkfwh if L' ,LW v tv U V A ,,,, my fr A 5 I , , is fig! Kathy Taglauer applauds a job well-done. M5-... The Recorder Ensemble for the Chamber Singers' Madrigal Dinner. Camp Staffers - Joyce, Janet, Mark, and Jon practice to lead the freshmen in song. Student Director Doug Williams leads one of many Forester rehearsals. Concordia Youth Ministry QCYMJ CYM teams are groups of students who volunteer their time and talents for the rewards of youth work, They travel to area churches, go out of state, and some teams i tour over Spring Break to share fun and fellowship in Christ. Whether theyre leading devotions, singing, doing skits, or . leading games, they're reaching many teenagers with the love of the Lord. f , 1 f X 'ff' ff , , ' V f .V f X ,,f f SOi'i5HlI'iE: iBottom Row? S. Muenehow, C. Wilson iSecond Rowl N. Ahles, C. Allen iTop Row! P. Eggebrecht, 5. Redemske, K. Ditzler, M. Bates, R, Dixie. HARVEST: iFront Row! K, Whitby, rf. Walsh, B. Oerkfitz iSecond Row! A, Luehmann iThird Rowl K, Lindsey iFourth Rowl R, Ciuver, tBack Row! M, Maier, S. Harder, K. Kramer, Joel L., D. Schoessow. 98 L.l.G.H.T,g ifrontl K. Meister, iSec:ond Row? C Row! K. Hildebrand, M. Wallace, Y. Frase, G. Arnet Trumble, E. Carlson, D. Cioegiein, M. Wailace. ff ,z ff - 'ff f ,, , -I '- ' mw'4aLSsi..,,..2,..Qz..mw.l.Xxe.s,,m.,.g,,af. Mx... ,,e...fw.-.L .owig may x..,.,m... . ....,.f... . , ,,,, - . .1.....1-,,,,. f , 1 LIVING WATER: fCl0CkwiSe from bottom! C. Jungkuntz, C. Pritzlaff, N. B. Burstadt, F. Janke, . ,r ff .N ., f -NW. .Q f We f 4, ff X ,V A ASKK N0 Ah . ,.. My Q .4 , . f. X, S, M CONQUERORS: CFront Row! S. Harger, P. Von Werder1Back Row! J. Miller, P. Schneider, J. Szczepanik, J. Stern, H. Liske, C. Yritzlaff, A. Stewart, E. Petersen. 1 Malleos, E. Eckert, B. Koch, D. Ramsey, MOTC CYM TCHITIS REJOICE: lSeated on lloorl S. LaCroix, M. Kuschmann, J. Price, B. Handy l5eated on cushlonsl J. Blank, T. Clehrke, J. Spencer, J. Henderson, D. Keller, S. Gehrs, J, Thiemann, J. Scheiman, L. Luedtke. 100 HIS MAJE5TY'S MIRTHMAKERS: D. Gage, E Dittmer, R. Hemler, J. Liebert. S., ,L .,,, i . f . s X01 7', f' , ,I,Xi'f' ZA, f ' , 1, . ww. ,j M, .L H, s z L ,, f X WMA1 NOIZ: CBOttom- Ciockwisel M. Erbelding, K. Nyquist, Ci. Vought, A. Kottlowski, M. Hettig, J. Faas, L. Schlaefke, M. Jaeger, D. Schneider, J. Laack. P. Stellwagen. MVT? ii-,riff Wf my -2 lf E Y NEW LIFE: iFront Row! S. Seville, K. Stanton. ii. Oakes, L. Antai, S. Tegeler, D. Moore iBack Rowi E. Burrow, P. Miles, P. Jeppesen. V 101 Cougar Candids Just enjoying the show . . . Steve LaCroix and his Freshman O girls. Concordia Commuters. I Smiles, everyone, smiles! Freshman Camp fosters friendships! --as -Izniansr-'-'2'k m 4 '4 ' Denise and Marianne recruiting for the Specy on Campus Awareness Day. Admissions Counselor Jay Schaefer welcomes the freshmen at Freshman Camp. The Foresters at the Iwo Jima Memorial during the Washington iD.C. Youth Gathering. hr, Ex-Com . . . kicking back at camp! if-W I 1 10 5 Y -ff , , , A , AW wiv'- A x is , 4 121 lf CAMPUS LIFE Back To School The Lone Studier Ditching Again? -.. ,x.. Q We be jammin' Fun in the Son , Fun In The Son Sept: 1986 EXIT i l x 'K N slr! K V Q . ' haf f fi , K? -V N, I i ..' ' K .QQ-gl? -S an-.ig 4 :M N, F ,ij . ..,, A 1 1 JA , bvf h ' '.x: 5, , y ,N ,.',. Nz Q . K V ' X 1 - 'i J,n .,? '- ' -A . -g' 'e ' ' ' . h ' Q' .x . .Q 4, it i , 3 2 g i C I s t, I This be my baby 1, 2, 3, KiCk Do si do New found friends Who oums this town? C-O-U-G-A-R-S Cougars, Cougars, Cougars! Who will ever forget the first time you heard this cheer at Concordia's very own Midnight Madness? What about the bus to Freshman Camp, Freshman O's anything goes or the Transfer Show? And well even if you have forgotten all of these, l'm sure your first taste of that great SAGA food will always be remembered! Or for all of you commuters did you ever really find a place to park without getting a ticket? But college here at Concordia was something more than eating at SAGA or going in search of a place to park. For many it meant leaving home for the first time, having a roommate, meeting new friends, and studying too! But as we hear the shout of C-O-U-G-A-R-S what makes Concordia distinct is not only the pride in our college, but the pride in our Lord Jesus Christ! The aim of all of the Orientation Staffs was to welcome all of the new students to Concordia and also share the message of Christ's death and ressurection through the theme, Fun in the Son! At Concordia and throughout our lives let's remember that: We came here to have fun, 'cause He is the one. And the work is done, now we can have fun . . . Fun in the Son! Sandbag ers Needed Octo er 1986 CHXCAG Q Above: Pass it on. Lefl: Corner of Chicago and Thatcher, River Forest, IL. Right: Who's going to do our laundry? Top? Lean On Me . Bottom: Water on the knee. new WK Q ww W Vw W '50 I, , ,M y Wim On Tuesday, September 51, the ritual of students eagerly checking their mailboxes brought aid to people in need. A blue piece of paper ap- peared in each students' mail- box asking for help in sand- bagging area homes and streets to protect them from the rising Des Plaines River. That day started a tive-day battle against The Flood , as it came to be known. Over 500 Concordia students participat- ed in this great event. The work was not easy. Volunteers often stood in knee-deep wa- ter, ankle deep mud and passed dripping wet, dirty sandbags down rows of peo- ple to form dikes to prevent the rising water from going any further. However it was not all hard work. Fellow Stu- dents became acquainted with one another for the lirst time, strengthened old friend- ships, and many students met people from the community. lt was a time for fellowship and togethemess. Through the hard work of the many volun- teers, a lot of prayers and mostly God's will, many homes were saved from the water and many other homes were saved completely. Homecoming Gctober 10-19, 1986 Follow Your Memories Home Below: Fighting back the tears. I pw fi' 'sv ':,' Q Alv- i I lk . -f Ab s pn Sp r Above: Dam, I forgot my lolli 110 I .gig if M Above: Gateway to the dance. Right: ln the groove. Below: Follow Your Memories Home. Above: What do you mean this is Saga? Homecoming week, October 10 - 19, was a time to reminisce and to participate in the busy schedule of events. Starting out the week was the Psych Dance on Friday followed by Starlight Show- case on Saturday night featuring the musical talents of the Forest- ers and the Beatniks. The talent Show and Slave Auction were held on Monday night in the South Gym. The highlights of the Talent Show included the Freshman Camp Staff skits