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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

' '-nil-1--f '11 5 7 I K 1 1 4 if H , M 'M I 1 , w 5 w 1 i x x N f L J 4 1 w X w N w CONCORDIA COLLEGE RIVER FOREST, ILLINOIS 1987 - 1988 CATCH THE SPIRIT K1.uvCK L E,fBEHA,H1 ' T 'I Goflege B. F ., l ii -In , A A . ,YVV 1 LL. .1 11:1 Table Cf Contents Openlng Seniors Faculty Dorm Llfe Organlzatlons Campus Llfe Sports Advertlsements Messages Closlng 2 144 ' . .... 4 ...24 ' .... ...4O ' ' ...58 ' .. .... 88 ...11O ...I3 We Proudly Dedicate The 1988 Pillars To Rev. George H. Lange Rev. George Lange has been a vital member of Concordia's family for 13 years. A graduate of Concordia Teachers College, Seward, NE, and Concordia Seminary, Springfield, IL, he came to River Forest from Tomball, Texas, where he has been pastor of Zion Lutheran Church. Since 1974, he has served Concordia as director of admissions counseling, director of undergraduate student recruitment, director of undergraduate admissions, and finally as director of public relations. His capable guidance and strong leadership has brought a level of professionalism to everything he has been involved in, from the Foresters singing group, to the production and editing of The Forester newspaper. Everyone who has known and worked with Rev. Lange is aware of his enthusiasm for life, his commitment to serve the Lord, his dedication to his job, his constant striving for perfection, and his insatiable drive. Those who worked most closely with him know that he never demanded as much from them as he did from himself. Rev. Lange's commitment to the students of Concordia has been evident in his affection for them and a true concern for their future. He has always been willing to give guidance and professional expertise whenever asked. Equally strong is his dedication to his family. He and his wife Lois have three sons, Mike, Peter, and Jon, all graduates of River Forest, and one daughter, Susan, currently completing her junior year here. ln November, 1987, Rev. Lange accepted a call to serve as admissions director of Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne. He will be missed here as he was such a vital part of the Concordia family. We wish him God blessings. ln recognition of his service and dedication to His Lord, Concordia, the students, and his family, we proudly dedicate the 1987-1988 Pillars to Reverend George H. Lange. Seniors 'N my N ff' 23. v I v X ill Jifh 1 sl, g g ,iq Q f f , X jf ' 5 Goal To teach 2nd or 3rd grade in a Luth- The Years At A Glance DWIGHT DONALD ALBERHASKY BA: Goal: Seminary training and synodical pastor. KIMBERLY KAY BARNHART CKimJ BA: CYM-3, Festival Chorus-I, Freshman Fel- lowship, Spanish Club-I, Cougar Parent-2, IM volleyball-2 Goal: To teach 2-4 in a Christian Elementary school. BECKY JEANNE BEYERSDORF BSN: ACT- 2 Goal: To work in the nursing field. AMY VICTORIA BLIESE BA: Natari-3, SLR- I, International Friends-I, Pace-I, Festival Chorus-I, German Club-2 Goal: To be a primary teacher. LISA JEAN BOEHNKE BSN: SLR-I, RA-1, Nursing Choir-4, Choir Cabinet Secretary- I Goal: Teach nursing classes in a four year program. KIMBERLY ANNE BOSGRAF tKimJ BSN: Nursing Choir-4 Goal: To work in a hospi- tal emergency room. KEVIN DANIEL BOYER BA: Wind Sympho- ny-4, Pep Band-4, Brass Quintet-2, Sci- ence Congress-2 Goal: To retire comfort- ably. MARCI BETH BRIERE QMarciI BSN: Goal: Medical Surgical Nurse. LISA KATHRYN BROWN ILisJ BA: Transfer Staff-1, Kapelle-I, Homecoming Commit- tee-I Goal: Psychologist. SUSAN MARIE BRUENING fSueJ BSN: Cheerleading-I Goal: To work as a psychi- atric nurse. KATHRYN CHMELA lKatesJ BA: IM Powder- puff-2, IM volleyball-2 Goal: Insurance Agent. SHARON GERRETTE CICHON BSN: Nurs- ing Choir-I, NSO-4 Goal: Emergency Nurse. JANE ELLEN COLE BA: CYM, Deaconess Activities, Spectator, Senate, Spiritual Life Committee Goal: Deaconess in His- panic Ministries. CLARK ALLEN CRAIG BA: Computer Pro- grammer-2 Goal: Computer Programmer. KAREN LEA DICKEY fKarenJ BSN: PACE-I, Babyholding-I, Homecoming Committee- 2, IM Softball and Bowling-I, NSO-I Goal: To become a surgical nurse. SUE ANNE MARIE DOPKE tSueJ BA: Wind Symphony-3, Flute Ensemble-3, SAC-I, Homecoming Committee-I Goal: 2nd or 3rd grade teacher in a Lutheran school near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. AMY MARIE DORN IAmyJ BA: Volleyball-4, Camp Staff-2, Women's Basketball Statis- tician-2, Cougar Guide-I, Wellness Task Force-I, Zest for Life Instructor-3 Goal: Have my own fitness consulting firm. JOHN MICHAEL DREYER BA: Spectator-I, Concordia for Life-I, International Friends- 4, Multi-Cultural Committee Chairman-I, SLR-2, CCF-I, PACE-I Goal: Pastoral Min- istry. FREDERIC SHANNON DURBIN IFredI BA: Chapel Choir-4, Chapel Assistant-4, Sac- ristan-2, IRA-3, Wind Symphony-I, Festi- val Chorus-2, International Friends-4, Spectator-I Goal: Teacher of English in Japan and Pastor. JONATHAN DAVID EIFERT IJonJ BA: Ka- pelle-I, ACT-I Goal: To be happily mar- ried to the senior section editor. MARK GERALD EIKEN llkej BA: Football-4, Baseball-4, CYM-3, SLR-2 Goal: Be a DCE in a large growing congregation. MARY LOUISE ERBELDING IErbJ BA: CYM- 2, Transfer Staff-2, Transfer Staff Direc- tor-I Goal: To teach a couple of years and then go on to get a Master's Degree. JULIE FINKE BA: Student Activities-1, Homecoming Committee-I, Usher-2 Goal: To teach in a Christian preschool. MARY BETH FISCHER BA: Kappa Delta Pi- 3, Chemistry Lab Assistant-2, Science Congress Publicity Chairperson-3 Goal: Teaching in an elementary classroom. ELIZABETH ANNE FLANDERMEYER tBethl BA: Wind Symphony-I, Foresters-I Goal: To be a CPA in a major accounting firm. ANNE MARIE FRANK IAnneJ BA: Wind Symphony-4, Flute Choir-4, Pep Band-4, Chamber Winds-3, Woodwind Quintet-1, Natari-I, Homecoming Committee-2. CLOTILDE FRANKIEWICZ ICIOJ BA: Stu- dent Senator-I, Kappa Delta Pi-2, Art Club-I Goal: To teach math and computer science at the junior high level. STEVEN C. FRENZEL BA: Spectator-2, ACT-I, TV Studio-2 Goal: To be an effec- tive teacher and an excellent writer. MARK WALTER FRITSCHE BA: Wind Sym- phony-2, Campus Ministry Council-I, Frestival Chorus-2, Chapel Choir-2, SLR-I, Chapel Assistant-4 Goal: The pastoral ministry. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH GALL fCindyJ BA: Chapel Choir-4, Festival Chorus-4, Cam- pus Concern-3, Pillars-1 Goal: To teach in a Lutheran school in the primary grades and be church organist and choir director. CHRISTINE M. GLASSNER IChrisJ BA: Goal: To teach at the primary level and to show children that learning can be fun. DANIEL RAY GOEGLEIN CDanJ BA: Foot- ball-2, Wrestling-4, CYM-2, Phi Alpha The- ta Historical Society-2, Security-3 Goal: To become a partner in a law firm. JANET MARIE GRACZYK BA: Goal: To get a good money making job. LESLIE CHRISTINE GREEN tChrisJ BA: Goal: To be an elementary school teacher. DONNA MARIE GRIMM IDonnaI BA: Sen- ate-2, SLR-2, IM Volleyball-2, IM Basket- ball-4, IM Badminton-3, Kappa Delta Pi-3 PAUL DONALD GRUENWALD BME: Brass Quintet-4, Wind Symphony-4, Jazz Band- 4, Pep Band-4, Chamber Winds-3, Music Educators National Conference 32, Band Council-2 Goal: Teach instrumental music in a Lutheran high school. LISA HABBE CHabl BA: Kappa Delta Pi-3 Big BrotherfBig Sister-3, CYM-1, CAIR-1, RA- I, Homecoming Committee-I Goal: Teach in an elementary classroom. LAURA MARIE HANSON BA: Flute Ensem- ble-3, SLR-I Goal: To be a bible translator in West Africa. CHRISTINA W. HARDTKE QChrisJ BSN: Nursing Choir-I, IM Volleyball-2, IM Bas- ketball-2 Goal: Nursing Administrator. DIANA LYNNE HARROUN BA: Kapelle-5, Festival Chorus-5, ACT-5, Chamber Sing- ers-I, Foresters-I, IM-I, Forensics-3 Goal: high school English teacher and play di- rector. CATHERINE JANE HIPPLE ICathyJ BA: Wind Symphony-3, Chamber Winds-2, Flute Ensemble-4, Wrestling Auxiliary-1, Security-2, MENC-I, IM Bowling-1, Wind Symphony Tour Coordinator-I Goal: Teach in 4th grade. JOEL HOFFSCHNEIDER BA: Wind Sym- phony-3, Jazz Band-3 Goal: Author of chil- dren's literature. LISA ANN HOOVER BSN: NSO-2 Goal: To become an oncology