and Beth and Christine Laesch's violin and harp duet. The cheerleaders led the Pep Rally on Thursday night, which was followed by a busy Friday. The President's Reception in the KCC Lobby started out the evening and from there everyone went into the cafeteria for the Banquet. Chuck Swirsky, a WGN sportcaster, was the guest speaker. Later that evening, Lori Stomi was crowned Homecom- ing Queen during a beautiful Coronation service in the Chapel. The alumni followed their memories to the Alumni Brunch held on Saturday moming which led up to an exciting football game and a welcome victory against Plortheastem. Saturday's Home- coming Dance was given by First Act' in a beautifully decorated South Gym. Sunday began with a special worship service which was followed by the last Homecoming event, the Championship Powderpuff Football, won by the sophomores. Many new memo- ries were made this week and will be remembered forever. .. Y-- ,-42-an-easia- Godspell, Gctober 24,25,2 , 1986 Above: I baptize thee with water. Cast ..... David Doebler .... . . . .Stephen Everette . . . .... Laura Jensen .. ... Nick C. Malleos ... ......JudyPethes . . . . Tamara Lyn Piper . . . . . . . Cindy Pritzlaff . . . . .....PauI Rehmer LoriStorm HBICSSECI BTC . . ff Below: Father, into thy hands I commend my spmt Rai 5-Q 42K.u' 'vw Above: Puppets Of Christ. The Artists of Concordia Theater opened their theater season in late October with a powerful and enthusiastic performance of Godspell. This production effectively com- bined ambitious choreography, emotional individual and ensemble singing, and seri- ous acting to put forth an outstanding proc- lamation of St. Matthew's gospel. Director Professor Paul Crrotelueschen worked especially hard to bring added life to the show and to break down barriers between the performers and the audience. He achieved this by allowing the company to move freely into the audience. We can easily see ourselves in the followers of Je- sus as the musical is portrayed in a mod- em day fashion. The company effectively grasped the at- tention of the audience throughout the presentation. Movement on the stage was almost constant. Every member put forth much effort to give their characters added energy. Godspell was not simply watched by the audience, it was experienced. For those who went to see it, the production will sure- ly be etched in their memory for years to come. Above: Sing Your Praise to the Lord. Left: We are the Body of Christ. Yfff kr ,, Emporer's New Clothes December 1986 The Emporer s New Clothes directed by Dr Elfert was the mtenm Chlldren s Theater productlon this year The produc tlon based on Hans Chnstlan Anderson s famous tale told the story about an emporer who was extremely nch and concemed with the way he looked When the Emporer re celved news that he was to appear at a gala he declded he needed some new clothes to wear He set out a decree throughout the land for someone who could make hum some new clothes Two thieves decided to take the King up on his offer so they could make some money and presented hlm wlth lnvlslble clothes Now everyone thought these clothes were lnvnslble but the thleves had told them that the clothes were vlslble only to those of great knowledge so the Em porer and others pretended to see the clothes ln the end the Emporer figured out that has clothes were not VlSlblC and the thieves were caught and all were happy , 1 1 I ' I 1 1 1 , 1 1 . - 1 11 , I I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 111 ' I 111 1 I 11 .1 I ' I 1 11 1 1 The Pillars staff wishes to apolognze to the cast crew , director, and anyone else concemed for the lack of plc tures and cast of characters. The only memory avanlable will have to be those kept in the heart Princess And The Pea March, 1987 An ingenious and entertaining version of Hans Christian Anderson's well-loved short story adapted by Michele Vacca for children's theater. Its colorful fairy tale charac- ters will be sure to captivate and amuse audiences of all ages in search for a real princess of the truest Princess- ness. The cast and crew dedicate this production of The Prin- cess and the Pea to the memory of the late Prof. Tom Bergman - a true prince who joumeyed this earth with us for only a short time, but who lives forever with our Lord in the Heavenly Kingdom. CAST Pnnce Valrant .... ......... Princess Olivia ..... Old Queen Maude . . . King Maximillian . . . Donald Dunce ..... Lady Iiildegarde .... Esmeralda Smythe . . . Princess Minerva the Marvelous of Marvy . . . Princess Diana Dingaling of Ding Dong ......,.. Princess Beaulah the Beautiful of Burgundy Princess Stella the Strong of Slobovra ............. . . . David Meinzen . Lori Christiansen Donna Anne Gage .. Mark Siekmann Jon Zerkel Carolyn Righeimer . . . . Kathy Taglauer . . . Cheryl Meyer . . . . Amy Hepbum .. Christa Altevogt . . . . Nancy Lloyd '52 rf' Q cw J.B. February, 1987 Hickles, a circus vendor Zuss, a circus vendor . Prompter ........... J .B. ................ . Sarah, J.B.'s wife . . . David, J.B.'s son ....... Mary, J.B.'s daughter . . . Jonathon, J.B.'s son , . CAST Ruth, J .B.'s daughter ...... Rebecca, J .B.'s daughter 1st Maid ............... Miriam C. Schuman .. Diana L. Harroun Stephen R. Everette . Dave P. Blackwell .. Lori Christiansen Jon Zerkel Beatrice Fabian . . . Jonathan Levell Kari Carioscio . . . . Jennifer Smith . Donna Anne Gage 2nd Maid ........... Christine Schlelfendorf 1st Messenger . . . .......... Peter J. Meyer 2nd Messenger .....,. ..... A ndrew R. Eckert The Girl ................. .... C hristy Brutlag Bildad, J.B.'s Comforter ..... ......... rl eidi Herman Zophar, J.B.'s Comforter . . . ........ Belinda Muench Eliphaz, J.B.'s Comforter ...... Christine Schlelfendorf This year, Artists of Concordia Theater put on J.B. as their winter drama production. The play is based on the Biblical story of Job set in modem times. The story takes place in an old circus tent where Zuss and Plickles decide to dramatize the play of Job one last time. On cue, J.B., the perfect man, enters the circus ring with Sarah, his wife, and their five children. This opening family scene is a celebration of the Thanks- giving holiday and everyone is rejoicing in the fact that God has richly blessed them. With this scene over, Plickles begins to tear dovm Job's life by de- stroying his children, wealth, and taking his wife away. These scenes take place with the help of two messengers who tell of Nickles handiwork. Through- out the play, Zuss continues to try to convince Job that God is just and he must bless him. Finally, ever- ything but Job's faith is destroyed and his