nurse specialist. MARK PAUL HORTON BA: Football-2, Char- lie T. Cougar-I, Yell leader-2, CYM-1. DELAINE SUSAN HUGHES CDeeJ BA: Homecoming Committee-I, IM Bowling-2, Pillars-2, SLR-I, Science Congress-3, Ba- byholding-I Goal: To do the best at what- ever the Lord has in store for me. DEON L. HULL BA: tennis-I, Campus Minis- tries Council-2, RA-2. BONNIE LOU JACOBSON BSN: Goal: nurse practitioner. EUNICE LOUISE JAECH BSN: Spiritual Outreach-3, Chapel Choir-2, Track-2, SLR- I Goal: home health nurse. LISA KANDT BA: PACE-2, Kappa Delta Pi-3, IM Basketball-I, IM Softball-1 Goal: Teach- ing in an elementary classroom. LENORE RUTH KASTEN BA: PACE-I, Pray- er 8 Action for Life-2 Goal: To work in a hospice. JODI KELLER BSN: Nursing Choir-2, CYM-I Goal: To work while my husband finishes flight school and then together work in missions. DEBRA JEAN KING IDebbieJ BA: Art Club-I Goal: to teach kindergarten in Oak Park or River Forest. RONALD D. KING IRonJ BA: EXCOMM-I, CYM-I, Football-2 Goal: Computer pro- grammer andfor system analyst. KRISTIN PAULINE KNIEF IKrisl BSN: Homecoming Committee-2, SMP-2, CYM- I, RA-I, Assistant Residence Director-2, NSO-4 Goal: nurse practitioner or nursing instructor. REBECCA LYNN KOCH BA: CYM-2 Goal: Get a master's degree and teach. JULIE ANN KOENIG fJulesl BA: Flute Choir-2, Wind Symphony-I, Transfer Staff-I. ELIZABETH ANN KOPP BA: ACT-4, Players INC-2 Goal: I hope to get my MFA and become a director in the theatre. KATHRYN KRAAI IKathil BA: Natari-4, PACE-2, Babyholding-I, IM Volleyball-4, IM Softball-I, Kapelle-I, Handbell Choir-3, CYM-2, Homecoming Committee-2, Char- lie T. Cougar-I, Festival Chorus-1, Camp Staff-2, CAIR-2, Cougar Guide-2, SLR-2 Goal: Early childhood center or school di- rector. SUSAN RENEE KREISS fSueJ BA: IM Vol- leyball-3, IM basketball-3, IM Hockey-2 Goal: Teach business at a Lutheran high school and later at college. AMY MARIE LEHMANN BA: Kapelle-1, CYM-I Goal: To move to London, become a famous actress and marry the Prince. MARIE LOMBARDO BA: to be a public school teacher. MARK ANDREW LUNDGREN BA: ACT-2, IM Rep-3, SLR-I Goal: Pastor of a parish. SUSAN ANTONIE MCGOVNEY ISuel BSN Goal: To work in a hospital and then get my master's degree. DAVID ROBERT MEUTE IDavel BA: SLR-1, Baseball-I, CYM-I, Ambassadors for Christ-1, Computer Operator-I Goal: Steady work, house, car, and kids. PETER JOHN MEYER QPeterl BA: ACT-3, Kapelle-3, CYM-I, Forester-1, Chapel As- sistant-I Goal: To return to RF as a prof. CAROL ANN MIESSLER BA: Kapelle-4, Fes- tival Chorus-4 Goal: To manage a perform- ing arts group. MARGARET ANN MONTAGNE IMegJ BA: Festival Chorus-I, Spectator-1, Handbell Choir-I, Ambassadors for Christ-I, Dea- coness Program-3 Goal: Deaconess. CYNTHIA L. MOSER fCindyl BA: Pom Pons- 2, Special Events-3, Transfer Staff-2, Homecoming Committee-I Goal: to be a kindergarten teacher with future studies towards a Master's degree. MICHELE LYNN MUELLER IShellyJ BA: Tennis-4, IM Goal: To pass the CPA exam and to become a finance manager. SUSAN GERISE NEALON BA. MICHELE JANET O'BRlEN IShelleyJ BA: RA-3, Wind Symphony-3, Chamber Winds- 1, Woodwind Quintet-I Softball-I, Home- coming Committee-l Goal: Obtain a MSW from Washington University in St. Louis and eventually go into private practice in clinical social work. KATHRYN LYNN OBERHEU QKathyJ BSN: SAS-2, SMP-3, RA-2 Goal: To be the first nurse in space. -r':-'f-:zv:x :-.m --arts? ' z-- - LISA MARIE OLSEN BS: IM-1, Big Brother- fBig Sister-I Goal: Own my own nursery school. KRYSTAL LOUISE PALMREUTER BA: Bas- ketball-3, Tennis-3, SLR-I, IM-3, CYM-I, Powder Puff-I. GERALD LAIN PATERSON fJerryJ BA: Football-4, Basketball-I, Baseball-2, RA-3 Goal: Teaching math and computer sci- ence and coach some sport. LOUIS JOHN PETERS BA: Ambassadors for Christ-1, German Club-I, Chapel Assis- tant-I Goal: Missionary to Central Amer- ica. JULIA DENISE POWELL BA: Festival Cho- rus-I, Wind Symphony-4, Chamber Winds- 3, Brass Quintet-2, Woodwind Quintet-I, ACT-4, CYM-I Goal: Music teacher. CYNTHIA LOUISE PRITZLAFF fCindyJ BA: CYM-I, Festival Chorus-1, ACT-I, SLR-2 Goal: Produce and write Christian music videos, work at a tv studio or radio sta- tion, produce a Christian album. LAURA RAMSEY BA: Woodwind Quintet-I, Wind Symphony-3, Board of Regents-1, CCF-I, SLR-1, Senate-I, Recorder Ensem- ble-I, Chamber Winds-2, IM Bowling-I, IM Volleyball-2 Goal: To teach kindergarten in Oak Park or anywhere. DONNA LYNN SADILEK BSN: Senate-3, SLR-2 Academic Life Committee Goal: To work in nursing for a few years, go on to further my education and be a servant to the public. DEBORAH MICHELE SCHMIDT fDebl BA: PACE-2, Big BrotherfBig Sister-I, Bethal- I, Babyholding-2, Homecoming Commit- tee-3, IM-3, Zest for Life-1, Campus Well- ness Committee-I, SLR-I, Science Con- gress-I Goal: I plan to be the most loving wife and mother for Greg and the best biology teacher in public education. PAMELA JOY SCHRAMM IBuIal BA: Bas- ketball-4, Big BrotherfBig Sister-I, Baby- holding-2, IM Bowling-2, IM Volleyball-3, IM Softball-3, CYM-I, Senate-2, Zest for Life-3, Athletic Trainer-I Goal: I would like to be a biology and P.E. teacher and coach basketball and other sports for high school. ELLEN DIMMICK SCHROLL BME Goal: Minister of music for a Lutheran church. LAURIE KAY STERN ILOJ BA: Phi Alpha Theta-2, Freshman O Staff-I, CAIR-I, CYM-1, SLR-1. AUDREY LEE STEWART BA: IM Rep-2, CYM-2, Pillars-l, IM Volleyball-4, IM Floor Hockey-4 Goal: I plan on teaching kinder- garten for a few years and then part time earn my deaf education degree. JULIE ANN SZCZEPANIK Uuliej BA: IM Rep-I, SLR-I, PACE-2 Goal: Work as a DCE in parish or in a camp or anywhere the Lord takes me. LOIS GRACE THUR BA: Festival Chorus-4, Kapelle-2, Chapel Choir-I, IM-4, PACE-1, CAC-I Goal: Teach at a college. KRISTINE MARIE TUSCANY IKrisl BA: IM- Basketball-3, IM Softball-3, IM Volleyball- 3, SLR-2 IM Rep-I, Kappa Delta Pi-3 Goal: I plan to be a first or second grade teacher in a Lutheran school and coach basketball and volleyball. MARK THOMAS VAN WIE IWIEJ BA: Track- 4, Football-I Goal: Hoping a MS degree won't take a big byte out of my wallet. DAWN ELLEN VOELKER fDolynJ BA: IM-4, Basketball-3, Softball-4, Transfer Staff-I Goal: teach and coach in a Lutheran high school. BRUCE ROBERT VOLKERT IVolkl BA: Pil- lars-3, Wind Symphony-4, Jazz Band-4, Pep Band-4, Brass Quintet-2, IM, Aca- demic Life Committee-I, Chamber Winds- 3, MENC-2, Transfer Staff-I Goal: Teach history and music in a Lutheran high school. GARY VOUGHT IGaryl BA: Kapelle-2, Cham- ber Singers-I, CYM-I, Camp Staff-3, RA-I Goal: Teaching upper elementary or sec- ondary for a few years then on to graduate studies in political science. GRETCHEN JOY WALTHER QGRETCHJ BA: Foresters-I, Kapelle-3, SLR-1, Chapel Choir-I, Festival Chorus-2 Goal: Acquire teaching experience and then do grad work. ' MARY MARGARET WEBB fMaryl BA: Pil- lars-4, Festival Chorus-2, Kapelle-I, Cham- ber Singers-I, Handbell Choir-2, ACT-4, RA-I Goal: To teach middle to upper ele- mentary grades for a few years and then get a master's degree in journalism. MARTHA LOUISE WEISENBORN BA: Handbell Choir-I Goal: To teach in the Lutheran Church of Australia. KATRINA MARIE WEISSBERG BME: Ka- pelle-3, Festival Chorus-4, Chamber Sing- ers-I, CAC-I, Kappa Delta Pi-3, Handbell Choir-1, Forester Director-I Goal: Music educator and singer. TERI M. WELLINGTON BA: Field Hockey-1, Softball-4, Volleyball Manager-3, IM-5, SLR-I Goal: To teach H.S. P. E. and coach. 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LITTERBACK T ELIZABETH VALENTI MARK VAN WIE CAROL VAVEREK TODD VERSEMANN LAURA VESTAL DAWN VOELKER BRUCE VOLKERT GARY VOUGHT T - GRETCHEN WALTHER SCOTT WEAVER MARY WEBB KATRINA WEISSBERG D DEANS DEANS DEANS DEANS DEA Dean Of Academic Affairs Dean Of Students DEANS PICTURED LATER: Frederick Spurgat-Dean of Administration Norman Young-Dean of Teacher Education Donald Gnewuch-Dean of Graduate Studies L ,L t,t,,t L, L tttt,t L R it Dean Of Arts And Sciences Lipper Left: Allan Zimmer Lipper Right: Marvin Bartell Lower Right: Robert Preloger Lower Left: Robert Hayes Dean Of College Affairs DIRECTORS DIRECTCDRS DIRECTCRS Y a Q... , I f' . 1 Q Upper Left: William Rietschel-Dir. of Teacher Placement Upper Right: Joel Brutlag-Dir. of Housing Left: Daniel Walther-Dir. of Career Placement Directors Pictured Later: Dennis Witte-Computer Center Elaine Hermann-Personnel Arthur Bacon-Continuing Education Christopher Chweh-Multi-Cultural Education CCJLINSELI G SERVICES COUNSELING Academic Counseling-Carol Hanneman and Diane Stancik fabovel Schmeiding Counseling Center-Richard Marrs and Carol Jabs QDirectorJ labove rightb 28 Departments Departments Depart Educatign Department William Rietschel - Chairman -fl X ,Q-f-X - iTTN LD! - l 2' Education Faculty: CFront Rowl: L. Kurth, R. Toepper, C. Laabs, R. Graudin, I. Teske, R. Becker, A. Roberts fBack Rowj: C. Chweh, D. Mueller, C. Lehl, W. Rietschel, S. Morgenthaler, A. Bacon History And Political SCiGI'lCG George Nielsen - Chair. , 4 :, -it -'-'fa?E X- - - - it L -1 QD. ! 'T-5 iljiogffeii.-. 'Y '- r l- it AA- .-', ig cii 'f' arsffn - g ' t--'-'hfvmgssaz ,ff '- '- ' ' .' .Q .... elf' QV' m ml-il 39 History and Political Science Faculty: K. Malec, G. Nielsen, K. Barnes, R. Hayes 29 Departments Departments Depart 1 Theology Dept. Gary Bertels - Chair. 15236 lg c. ff QQ?-,Q ' xx I . SQXXN x I I G 4, MJ Theology Faculty: G. Froelich, W. Maier, S. Hein, K. Heinitz, H. Sims, W. Wilkie, G. Bertels, W. lsenberg EaI'tl'l'SCiel1CG Dept. Roger Flandermeyer - Chair. Earth Science Faculty: P. Rose, F. Flandermeyer, W. Hussong 30 1:1 'nz' X film 0 Qu whirl' l x Hug: fn, Da, x W P 1 E DEER 461-Q . Y-'N f 'Ui -'ll sw-Q ' QNX .gn-if xi 'L 1 if-azz-. ., ff ribs.. D on il ll l l 1 ll 4 5 ments Departments Departments Music Department Richard Hillert - Chairman . It ' ' 1 2' Io idk M . ii .L V' ll ll Music Faculty: R. Busse, R. Hillert, E. Rimbach, N. Jenne, J. Brunssen, C. i Schalk, T. Gieschen, R. Fisher, S. Wente ' ,, I l l 'Z 4 .Q5l-ll '- l 'lhti Physical Education Department Conrad Aumann - Chair. I OO OOO GOOD' OOO fqgaf' P.E. Faculty: Qtop to bottomj- J. Kretzschmar, M. Schmidt, T. Woods, L. Klatt, T. Faszholz, A. Hermann, C. Aumann, H. Brockberg, R. Shubat, D. Moore . 31 l L i Departments Departments Depart Natural Science Department l - Carol Stellwagon -Chairman , Natural Science Faculty: M. Bartell, D. Schlensker, R. Calhoun, S. Moelenkamp, C. Stellwagen, R. Kirchenberg, K. Domroese Sociology Department Bondavalli Chairman 5 Y I it fi auf r rj, X Sociology Faculty: P. Becker, C. Jabs, B. Bondavalli, D. Gnewuch, V. Streufert 3 2 l Departments Departments Departn E.l'lgliSh Dept. Lila Kurth-Chair English Faculty: M. Radke, W. Lehmann L. Kurth, K. Sorenson, D. Rogner H. Smith. Communications Dept. Dr. Eunice Eifert-Chair Q f f X' C' V Q 0 ' ,Q W f , 4 f 7 X' M 'X Communications Faculty: F. Hardy E. Eifert P. Groteluschen. 33 Departments Departments Depart Math Department Manfred Boos- Chairman M. Young, R. Champagne, M. Boos, C. Chalmers, V. Klotz. ! Psychology Department James Roberts- Chairman D Sept k J R b ts R Venzke, R. Marrs. W. Lucht. 34 .-1 7----4-M ' Duplicating MARRIOTT: Director - Geoff Delucca Marriott DLIPLICATING: Student workers - Carol Miessler, Lynn Garrelts, Jill Price, Manager - Tom Sterling, Mark Siekman, Elizabeth Abel. Office Of Undergraduate Admissions OFFICE OF UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS: Standing Gary Ireland, Gloria Thiel, Elizabeth Leutheuser, Fred Schebor - Director. Seated - Sara Kuske, Amelia Munger - Assistant Director, Jill Goodwin. O Library LIBRARY STAFF: Henry Latzke - Director 0 Q 0 a Registrar s Office REGISTRAR: Norma Dutch, Jocelyn Pritchard, Peggy Krueger, Agnes Hildner, Arletta Mundt, Robert W. Pieper. ' Deans CContinuedb Dean Of Administration Frederick Spurgat Dean Of Graduate Studies Donald E. Gnewuch it Dean Of Teacher Education Norman Young Directors CContinuec:lJ Elaine Hermann, Director Of Arthur Bacon - Director Of Continuing Education Q -XV r QS Personnel Dennis Witte, Computer Center Directorf l l f Christopher Cheveh - Director Of Multicultural Education I Due to scheduling difficulties, these departments, staffs, and individuals were not able to be pictured. We do want to recognize their importance to Concordia's Campus. ACadeIT1iC COLlr1SGliI'lg - Carol Hanneman, Diane Stancik ACCOLll'ltil'lg - Dick Walstra, Controller, Tom McCarthy - Office Manager BOOkStOl'G - Patricia Folena, Manager Building And GI'OLll'1dS - John O'Brien, Director CGD SRCH '- Peter M. Becker, Director, William H. Kammrath - Asst. Dir. Development - Richard Jostes, Director Field EXpGl'ieI1CGS -' Lyle J. Kurth, Director, Richard Graudin And Robert Toepper - Asst. Directors. FirlE1nCial Aid - Deb Ness, Director, Jay Schaefer, Asst. Director l'lOL1SekGEpil'1g -' Dale Allor, Director Koehneke Community Center -- Robert J. Libka, Director Operations --' Neal F. Shackel - Manager Payl'Oll - Earlene Mainor Placement Office - William Rietchel, Director, Daniel Walther, Director Post Office - Ruth Mitchell, Postmistress PUl'Cl l8SlI'lQ -- Joan Wangrow, Director PLlbliC RelatiOI1S - George H. Lange, Director Security -- Ronald Schultz, Chief. Student Activities - Dee Dee Fahser, Director The Way We ? f N 'X 'ao ZJILX PM Are - Dorm Life is .. .ff ffa, .. . ,WM A 'DIY if if mn f , J Yfgffi if Qfyf? 4 fi f 4,'Wf., X' T , Q ..f:::::M,::' ' vm Wy , , K .ww , X1 AWA' . u1 ' M Hn X W, Qi 3347 .f Q ff in 4 U1 x I X L I 4 N 1 'Q Q --L aw Q! mn'-' 1 H 6 5 . S ,XY I '4 2 u.. VY in 1 We WWW 4 ,, f f A M W Www E ,,f, 'TV I w .725 f ,f 7 , H ff , y,'f,,'Q7 42 MARY-MARTHA RESI- DENT ASSISTANT STAFF: Front Row: Dee Dee Fahser. Second Row: Michelle Marek, Chris Schleffendorf, Julie Spen- cer, Pam Schneider, Christine Laesch. Mar Y M a 1 FT! Fl 'ElI'lC AilTjl' mi m mm 1 ' .lf fu' '17 'i l A A . .J lil ICED W Ml IE ,mm I' 113 21,2 11' r mmmmmmmmyf ,W W r T A , mn ,,,v ff'Wf I l ,,..-,.,.-- T a J l lst South ls Looking Llp Counter-clockwise: Christine Laesch, Delaine Hughes, Anne Frank, Amy Lewis, Laura Ram- sey, Carol Miessler, Ann Walther, Laurie El- wood, Beth Hall, Debbi Rudick. Ooh, I Hope Don't Break A T Nail - 2nd North Front Row: Rosemary Williams, Lynn Ciarrelts, Ardis Weyer, Laura Rusch, Sheila Seville, Cindy Gall, Lisa Brown, Kathy Koch, Julie Koenig. Second Row: Tracy Wienke, Beth Stamberger, Janine Vaupel, Christi Gingry, Vicki Grabowski, Jamie Brown, Tonya Rup- pert, Laura Kohrs. Third Row: Sandy Redemske, Kris- tin Wachter, Melody Boersma, Elaine Burrow, Julie Spencer fR.A.J, Joyce Theimann, Sue Lange, Ann Lewis, Julie Schieman. Fourth Row: Cindy Moser, Amy Kottlowski. Not pictured: Nadine Schmeisler, Eu- nice Evers, Katy Chmela, Ellen Fabry, Vicki Stern- quist, Joy Rau, Mary Palmreuter, Krystal Palmreuter. Spirit Of Friendship .,. . ,W V l f- f V 4 tx, ' -v , 1' w The Cookie Thieves Join the party on 3rd North Sneakin' Around On 2nd South First Row: Dee Anne Harrison, Cheryl Harder, Denise Otto, Michelle Marek. Second Row: Ann Bernaski, Julie Finke, Barb Miessler, Marianne Kuschmann. Third Row: Kumari Robert, Michelle Otto, Jennifer Hill, Amy Kraenzlein, Mary Erbelding. Not pictured: Amy Dorn, Carla Wills, Dawn Voelker, Diana Harroun, Diane Pardieck, Julia Powell, Lori Christiansen, Lisa Kandt, Mary Fi- scher, Nancy Ahls, Pam Schramm, Sharon Ryherd, Susan Miller, Sue Zin- dle, Teri Wellington, Wendy Falkenberg, Yvonne Brunow. , .Eg y ,HI , The Playground - 3rd North Christine Schleffendorf, Julie Stern, Heather Mur- phy, Jill Kraemer, Chris Pritzlaff, Angela Rolf, Na- omi Obara, Tracey Fischer, Deanna Robinson, Sue Dopke, Connie Ziegler, Theresa Clark, Wendy Schiewe, Carmen Dodge, Karen Ditzler, Lois Thur, Laura Hanson. Fishers Of Men - 3rd South Front Row: Ginger Kostik, Nancy Suhr, Amy Carter, Kathy Bremer, Brenda Bode, Christy Baumer. Second Row: Carol Onbargi, Julie Meyer, Audrey Stewart, Pam Ahles, Pam Schneider CR.A.J, Jamie Smith. Third Row: Jill Blumenschein, Connie Sabo, Carrie Owen, Sonja Otto, Nancy Ristow, Connie Schmidt, Kathy Pavinato. Not Pictured: Dee Schmidler, Lu Ann Kleinschmidt, Stephanie Kroeger, Cristine Freeburn, Peggy Wiggins, Dorothy Ho, Vera Keller, Beth Dufelmeier. 