comforters come to comfort him. These comforters try to con- vince Job to curse God and die, but Job won't do it. Instead, Job continues to bless God and take what He gives him. ln the end, Job is given his wife back and his wealth is increased 100 fold. l ,, End Of The World April, 1987 READERS ....JaddMiller . . . . Peter Meyer . . . . . . Janet Wreath . . ....Linda Hahn Elizabeth Kopp . A playwright, who sees himself as a Sam Spade-like detective, is commissioned by a mysterious billionaire to write a play about the impending doom of the nuclear arms buildup. Loads of laugh along the way to a shocking conclusion. Whose Life Is It Anyway? May, 1987 Whose Life ls It Anyway? is a play which speaks directly and eloquently to some of the most critical issues facing modem society. ln this age of medical wizardry which trans- plants baboon hearts into babies and revives patients who lie dead on the operating table, we are confused with a series of bewildering ethical questions. When does life begin? When does it end? Who has the right to make these decisions? While Christian perspective clarifies some of these ques- tions, it by no means, provides cut-and-dry answers to all of them. For example, most Christians will agree that extraordi- nary means should not be used to keep patients alive: but what constitutes extraordinary means? Life is a gift from God, but at what point fif everl do man's efforts to artificially prolong life usurp C1od's authority over life and death? Ken's choice in the play is a paradox, by attempting to win the right to die, he must employ the very intelligence and resourcefulness which could keep him alive and give his life purpose. Having never been in Ken's position, we may find it easy to condemn his decision without attempting to under- stand the conditions which induce it. The play confronts us with the stark realities of Ken's situation, inviting us to con- sider all sides of the issue before we pass judgement. Whose Life is itAnyway? is also a play which was very close to the heart of Tom Bergmann, who originally selected the play and planned to direct the production. Tom knew a great ,,o--- ' deal about deliberating illness, since he spent the last five years of his life struggling with leukemia: he experienced firsthand the dehumanizing effects of long hospital stays and the inability to control his own body. Tom chose to fight his battle to the end, but he struggled with many of the same questions which confront Ken in the play. For this reason we dedicate this production to Tom and moum his loss. CAST Ken Hanison ........ Robert J. Kellar Sister Anderson . . . Carolyn Righeimer Kay Sadler ............ Esther Venzke John ................ Mark Siekmann Dr. Clare Scott ..... Lori Christiansen Dr. Michael Emerson .. Peter J. Meyer Mrs. Crillian Boyle . Elizabeth A. Kopp Philip Hill .............. Mike Wallace Dr. Paula Travers ........ Julie Frank Ms. Jessica Kershaw . Elizabeth A. Kopp Ms. Margaret Eden .... Esther Venzke Judge Wyler ......... Mark Siekmann Dr. Richard Barr . .. Steven C. Frenzel vw if im .. ' j l 1, 1987 Graduation May 25, 1987 -nu A- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I L I 9 I' ,I l ,I I 3 122 SPORTS 124 Foo .gurl 3555 Front Row: V. Romandine, T. Daley, J. Benson, H. Brlglio, J. Rot, S. Harger ltlqulpment Managerl, B. Jerzak, J. Ardulno, D. Wolsky, F. Pawelk, R Bueltmann. Second Row: D. Grabarek, D. Le Beau, P. Daley, B. Wassalack lAsst. Trainerl, T. Woods iTrainerl, T. Black lAsst. Coachl, R Terzakian lAsst. Coachl, J. Braun lHead Coachl, S. Tischer fAsst. Coachl, S. Kaczmar tAsst. Coachl, S. Greve iAsst. Coachl, T. Hardin Msst Coachl, C. Calimee, M. James, S. Hayes. Third Row: D. Pacholski, D. Berryhill, P. Imlah, R. Smith, T. Heinlein, G. Bahnlleth, R. Spondike, V Henehan, B. Smith, R. Shippy, M. Wilson, R. Wallace, E. Brofford, T. Concannon, M. Sindelar. Fourth Row: G. DeDina, J. Patterson, E. Peterson D. Degina, T. Wittlinger, R. Hougesen, C. Schlie, Ci. Baldner, S. Dieckman, W. Nichols, J. Schlaelke, T. Joseph, S. Olson. Back Row: G. Lohr, P Ebert, M. Redlawsk, T. Tuomi, L. Peterson, B. Sanders, M. Bronner, C. Buth, M. Horton, J. Harrison, J. Hutchinson, J. Liebert, B. Saindon, M Eiken. N.. ,K' NIMH!! puff. . ,v W ,pf 4, . - ' , , A , '7S5Si'iQ?S V' ifff ...-4' Q 4 x x 5.29 ' 356554 ' 0 W .. .S 2 P . K 1 if . . 4 ' X3 ,PM .4 eq. 1 4. iz Q-.ai .ff x. K... y Qoncordia : , Condo rdia 17 Q Cwicordia 'lli Z8 ,,f..i Cbhciordia g..'fvQfQfXQQfdi8 54 Nqagi-reeks 20 25 l Pf51iil5iH ..'ea 5' 12 E sk? f 1.. . . 14 22 'P A .f -wwf 1' Q5 A . -,, N f 2. f fy Z Q! f ' f, . j 4 Q f f 1,3 A f if Volleyball V A ' Q --will 'ilaww-M. - wtlllqaus v-4 j ' 1 s . lx 1 I X ff 2 Y -r Counterclockwise Starting with front left: E. Otten, J. Young, T. Wellington-Mnqr., T. Woods- Trainer, A. Dorn, K. Fawcett, J. Gugel, J. Rau, M. Palmreuter, B. Wassilak, E. Hinck, R. Snyder, R. Hemler, S. Ryherd Center: Coach Schmidt. .,..-...,..,........ ...... ,,.. Y -. .. .M .,.. f - . .... ..-iris-5: - :Y-ii - -V A -- - - ---f--LA g A Y Women's Tennis 7 .1 5 cl 4 f . 'AV ' and .. .,. . J .a5mAWM - First Row: E. Fabry, S. Mueller, D. Lam, D. Schmideler, L. Spinato, K. Palmreuter Second Row: K. McCormack, S. Redenz, K. Weber, B. Going, Coach Faszholz. . 5 f S rre. l .. . A W- t' ' 1 bxgguj fa f' .atm 128 me V ..,e 1 , er ' A'..1 aa!! 1, .,fr :z:.gf A , 'fm .orroffnemr Rsstggffig . Tfinif3f.C0U9W if . 5 ' l'1orthEiasbemjg,i l Aumratj A + Carthage I V W f i Carroll ' l North Pam' r 4 1 . Rockford D , L Lake Forest. f 1 Olivet Nazarene f g i A Univ. Wise. ff .V 1. Q! ,ry-'zfa ,'. The Concordia Women's tennis team finished the 1986 season with six wins and five losses. They were unbeaten in conference play with three victories. The Cougars also re- ceived the Northem Illinois Intercolle- giate Championship for an impressive fifth consecutive year. Sophomore Dee Ann Schmideler became the first Concordia tennis player in the past 25 years to go unde- feated during the season. She ended the year with eleven wins. Including Dee Ann, six Cougars were named All- Conference players. They were Krys- tal Palmreuter, Diep Lam, Kristen Weq ber, Kelli McCormack, and Lisa Spinii ato. Cross Country 'Si , J'5.?,ywb av an 'Q f V 4, ,- Front Row: D. Risch, K. Macliain, P. Von Werder. Back Row: Coach Hermann, R. Falen, D. Gotts- 7-H '? ,gif 'X4..,, chalk, A. Eckert, J. Jurss, C. onewuch. J. ...Q . , Q an be g ono, Q.. . .5 so .- ' ' 5 W g o ' if ' , 'V ses K , e Was of C , A Mg-. 2w1'1ort A f FR Cla ic .... SQ a No team sires. 