44 ll li Michelle Otto is all wrapped up on 3rd South. l i i k 4th Floor Front Row: Janet Stoneburner, Diane Anderson, Mona ' Schertz, Kathy Oberhue, Chris Hardtke. Second Row: Bette Daniels, Sharon Cichon, Ruth Gustauson. 'Q W-H 5th Flggr ls This A Convent Or What? Front Row: Cheryl Custer, Lisa Boehnke, Deadra Macon, , Nancy Ayres, Sharon Colby. Second Row: Shelly Dulmes, Brenda Arndt, Sheri Boas, Llgoria Sakellaris Kristen Larr, Kim Bosgraf, Karen Dickey. Third Row 1 ' U Becky Beyersdorf, Sheri Eckert. Jule Johnson, Kms Kmef' Kelly Witte, Jennifer McClannahan, Sheri Matz, Lisa Hoover, Laura Vestal, 45 KOHNLINDEMANN RESIDENT ASSISTANT STAFF: Ed Eckert, Joel Brutlag, Rick Schneider, Brock Abbott, Elena Schmidt, Lee Cullen, Fred Dur- bin. Kohn- L i n d e m a n 46 1 V Sig, N . -.ll Q qu' ,ff will NN-- it l E g , jltn Ti A . ., A 'l ,, l'3g ,.,. . 1: ::2Z'1'-3-- llM2gMiW,,?.. , lm in ll l wi ll f .Ml Hin: ui? llllllll ll l iff M, W , c lt L 'f '---'--M--'-A f- - - - I 1,- Really Live Here? lst Kohn Ed Eckert QR A J Il MDM Anybody Kohn Xxx, 1. A' fi .Ia '- Spirit 0f Living . I if 53192 sc. 3rd Kohn 3rd KOHN: First Row: Paul Stellwagon, Ben Brooke. Sec- ond Row: Bill Speaker, Jeff Roth, Rick Schneider, Kevin Zehme, Dan Landgraf. Third Row: Darryl Dewalt, Kevin Nguyen, Mark Benke, Larry Brummet. Top Row: Norman Nonnweiler, Eric Klemme, Tom Wykert. Not Pictured: Anthony Cook, Martin Hufford, Reggie Simms. Is this what an American college is doing to me? Shower With Us 2nd 77- 1 Front Row: Jon Blank, Paul Gruenwald, Bruce Volkert, Kevin Boyer. Second Row: Brock Ab bott, Will Israel, Dave Hagberry. 1533, all Learning to live together on 3rd Lindy. an Spirit Cf Learning lst Lind Front Row: Marion A. Rasmidi, Christian Geissendoeffer, Peter Schwarzenbacher, Mehmet, Frederic lberrakon, and friends. Second Row: Keenan White, Alexandre Athayde, Takao Ikeda. Third Row: Raja Yasin, Lee Cullen lR.A.J, Hinoaki Kobayaski, Eckachai, Francesco Manzawoga, Alberto Mock Lo. Fourth Row: Chuck Schlie, Mark Horton. Game Over ln The Fred Zone - 2nd Lindy Front Row: J. Dreyer, M. Schuessler, R. Smith, S. Nagy. Second Row: S. Frenzel, S. Llrbanski, M. Mueller, E. Eisberg, W. Werner. In Hands: P. Fries, D. Meinzen. Big Green Guy: F. Durbin fl.R.A.J. slimy lb ,V W V, A 'E-V '51 Sittin' Pretty On Top 0f 3rd Lindy Front Row: Robyn Hemler, Becky Burstadt, Hae Jin Lee, Elena Joy Schmidt Cl.R.A.J. Second Row: Kathy Wright, Laura Johnson. Third Row: Becky Oerkfitz, Jane Cole, Marilyn. Fourth Row: Ellen Dittmer, Anne Schmidt, Kris Berntson, Meg Montagne. Fifth Row: Susan Lorenz, Lisa Purcell, Mary Gerken. Sixth Row: Eunice Jaech, Young Ye Lee, Chris Knauft. Not pictured: Tracey Currey, Krista Matto, Elizabeth Kopp, Naomi Yasuda. w N is ,fs Frenzelz Untitled GROSS RESIDENT ASSISTANT STAFF: Pam Thompson, Julie Moller, Faith Janke, Heidi Meyers, Heidi Liske, Terri Wagner. L Not pictured: Terri Simmermann, Shelley O'Brien. 1 Spirit Gf Fun 4 1' ., K .4 , HCCRF Zoo 13O's, 23O's 33O's T First Row: Kris Vrana, Tonya Kirst, Lisa Klein, Andi Barton, Monica Richert. Sec- ond Row: Sue Lombardo, Beth Mosley, Amy Goodnow, Deb White, Amy Hamer, Nancy McDonald. Third Row: Peggy Backs, Terri Wagner lR.A.l, Gail Streit, Deb Prough. Fourth Row: Kirsten Kramer, Barbie Brutlag, Allison Selepa, Ruth Kostush, Julie Sandor, Katie O'Hara. Not pictured: Sherry Scheiwe, Kelly Lawrence, Jana Watson, Donnai Grimm, Trina Weissberg, Kris Tuscany, Karen Maske, Connie Stephens, Karen Martin, Tresha Patton, Kendis Prok, Val Passman. A V , - gf- H, ll - Q 7 ll uv I X :U - I . l iii ' A Nh II iv. .f gl .1 M N 2:fiilIl ' I ii 5 2 i !' li f fi ri 1 li 2? . ., 1 .ass Y - hx if 'NF Singing In The Rain - 25O's, 26O's 25O's-26O's: Front Row: Christa Alte- vogt, Denise Smith. Back Row: Dara Bush, Julia Nourse, Antonella Gianni, Pam Thompson, Karen Kraft, Crystal Van Dyke, Becky Francis, Kathy Tag- lauer, Tina Seibert, Lynne Kelly, Janet Wreath, Laura Haines, Linda Hahn, Amy Hepburn. Not Pictured: Kris Altergott, Sharon Buck, Julie Frank, Dawn John- son, Marijean Kohl, Nancy Lloyd, Julie Szczepanik, Susan Wischmeier. We Don't Care - 15O's, 16O's Front Row: Carla Cook, Karen Clark, Wendy Grafe, Amy Niese, Julie Wheeler, Andee Reining, Heidi Liske fR.A.l, Sue Terpstra, Mary Stafford, Gail Bebee. Second Row: Carolyn Hovorka, Lois Melinat, Chris Portele, Nancy Walsh, Theresa Johnson, Robin Verhusen, Madonna Simpson, Jana Watson. Not pictured: Karen Groen, Mi- chelle Zimpher. Just Having A Bunch Of Fun At CCRF. 51 The Passion Fruits Locked-Out Their R.A. - 35O's, 36O's 35O'S AND 36O'S: Front Row: Natalie Lams, Pam Giese, Julie Joseph, Terri Simmerman, Kelly Sneed, Jenny Cardia. Second Row: Chrissie Robert, Kathy Meyer, Lisa Adolfson, Cassie Flandermeyer, Nicole Andersen, Beth Niermann, Kathy Nuechter- lein. Third Row: Tina Cole, Vicki Scheonbeck, ln- grid Zeitalas, Kate Behm, Kirsten Lams, Stephanie LeFevere, Kim Fries, Tara Tasker, Mary Auren- hamer, Maria Carson, Kathy Witte. Not pictured: Kim Lyons, Lisa Bowes, Sherri Klemm. V V f ZF? f 1? 5 'JJ 1 2 V W 5 2 . A i fa, . .f :lv T OX I Ez! K . V f K! S' X ,y f J W 4th Gross Beach Club 45O's-46O's: First Row: Jennifer Dix, Kathy Stan- ton. Second Row: Jennifer Barkman, Lisa Bauer, Dawn Odoi, Dawn Welkie. Third Row: Jackie Jaques, Jodi Hagemann, Suzanne Norberg, Jill Price. Fourth Row: Carol Friend, Katy Nyquist, Shellie Adkinson, Kim Meister, Christie Nelson, Cora Scheer. Not Pictured: Rebecca Hayas, Su- san Kevel, Julie Laack, Karen Lizzio, Lisa Owens, Kathy Perdue, Joanie Schlie, Tara Tasker, YQ.,-' MIM SEI ..c1l9lUJ0Ixl - 55O's, 56O's 55O'S AND 56O'S: Front Row: Kris Dahn, Kim Jacobson, Kris Bird, Debbi Bowman, Davia Hick- man, Lisa Eckert. Second Row: Missy Lowery, Sharon Albers, Jill Peters, Liz Kiel, Teresa Thur, Chris Guse, Deena Curry, Kristen Raschke, An- gela Gilmore. Third Row: Debbie Steffen, Emily Hinck, Becki Handi. Fourth Row: Sue Sooz Breuning, Chris Wordell, Faith Janke CR.A.l, Gail Hinck. Fifth Row: Tracy Loppnow, Susette Stan- ton, Kathy Kraai, Janice JB Bentley, Laura Brands, Janet Pfannkoche. Spirit Cf Caring 6 6 9 Never Here ' 7 - 660 S 66O's: Julie Moeller, Amy Barkes, Sarah Poertner, Cindy Otte. Not Pictured: Nancy Dearhammer, Jo- hanna Hagemann, Sonja Howard, Diep Lam, Dora Pingel, Melinda Powley, Carole Schirmer, Lisa Spin- ato, Debra Wichmann Je. Ll ff fwyf ,,ff'f',, , v '!'-rl afar ? I x 0 W, Q ly 141' 5-1 1:-Y 'Q Hard Rock 'M' AGO at ' 53 , ' D.J. RESIDENT ASSISTANT STAFF: Front Row: Gary Vought, Amy Kosmatka, Jerry Paterson, Mark Cassel Joel Rolf Back Row' Marty Redlawsk Stan Tischer QR.D.J HH U mmmmmm W nn U, mm mmm 'L IMI mmmmm fl I-5 M A S, I -,'rc, He's Not Here, Can I Take A Message? - lst David IST DAVID: Gary Vought fR.A.I, Mark Thoeike, Stephen Everette, Dwight Alberhasky, Dave Meute, John Price, Steve LaCroix, Jon Eifert, Peter Meyer, Brian Klaft, Lee Thompson, Deane Rabe, Steve Jacobson, Paul Godbold, Mike Rieck, Tim Eckert, Paul Rehmer. The consequences of missing a 3rd David floor meeting ...,.. bmi? L... Spirit Cf Gro ing 2nd David Delivers In 30 Minutes Or Less No Picture Available The Gods Cf 3-D Must Be Crazy - 3rd David 3rd DAVID: Brian Melendez, Mark Siekmann, Ken Basel, Larry Oomens, Mike Hellyer, Bill Sanders, Tom Heinlein, Glen Steiner, Dave Blackwell, Louis Peters, Mark Lundgren. Not pic- tured: Chris Adams, Shantell Adkins, Mike Alter, Kurt Bimler, Chris Block, Tim Concannon, Dave Eberhard, Mark Hasenwinkel, Frank Hedrick, Paul Koehler, Bill Koehne, Brian Kozlowski, Dave Offerman, Dave Palmreuter, Enoch Peter- son, Joel Schultz, James Sitzes A-I 2nd DAVID: QAII not picturedlj Ray Bailey, Mark Bates, Pete Becker, Dave Bender, Rob Berlinski, Mark Faga, Lloyd Garrelts James Groenwald, Jay Leazott, Mark Luecke, Eric Puchbauer, Marty Redlawsk, Mark Rittman, Steve Sandfort, Phil Schluckebier, Dale Schichner, Richard Schwantz, Chris Showerman, Don Trumble, Mark Wallace, Mike Wallace, Phil Warmbier, Steven Wucki, Jon Zerkel Jerry Patterson fR.A,J Dean Hayes . . . And Then There Were None - lst Jonny Zbfm FO QC? ff Clean Once A Day My . . 4 Cave Front Row: Joel Rolf fR.A.J. Second Row: Rich, Heinz, Andy Eckert, Steve Benson. Third Row:: Matt Meier, Chuck Buth, Jeff Greby, Gary De- cata, Father Whitby. Fourth Row: Jeff Roscoe, Ken Steele, Dave Seavers, TR Ackmann, Ste- phen Gillete, Mark Mumme, Tim Cook. Missing: Jon Schultz, Dan Gotschalk, Paul Van Werder, Paul Mumme, James Dulas. 3M T3A - 2nd Jonny il Bil Zeiser, Skin Forsyth, Tom Joseph, Killer Whale Harger, Air Loeb, Magic Faga, PH Otten, Bone Schantz, Mo McDonough, Licky Licktenstein, A.M. Cassel fR.A.J, Kurt Wenzelburger, Huge Versemann, Fritz Otten, Toast Jurss, Bobo Lebeau, 177 Goeglein, Tall Lange, Small Lange, Monster Liebert Pizza Domroese, if? Smith, Gerry Dedina, House Otten, Walsk Wolsky. Spirit 0f Love We're Busted - 3rd Jonny 3rd JOHNNY: First Row: Doreen Prok, Rachel Snyder, Amy Kosmatka, Betsy Wassilak. Second Row: Beth Flandermeyer, Jill Stamm, Linda Muenchow, Krista Blazek, Becky Grim, Katie Heffner, Cara Wilson. Third- Row: Leslie Antol, Karyn Stahlbush, Lisa Tegeler, Kar- lynn Zimlech. Top Row: Amy Lehmann, Cindy Bults. Not Pictured: Gretchen Walther, Kathy Rogers, Shel- ley Mueller, Mary Miller, April Leuhmann, Jill Kieta, Paula Frase, Leah Cordes, Robin Dixson, Sheryl Brutcher. em QX 'X Q2 'Ei i'. . E I ' J h .T -. L' 3 ff if ' rw . S V x I K 9 Q . 'D I X , I if px. 3 1 ,K A 5 3 ' 4 , v .U W '37 IO E 1 7-fm' --H CRGANIZATIONS '79 W M ,mwwsfffiiv-HOWQ fluff' ex ec u tive fig- zek-Cylet-ivf comm mit'tee fke- mit-ef n.l. distinctive devoted dynamic Innova tors selected by vote to serve the Student Association of Concordia College River Forest for the purpose of enhancing every facet of student life. intervisitation hours Spring Formal at the Chicago Marriott Hotel CIT spectator bus babyhold ing PACE inner-city ministries Orientation Week and Parents Weekend. if Ill if ' i ' Y V 1 Executive Committee officers were instrumental in implementing such things as increased Y 7 I 7 David Berryhill President C A I Nancy Ahls Spiritual Life Q , V' t ,Z 1-1 ' ' ' .1 , igif stsafi- -' , , ,' If M 'r vvv- 7 ., V '55 f' V Q , :My 1 ,., 11,5 ' lnggwn - W 'Y V45 I L it , Z fl i i I i gn' 1 1 Lisa Peterson Spiritual Outreach f Mark Hasenwinkel Vice-President 4 Z. 26 ri 1 Carole Schirmer Student Activities Melinda Powley Debra Wichmann Special Events Academic Life Senate Senate: FRONT ROW: Jamie Smith, Dave Berryhill, Laura Zischang, Mike Wallace, Marianne Kusch- mann, Amy Kottlowski, Kris Whitby, Mark Wallace, Clo Frankiewicz. SECOND ROW: Antonette Kulesza, Diep Lam, Deb Wichmann, Dara Bush, Deb Steffen, Steve Parry, Becky Burstadt, Kristi Wernsman, Carrie Owen, Sheri Matz, Angela Rolf, Jay Liebert, Jon Schultz. BACK ROW: Mark Walther, Jackie Witter, David Meute, Chris Portele, Ron King, Carole Schirmer, Melinda Powley, Sue Wisch- meier. NOT PICTLIRED: Katy Nyquist, Lisa Adolfson, Edwin Maloney, and Leslie Antol. The Student Association Senate is a group of students selected to represent their respective floors. Commuting students and nursing students are represented in this body as well. These representatives meet with the Executive Committee to discuss the relevant issues and concerns of the student body. In this way, all students of Concordia have a voice in their government. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Enjoyable work? Fun Work? That s right' Homecoming Activities can never be successful without both fun and work This year the two seemed to go hand in hand to make the work enjoyable' The Homecoming Directors along with their commit tee put a tremendous amount of effort into the Home coming Weeks activities So many people gave up sleep time to plan organize purchase decorate elect paint signs prepare flowers entertain clean up and do any number of other jobs lt was a sizable task but it was made enjoyable be cause it gave everyone involved a chance to get to know their fellow Concordians This was important for though the Homecoming Committee was together for only a short time at Homecoming Well Be Together IS a theme with everlasting significance . , . . . . . . H 11 .1 11 - - - 1 1 1 . , . . . nl 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - - 11 1 11 1 The Foresters The Foresters are a talented eight member singing group chosen by audition each spring. Sponsored by the Public Rela- tions department, the Foresters use their talents to praise God and to represent Concordia at Lutheran churches and schools across the country. After three weeks of intensive practice, the Foresters performed throughout the summer, including two tours of Lutheran camps. During the school year, the Foresters performed for church services, banquets and high schools. The highlight of the year was a three week tour during interim when the group sang for twenty five Lutheran high schools from Minnesota to Texas. Over-all, the Foresters travelled more the 12,000 miles while performing over one hundred concerts. 3 I ii' 'Y Fun times in the Forester van. 'Q -uk WA' THE FORESTERS: Paul Rehmer, Mark Wallace, Kathy Taglauer, Peter Meyer, Amy Hepburn, Eric Carlson, Sonja Otto, and .Joyce Thiemann. Woodwind Ensemble C ' The Woodwind Ensemble gives students opportunities to per- form a wide variety of music. They rehearse throughout the year, Festival Chorus The Festival Chorus, whose members are chosen by audi- tion, is directed by Dr. Thomas Gieschen. The Festival chorus rehearsed once a week in preparation for their con- cert on January 17, 1988. This concert included Ralph Vaughan Williams' Dona Nobis Pacem and also Zolta Kodays' Psalmus Hungaricus and they finished with Franz Joseph Haydns' Te Deum. Members of this year's Festival Chorus were the following: R. Bailey, S. Benson, D. Bischof, M. Boersma, K. Bremer, l. Brockberg, L. Brown, S. Buck, K. Bueltmann, E. Carlson, A. Carter, L. Christiansen, L. Cline, T. Curry, D. Dewalt, D. Doebler, T. Eckert, J. Edgar, S. Everette, R. Flander- meyer, V. Folgers, D. Forsyth, C. Gall, L. Garrelts, M. Gerkin, J. Grebe, L. Haines, D. Harroun, K. Heffner, R. Heinz, M. Hennig, A. Hinz, S. Jacobsen, K. Jacobson, J. Jaques, L.Kampersohroer, A. Katsion, T. Kirst, S. Klemm, K. Kraai, S. LaCroix, K. Lams, T. Lange, M. McCoun, C. Meissler, P. Meyer, S. Parry, E. Petersen, M. Pyde, P. Rehmer, M. Richert, C. Righiemer, M. Rittman, T. Ruppert. L. Rusch, J. Sandor, J. Schmidt, J. Schultz, J. Schuman, R. Schwantz, D. Steffen, R. Stohs, C. Stuhrenberg, I. Teske, J. Thiemann, L. Thur, D. Voight, S. Voight, M. Wallace, M. Wallace, G. Walther, J. Watson, K. Weissberg, J. Wellen, L. Wellen, K. Wernsman, J. Wheeler, T. Wienke, K. Wright, T. Wykert. and play for a number of recitals and Christmas celebrations. Woodwind Ensemble. FRONT ROW: Anne Frank and Julia Powell. BACK ROW: Theresa Clark, Michelle O'Brien, and Laura Ramsey. Chapel Choir The Chapel Choir, directed by Dr. Carl Schalk, re- hearses and performs regularly throughout the year. They perform a wide variety of mainly liturgical mu- sic. They sing for chapel services, evening prayer services, and church services. Members of this year's Chapel Choir were the following: Dara Bush, Peggy Backs, Jodi Hagemann, Julie Hilligoss, Teresa Thur, Laura Rusch, Fred Durbin, Steve Benson, Shin-Woo Kang, Darryl Dewalt, Ed Eckert, Donna Gage, Eunice Evers, Christie Nelson, Monica Richert, Jan Schulz, Sharon Buck, Cindy Gall, Jeff Grebe, Tonya Kirst, and Jamie Brown. Wind Symphony The Wind Symphony is directed by Dr. Richard Fischer. lt is a talented group which has many exciting performance opportunities. This group played several marvelous home concerts, participated in many inspiring church services, and went on two exciting tours. The band had an opportunity to travel to California over Spring Break, and in the Fall the Wind Symphony toured regionally. Wind Symphony members are chosen by audition and are given the opportunity to develop their talents throughout the year. WIND SYMPHONY: First Row: Kris Altergott, Cathy Hipple, Ruth Kostush, Teresa Thur, Laura Ramsey, Deb Rudick, Gail Streit, Theresa Clark. Second Row: Victoria Krazel, Sue Lange, Sue Anne Dopke, Julie Koenig, Sue Fabricius, Shelley O'Brien, Marianne