3 'W 9 V X Q , L . N ' C Y .. A 2 I fzjfjorth gem lnygfgg 12ncj pf8. Q Q--v .. Plgwy f-A K ..,,: :: SE A fm- . o af 8 X: - N Q' . aaaa . . . ww. ..., .,.. ' 5 .1 . vf,, V ' ' 7- x 3' ,gf I --..' Q .vza xg 5 C ooo 1 C WON X? x Ze jk K ,. .-:: j Q X ..VL Q . 5 S X ,Ex X. ' '.., y A . ' 'X . .5 .x..hL K b . m w Y V '4 I,-ff' . A Wi. WM , W. ,4g,,,,.i - , Q V ,mf A Wt as 9 4 fi VM W wf'f we aw' ,fi vwirhtawgk aff' Front Row: Coach Platt, S. Nagy, S. Sandfort, T. Laesch, B. Sanders, J. Reincke, R. Falen, Asst. Coach Schmidt Second Row: P. Wordell-Student Asst., S. I-larger-Equipment Mngr Third Row: K. Oakes-Mngr, T. Lichtenstein, J. Paterson, B. Melendez, C. Calimee, P. Miles, K. Smith, A. Carter-Mngr. Fourth Row: P. Schult, G. Zastrow, A. Loeb, M. Siekmann, M. Faga, R. Berlinski, K. Meyer-Mngr. :B ,UP I i i 1 134 Y ..... .. .... T ....... . ........... -.. . 41, ,rig 442- ,.1, - ,,,, -YM - -. L Men's Basketball 135 Softball fy i NAME mann Pam , L North Park W 1 Wheaton , 1. North Central Carthage llll 7 17' WWI' ,.,g- T ffll T M74 ., Rockford . , ,, Trinity christian lrrl L Olivet Nazarene' 5 L Greenville L frel Q A rrr , L -e e he ence e e- he Missouri Baptist L T Trinity - , e T W f X W T jLf lac L L L L Olivet Haiarene Olivet Nazarene ChicagoTState in ,,,,........-...... - med Fe!! sk In fi-LZ? Z' First Row: P. Thompson, K. Jacobson, 5. Kroeger, D. Johnson, B. Handy, D. Odoi Second Row: Coach Aumann, T. Woods-Trainer, C. Paine Voelker, T. Tasker, L. Schlaefke, R, Snyder, T. Wellington, A. Kraenzlein, J. Gugel, J. Hill-Trainer, Coach Cashmer. 136 ' flin- Men's Tennis ,.,- rgzivrf an--' 2 fM,,fe.gv?2-1-fuss? f We ' no L 4' i it nfl- V A .V i RU 9 ' Q . 'f ' f M u- av , . S. Nagy, Coach Faszholz, M. Domrose, W. Vanlillis, T. Lewis, M. Bender, J. Arduino. 11' ,, ,,,IA , 1 .,,, !f.,,,,4 M -f ffm 1 J 'wwf' M' :ev 'il xf' 'i'2ewf7f2':1: 'L f. , 4. Mfrs! 'WYX Q fgfy-ef., i , is 'f r W Q , C N T'1 OPPON ENT Northeastern North Karla, ' Q Unixg. ,mf Cljiieagggy' College of St. Fra Tiinity. ISC .3 if ZZ' Univ. 2? , ,, Forest RESULT L L L W L W W W L Cgiffhage W ABro'ra ii A , W Judson ,Q LLLV 'sb-m..MMhww W oliver mzlzare l g Concordia 'Q.X W Concordia W Concordia W NIIC - First Place e i'1' 1 irst Place lg, Ei 1 w a s s o W ...q. KQXSPI ,-Y .,.. . -,. ,... ..... . gg?-1. -.-1....,4ii 7 -L. 9 Trainers lqff' ,ko , ' IAYVAZIG1 inputs! W 4 1-4.5, XG 4 Qi. J. Rau, T. Woods-Head Trainer, D. Angstadt, D. Schwaiger. :gg .A-3.-Ori .f V. f. . -- up gn... ,m --11 , .:. : V ., ' 5 -..A A ,A 4 , r, . 41, aff, T 3 5 ma ww -ww fi? nf.. 7 H. ,. ,A Af-.,,.,, , 'f--we-.,3,,,,, , ,,l,,' H- 'V 3. a 2 . I M 1 w X fy, r fy w!1Mj, ef .fi '4 W I A: ! '-iii W 21A --'M Y ? 45. -W 1 - I -I li ' ,, i , A . . 9 a ga. W2 1' A,- , ' . x L .2 Y, IiVV,, . Qc .. 5 X J if s rr: wi . .tk is -w -he -..v Q QQ I ii N , Anotherlschool year has comet to a close and we are all one years older and hopefully one yearn wiser. lt has been an excitinggl year for most of us especially forl those who worked on the Pillars. .l The entire staff put a lot of timei and effort into the production of the book and I am very pleased with the product. l would like to lg thank all of you who were sol dedicated to keeping our memo-Q ries alive. Gods blessi gs, nowl and forever. X i Mary M. Webb R Editor 5 l l s L I l 1 I -. 4 1 i - 1 w 7 5 Q I N Z. 'Q 4, 5 J ., il 3? Ar 'N i Q x 4 i E J 3 xx 4 Z R 1 1 1 i w X 1 !, ,N I 3 1 i I X 1 l 1 A 1, E 1