Kuschmann, Dorothy Ho-Macall, Vicki Schoenbeck, Ellen Dittmer. Third Row: Bonnie Neubauer, Connie Steffens, Pam Ahles, Carla Cook, Janet Wreath, Sher- ry Scheiwe, Kris Dahn, Ben Brooke, Wendy Scheiwe, Julia Powell, Nick Malleos, Darryl Holiday, Mark Faga, Larry Oomens. Fourth Row: James Dulas, Larry Brummet, Paul Gruenwald, Jeff Roscoe, Natalie Lams, Hans Otten, Cora Scheer, Marijean Kohl, Moni- ca Richert, Scott Weaver, Nancy Lloyd, Enoch Peter- sen, Joel Hoffschneider, Bruce Volkert, Joel Kaiser. Fifth Row: Dave Doebler, Mike Blanchard, Kevin Boyer. Standing: Kevin Zehme, Kim Hildebrand, Lee Thompson, Mike Rieck, Kurt Bimler, Scott Harder, Rodney Paglialong, Dr. Fischer. Not pictured: Jeff Musa, Julia Nourse, Angela Gillmore, Michael Horton, Kathy Taglauer, Amy Hepburn, Anne Frank. IK , , , Z Relaxing at the beach in California on tour Kapelle The Kapelle has had a very exciting year under the direction of their highly esteemed director, Dr. Thomas Gis- chen. They performed in the communi- ty as well as here on campus during weekday chapel services. Members of the choir enjoyed their spring break by touring various churches in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. Performing pieces such as Hahn's Psalm 13O and Distler's Wachet Auf were only a few of the highlights of this year. Touring in spring was an excellent time to create new friendships in Christ and share God's Word with a wide variety of peo- ple. Taking time out to relax on tour. Kapelle: FRONT ROW: Debbi Bowman, Lori Christiansen, Laura Cline, Julie Wheeler, Lisa Adolfson, Jana Watson, Julie Schmidt, Deb Steffen, Kristi Wernsman, Lois Thur, Katrina Weissberg, Dr. Gieschen. SECOND ROW: Kathy Bremer, Sharon Buck, Kirsten Lams, Kathi Kraai, Carol Miessler, Peggy Malik, Sheri Klemm, Joyce Thiemann, Lisa Brown, Gretchen Walther, Diana Harroun, Mary Gerken. THIRD ROW: Paul Rehmer, Mark Wallace, Mark Thoelke, John Price, Joel Wippich, Darryl Dewalt, Stephen Parry, Jeff Grebe, Mike Wallace. FOURTH ROW: Joel Schultz, Richard Schwantz, Steve LaCroix, Peter Meyer, Eric Carlson, Doug Forsyth, Steve Jacobsen, Steve Everette, Tom Lange. Jazz Band The Jazz Band gives students an opportunity to perform music from the modern jazz idiom. Often, the members have the opportunity to play with guest performers who are leading musi- cians in the field of jazz. This band performs for college and off-campus functions. JAZZ BAND: DIRECTOR: Dr. Richard Fischer. PERCUSSION: Joe Beatty, Mike Rieck, Rodney Paglialong, Lee Thompson, Ed Eckert, Kurt Bimler. FRONT ROW: Dave O'Fallon, Darryl Holiday, Nick Malleos, Bill Koehne, Pete Becker. SECOND ROW: Dave Doebler, Nancy Lloyd, Joel Hoffschneider, Enoch Petersen, Bruce Volkert. TOP ROW: Sue Zindle, Phil Schult, Paul Gruenwald, Larry Brummet, James Dulas, Mark Rittman. NOT PICTURED: Angela Gillmore. l Fine solos add to the greatness of the jazz band concerts. Serious preparation. Q ,-,nunggnnu-un -nl ..,, Lua., E Flute Ensemble The Concordia Flute Ensemble is directed by Ellen Holleman. lt is a group of talented flutists who grow together musically throughout the year. They perform at a spring recital and at several chapel services. Flute Ensemble: FRONT ROW: Becky Oerkfitz, Becky Burstadt, Andy Reining, Kathy Taglauer. BACK ROW: Vicky Krazel, Cathy Hipple, Melody Boersma, Pam Ahles, Sue Lange, Sue Fabri- cius, Sue Dopke, Laura Hanson, Bonnie Neubauer. I Handbell Choir The handbell choir this year consisted of twelve students who were under the direction of graduate student Karen Lindquist The group practiced two hours each week with the help of student director Marijean Kohl. During the fall and winter quarters, the handbell choir participated in several chapel services as well as playing in the Lessons and Carols service. Marijean Kohl also began a group for beginners to learn how to play handbells, and to prepare them for membership in the handbell choir. Chamber Winds And Singers The Concordia College Chamber Winds, directed by Dr. Richard Fischer, is composed of fine musicians who make the caliber of this group exceptionally high. lt consists of many Concordia students plus other people from the school and community. The Chamber Winds performed two con- certs during the year and they also performed a number in the Spring Music Festival. Members of this year s Chamber Winds were the following. Anne Frank Cathy Hippie Sue Lange Chris Janzow Ruth Kostush Laura Ramsey Vicki Parello Wendy White Karla Lee Zucconi Shelly O Brien Theresa Clark Diane Doll Debbi Rudick Kristine Dahn Bruce Lucas Julia Powell Wendy Scheiwe Nancy Fako Wendy Sandow Abby Sloan Larry Gomens Mark Faga Nick Maileos Jim Dulas Paul Gruenwald Natalie Lams Jeff Musa Bruce Volkert Kevin Boyer Dave Doebler Mary Ann Stickler Rodney Paglialong Mike Rieck Lee Thomp- son David O Fallon Kurt Bimler and Joel Kaiser. The Concordia College Chamber Singers directed by Dr Thomas Gieschen is a group of eighteen vocalists chosen by audition This group performed in such musical events as the Spring Music Festival student vocal recitals and the composers recital Rehearsals are contected every week Members of the Chamber Singers are the following Sharon Buck Amy Carter Darryl Dewalt David Doebler Jon Elifert Steve Everette Jeff Grebe Jodi Hagemann Diana Harroun Shin Woo Kang Peter Meyer Julia Nourse Deane Rabe Julie Schmidt Joel Schultz Teresa Thur Katrina Weiss berg and Kristi Wernsman 7 2 - 4 . 1 S f 9 1 7 7 v 7 7 7 9 f Q 5 7 7 7 Q 1 7 9 D 1 7 9 9 7 1 Q 1 Y i I 7 1 3 v 1 7 1 , 0 1 . 3 7 , - . . - . 1 2 P 7 V . . 1 1 V 'I . . 1 1 1 1 . . . . 7 1 9 1 . , . ' if ffl ? f f 7? W7 V f 7,f37f0f X' Vf ffff ffay ff! ff ff! LM f ,eweiff ff , f fffmwfffhf f M! f X., 'U-Wx -wr. W V3 ..,, Q fkif :QTSCNZ 'LQFSHXENTN ,gg 5,1 -MQ: xx' N lik :gi QM: 4' Q www lk , ,,,,, 13 .. -Qsmww. The Chamber Singers in concert. Brass Quintet The Brass Quintet is a group of five talented students who practice and perform throughout the year for church services and outings. This group also performs for Christmas parties in the area. BRASS QLIINTET: Larry Brummet, Paul Gruenwald, Julia Powell, Bruce Volkert, Kevin Boyer. Percussion Ensemble The Percussion Ensemble, under the direction of Dave O'Fallon, completed a quite successful year. Their concert repertoire consisted of the traditional to the abstract. The eight member ensemble started the by sharing a concert with the Flute Ensemble. One high point of the year was performing for a local high school and a grade school. The final concert was the peak of the year. The ensemble is looking forward to next year. Sign Language Concordia is becoming bi-lingual. No, it's not Ger- man, Greek or Hebrew. lt's the third most common language in North America - sign language. The sign language club has 60 plus members with a wide range of talents, from beginners to excellent. Watch out, you won't hear us, but you'll sure see us! PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE: Clay Johnson, Lee Thompson, Kurt Bimler, Dave O'FalIon, Kevin Zehme, Rodney Paglialong, Angela Gillmore fbeing heldj. NOT PICTLIRED: Mike Rieck. SIGN LANGUAGE: FRONT ROW: Christine Seibert, Kristin Wachter, Sandy Redemske, Laura .Zischang. BACK ROW: Laura Gaines, Lynn Geary, Richard Schwantz, Janet Wreath, Evelyn Niemeyer, Henry Niermeyer, Phil Hyssong. Ambassadors For Christ xivntral Qnllrgr AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST: Dr. Maier, Christie Nelson, Keith Bueltmann, Crystal Van Dyke. NOT PICTLIRED: John Dreyer, Mark Fritsche, Martin Hufford. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi is a national education honor society cation program The group s faculty advisor is Dr Timothy Krenzke The Ambassadors for Christ is a stu- dent group interested in evangelism. Ac- tivities of the Ambassadors include go- ing to evangelism conferences and clin- ics, helping local congregations in their community outreach programs, Christ- mas caroling, and on campus events such as sponsoring guest speakers and showing films and videos. which recognizes the excellence of Concordia's teacher edu- Freshman Orientation Staff '87: FRONT ROW: Sandy Redemske, Amy Kottlowski, Paul Rehmer, Sonja Otto, Mike Schafstall. SECOND ROW: John Price, Beth Laesch, Andy Eckert, Debbi Rudick, Krista Fawcett, Kris Bird. THIRD ROW: Laurie Stern, Jay Liebert, Linda Muenchow, Brian Melendez. NOT PICTLIRED: Steve LaCroix. Freshman Camp Staff: Front Row: Leanne Schlaefke, Kathi Kraai, Joyce Thiemann, Amy Carter. Second Row: Mark Benke, Gary Vought, Deane Rabe. Third Row: Amy Dorn, Rachel Snyder, Susan Wischmeier, Pam Schneider, Becki Handi. Fourth Row: John Reincke, Jay Cashmer, Don Trumble, Paul Schultz, Mike Rieck. Transfer Staff: Front Row: Mary Er- belding, Lisa Brown, Cara Wilson, Su- zanne Norberg, Kathy Bremer, Ann Pluhm. Second Row: Dawn Voelker, Ju- lie Koenig, Susie Lange, Elaine Burrow, Cindy Moser. Third Row: Larry Brum- met, Jon Schultz, Paul VonWerder, Ke- vin Boyer, Joel Rolf, Bruce Volkert. l I l i l P 4 l l i Staffs GO 'O'l GO TO CAMP! CATCH THE SPIRIT! Freshmen and transfers are welcomed with open arms in early fall by three staffs who dedicate their time and talents to make orientation week the best it can be. The Freshman Orientation Staff, the Freshman Camp Staff, and the Transfer Staff are groups of students who work especially hard to make that first crazy week at a new school a smooth and fun transition. A variety of activities are planned to bring everyone together and to take a break from unpacking, going to meetings, and getting nervous about the upcoming year. Though the first week of new college life can be hectic, confusing, and even a little scary - the staffs help to make it a fun one, too. l l A 4 J A ,J X 4 One-and-two-and . . Transfer staff people sure do make you smile. ,ff Nxxcxf Y A 4 4 if ff f ta Vw., , 1,9 ' Q. , A,- . 1. Who said chairs were meant to sit on? What a lovely bunch! Pillars Staff Pillars Staff: FRONT ROW: Kristin Wachter, Sandy Redemske. BACK ROW: Tracey Fischer, Becky Bur- stadt, Kris Dahn, Denise Hough, Laura Zischang. NOT PICTURED: Mary Webb, Amy Lewis, Amy Kosmatka, Christy Baumer, Pete Becker, Dave Hagberry, Warren Werner, Julie Stern Ctypistl. 'fl- The Pillars staff is a dedicated group of people who work throughout the year creating the year book These enthusiastic people spent many hours writing typing and doing layouts Sandy Section editors were the following Pete Becker Becky Burstadt Kris Dahn Denise Hough Amy Kosmatka Kristin Wachter and Mary Webb The photographers were Dave Hagberry and Warren Werner Redemske was the editor of the Pillars this year. The Spectator Staff i ' wa A 1 ii ,W au if i-13 l The Spectator began the year with an all new staff Senior John Dreyer was the editor in chief A new section was added to the montly publication musings This consisted of students poetry and the nllustrations of John Skwerski A good portion of the staff were freshmen whose dedication breathed new life into the newspaper The staff met once every two weeks in the publications office in the KCC During interim Dreyer took a trip to Israel but the staff managed to still publish an issue under the direction of news editor Julie Frank who was also voted editorin chief for the 88 89 school year Staff columnist Steven C. Frenzel contributed both humorous and though-provoking articles for publication Sports editor Rich Schwantz played an important role in building and maintaining excitement and helped keep the staff together when things got rough. All members of the staff were extremely dedicated and used their talents to their fullest. Without the sacrifices of each staff members the paper could not have made such progress Although the staff lost important members they managed to pull to- gether and put out a quality product. With the exception of the seniors, the current staff plans to return next year. -1,3 I 1 , .vw ..- , .,,. ,nv ,Yu 1 M 4 X ,. H The Spectator Staff: FRONT ROW: Fred Durbin, Julie Frank, Maria Carson. BACK ROW: John Skwerski, Richard Schwantz, Richard Heinz, Nicole Andersen, Jon Blank, John Dreyer. NOT PIC- TLIRED: Steven Frenzel. N octurnal A quatic T alkative A rtistic R are l ndividuals Fourteen girls practiced two to four times a week for two quarters to present the synchronized swimming show Radio Waves . Each girl was involved in two or more numbers, with the opening and clos- ing routines using all fourteen girls. This is one group which no one should miss see- ing. atari NATARI: Back Row: Kathi Kraai, Kris Bird, Sonja Otto, Ginger Kostick, Kathy Pavinato, Amy Bliese. Front Row: Nikki Andersen, Denise Smith, Becky Grimm, Kirsten Wockenfuss, Kathy Stanton, Lynn Higgins. Not Pictured: Liz Kiel, Nancy Lloyd. The real Natari costume? German Club Nw 4 X . . eww. erman Club: Jon Blank, Lori Christiansen, Vera Keller. 'T new Guys and Dolls, an A.C.T, production. The German Club is an ac- tive group of German-speak ing students who get togeth- er to learn more about the culture. Together, they have viewed films and had social dinners, among other activi- ties. ' A.C.T. The ACT Board, Artists of Concordia Theatre, is responsible for the smooth organizing of the drama productions giv- en at Concordia. Their work on cos- tumes, set, props, publicity, and other important elements of a show are often behind the scenes , but the fine perfor- mances which are the product of their work can be enjoyed by all. Nursing Students CONCORDIA COLLEGE-RIV ER FOREST and WEST SUBURBAN -Qglle e of Nursing West Suburban College of Nursing has a number of or anizations tai- Q Iored to nursing students. These include the Nursing Student Organization, the College of Nursing Choir, West Suburban Christian FellowshipfStu- dent Missionary Project. The Nursing Student Organization QNSOJ is the student government for all nursing students. This year QNSOJ is the student government for all nursing students. This year NSO organized a Christmas Party for all nursing students. They also raised funds and held a juniorfsenior banquet, provided leadership for other senior class activities such as the senior class gift presentation and pinning ceremony program arrangements. West Suburban Christian Fellowship CWSCFJ - ,v-5.sJ.!-I! slr: Keep those nursing smiles coming! is a chapter of lntervarsity's Nurses Christian Fellowship QNCFJ. They held activities through- out the year including an aerobics class and Bible study, special speakers and films, and par- ticipation in conferences sponsored by NCF and lntervarsity. A Another successful operation. Residents in the WSCN residence hall enjoy being with their fellow nursing students and holding activities designed for residents and non-resident nursing students and their guests. An annual Thanksgiving dinner was organized by the residence hall staff and a scenic boat ride on Lake Michigan was enjoyed in the spring. Lots of movie nights throughout the year provided welcome relief from academic stress. 'll I ursing Students College of Nursing Choir: FRONT ROW: Amy Lewis, Sharon Colby, Director Anita Joyce Pankratz, Lisa Boehnke. SECOND ROW: Jenewa Free, Jodi Keller, Nancy Ayres, Tina Cole, Kristin Carr, Laura Johnson. THIRD ROW: Bette Daniels, Kim Bosgrae, Brenda Arndt, Brenda Bode, Darlene Listhartke. -nl All psyched to sing! The College of Nursing Choir is made up of nursing students from every level in the program. The choir performed in churches throughout the area and at chapel for Concordia College. The choir went on a short tour during winter quar- ter and produced a studio recording of their repertoire which was released on cassette. Choir friendships are great! Deaconesses: FRONT ROW: Crystal Van Dyke, Meg Montagne, Deacon- ess Nancy Nemoyer, Amy Hamer. BACK ROW: Beth Niermann, Carla Olbeter, Elena Joy Schmidt, Christie Nelson, Rosemary Williams. Deaconess The students in the deaconess program here at Concor dia are a closely knit family This group of women has devotions once a week as well as many other activmes through which they encourage one another build one another up and prepare each other for service to the church as deaconesses These students study here at Concordia for five years one of which is spent on intern ship Deaconess students must major in theoiogy manor in music psychology or sociology and have a concen tration in one of varlous other fields Q 1. . . . u 1 ..u V u . , . ' 1 1 v 7 - . 4 . . 1 3 5 52 1 i l l ,l '4 l 9 COLIGAR GUIDES: FRONT ROW: Bill Koehne, Rachel Snyder, l Brian Melendez, SECOND ROW: Sarah Poertner, Kristin 1 Wachter, Top Row: Becky Burstadt LEADERS: Gary Ireland, l Steve LaCroix i i l C.A.I.R. C.A.l.R. stants for Concordians Active in Recruit- ment. What these caring people do is call prospective students to answer their questions and explain what college life is like. They devote two hours on one Sunday night a month to help the admissions office in recruiting students. C.A.l.R.: Deb Bowman, Jamie Brown, Andi Barton, Mary Auern- hamer, Janice Bentley, Sharon Albers, Kathi Kraai, Pete Lahge, Sandy Redemske, Not Pictured: Becky Handy, Wade Nichols, Caro- lyn Hovorka, Carmen Dodge, Dora Pingel, Kathy Wright, Mary Miller, Jill Peters, Jamie Smith, Amy Goodnow. Cougar Guides The Cougar guide program is something new at Concordia this year. The admissions office decided to implement a program that made tour- giving easier. Gary Ireland, admissions counselor, and Steve LaCroix, student coordinator, interviewed many students in the fall and chose several to be Cougar Guides . These students gave tours and housed prospective students while they visited. This gave an extra personal touch to those who are considering Concordia in their future. Art Club Students here at Concordia have many opportunities to develop their artistic talents One such opportunity is the art club The art club exposes the students of this school to the art which surrounds them in such a metrop ther experience in creating original art olis as Chicago. The club also provides individuals fur- Conquerors: FRONT ROW: Audrey Stewart, Chris Pritzlaff. BACK ROW: Linda Muenchow, Jana Watson, Joel Schultz, Heide Liske, Paul Von Werder. NOT PIC- TURED: Enoch Peterson, Lisa Peterson. New Life: FIRST ROW: Jamie Brown. SECOND ROW: Leslie Antol, Kurt Bimler, Will Laughlin, Mark Thoelke. THIRD ROW: Kathy Stanton, Elaine Burrow, Dawn Odoi, FOURTH ROW: Ar- dis Weyer, Sheila Seville. NOT PICTLIRED: Keith Bueltmann. 1A Christian Youth Ministry Teams CYM fChristian Youth Ministryi teams are groups that promote the spiritual life of young people. Team members also grow spiritually. Activities which they participate in are the following: musical tours, lock-in, and church services with skits and songs and devotions. W4 ,ffm Q E ,ik Y X'L.ook, up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, F l U LIVING WATER: FRONT ROW: Julie Hilligoss, Mark Rittman, Faith Janke. SECOND ROW: Amy Lehmann, Becky Burstadt, Tom Wykert. BACK ROW: Ed Eckert, Lloyd Garrelts. S WN. M L hz il NOIZ Cclockwise from the toph: Dee Ann Schmideler, Paul Stellwagen, Dan Landgraf, Sharon Albers, Larry Brum- met, Amy Lewis, Kathy Nuechterlein, Mary Palmreuter, Kenciis Prok, Jon Schultz. NOT PICTLIRED: Mark Eiken, Krystal Palmreuter, Paul Miles, Leanne Schlaefke. HARVEST: Kathy Meyer, Robin Hemler, Kirsten Kramer, Kris Whitby, Nancy Walsh, Matt Meier, Karen Maske, Ellen Dittmer, NOT PICTURED: Joel Wippich, Dan Schoessow. LIGHT: FRONT ROW: Kim Meister. SECOND ROW: Ralph Teske, Ray Bailey, Larry Oomens, Jay Leazott, Jamie Smith. THIRD ROW: Phil Warmbier, Don Trum- ble, Mark Bates, Kathy Witte. FOURTH ROW: Amy Carter, Connie Ziegler. NOT PICTLIRED: Jenewa Free. i' ii '21 l l 2 SONSHINE: FRONT ROW: Wendy Falkenberg. SEC- OND ROW: Carla Wills, Mark Faga, Mike Wallace, Mike Rieck, Nancy Ahls, Ron King, Paula Frase. THIRD ROW: Carmen Dodge, Steve Benson, Wen- dy Scheiwe. NOT PIC- TURED: Pete Becker. REJOICE: FIRST ROW: Eric Eisberg, Kathi Wright. SEC- OND ROW: Christie Gingry, Julie Spencer, John Price, Laurie Luedtke. THlRD ROW: Tonya Kirst, Melody Boersma, Jill Price, Mari- anne Kuschmann, John Blank, Paul Rehmer. NOT PICTURED: Joyce Thie- mann, Becki Handi, Becky Hayas, Kathi Kraai. Q 'bn ,Q , ' f .MM 4.., 77' ff +-WWMM, 49 . 3' WM' 'Y 5 h ' 4' 'Aff 41 I W Q . In ,MWWA M, ,.. , 1 1 ,VV 4 . if x f ' Mn, fu lf, ff 1 a 4. W fs, 'flax ff .iff QQ.. I 45' 'M QKA gil Zg?i 5 's' gn U' A V . 1. ,-1... f. Y' I 1 K ,Y 5 5 Y' ,Q .Q .fgfggg -I 'ww 4,-5. nike: fn 41 MM, M W-.ff W. ff Lg , , ? 23 z , r ,.H.,...L, ...... 4 .....-J .-.M-... ........,T:- MT- - ,TH M..........1.-if - - ...L.... W, .j ffif 7 ff! f--3 -A5455 K qt, ' mf 1- ,- ff' -Q... 2 X ii sn., ' 4'9 -'bam JM. W ,, 'QW- ' .Q 3:- fn... iirv X ,4 ,ww 1 f ,X f 1 Off ,, M ff X 1 f' I Z Q wwf silyx M ff z 2 Q 4 f 497 f ' ,Q X Q f x fi , ,W f , 7 ,lx , NK: -,fx 1 EV- f M L ,,w,,g . , . 'Wi .W .c. gy? Q MQW!! J , , Mai :wi , X ,, W ,WA fx www Q 4 1, ,X , K. . if Q- Q r, an 24732, : u',r2!iX Q ' f W, ., . , U55 -1 wiw xl!! X,-' rf: .- F 4 in Q W ff ff ,. n m ,ff aw. 1' ...- - l 4- L 1 - +1 'L .sql ? L, if 1 x I ! i 2 fl Z Z fl fl : Z Z S fs 3 Z EE Homecoming '87 We'll Be Together J'-'12 J I W? jfkrmu M Ji-law ,f ' U7 5 i -1' .W 1-f frh 5 ' mt, 'xt 15.9 t V I. Catch the Cougar spirit!! 2. Beth Laesch - Powder Puff Star 3. The Sophomore - Float and Natalie 4. Pam, Mi- chelle, Katie, Wendy, Au' drey, and Scott keep warm on a coid game day, 5. Prin- cipia - We're going to tear you up! 1 7 'rf l. Concordia's version of a cross between a paddy wagon and an ice cream truck. 2. D Brian Smith drops back for the pass. 3. Mike Give me a beat Rieck 4. Coronation memories. The theme for Concordia's 1987 Homecoming was We'll Be Together . Students, faculty, staff, and alumni were brought together through various activities throughout the week. The week was kicked off with the Psych Dance. Other events throughout the week including . . . dress up days, a carnival, and the pep rally led up to the big weekend. The banquet on Friday night led up to Coronation, where Miss Rachel Snyder was crowned queen. Saturday brought a Cougar victory over Principai with a score of 45-14. The dance that night and the Powder-puff Championship game on Sunday closed out the week's activities, leaving us with some great memories of Homecoming 1987. -Y' 93 1 lf, r , 'W J fi U Af: ai ,Q A, fs., if ., Win . ww ry Q 4,2 My -1. 17,5 Coronation f S 94 lp oooooo il, I rv I J. Q ' I xl rf-P l. Homecoming Queen Rachel Snyder with Karen, Kelli, Cindy, Mary, Mary, and Krystal. 2. Karen Dickey with Dan Wolsky 3. Rachel Snyder with Matt McDonough 4. Mary Fischer with Todd Versemann 5. Krystal Palmreuter with Todd Witlinger 6. Kelli McCormack with Mark Eiken 7. Mary Palrnreuter with Marty Redlawsk 8. Cindy Moser with Tom Tuomi 4,45 ,S .1 Q A 1 5 I . , 53? ' i i l r l 1 'yrs ,gun uw X . f ,+? 1 3 I s . , A ' 3 , , E 5 -a 4 , Y' ,' 5 4. 1 2 is mga: E Ml f . 2 3 ' s R ,f iii w Q X . ,. 1 ' ' If. 5 hx .x'. . .' A W i J 5, 4. y L Aix V M fi ' ,, QL 3531 E -P - ff jig! 5 bf V ', I' S m . v wh w 4 X f S ' : Q' , s 2. Q 3 V ld af 2- Q rv. S S 'P x' Q 'f337i N -'ig K xg F lrya 'kk , .A L rf gxx-kxxqw gf 3? gi if XX X xx ' M. 1, 5.4 'Q 1 3, ,. 'V 1555 -, rv! 1143: win ' - 1 P ff ,ff , 1 - X s' ,4-Q. fm-s ,5 -4 .nfl -1 ' ft , W Q A .va .Nm m 4A. m M X ,K f sxx,,-Ax-Qfwivggrzvfv . , X ' b ,Q ml X X X -'w.': 4- K fx X 4 as s fa . 95. . iq The Mousetrap, a murder mystery written by Agatha Chris- tie, was performed by A.C.T. on October 17, 18, 30, and 31 in Werner Auditorium. The play was directed by Frances Sims Hardy. The story is set in England, and involves eight travelers snowed in at a boarding house outside of London. One of the eight guests ends up being an insane murderer, and the play slowly tangles into a web of murder, motives, and victims, to discover the killer in a shocking conclusion. 'Y . THE 'Aki ............4..........., , - -V - - --w- Q-1 gf F41 2' Elf' fu V, Q ?..T.j,:.,,. f YXJV1, -H v--v , Q. mud- I I I , I - fill 4 ltsgu 4 'sq- Above left: Miss Casewell gets her first impression of Christopher Wren. Above: Mrs. Boyle wonders, Should l leave? tShe doesll Left: Giles, are you sure you didn't go into London yesterday? Below: Good evening. My name is Paravicini. Below left: Three Blind Mice. What a delightfully morbid tune! Mollie Ralston ...... Elizabeth A. Kopp Giles Ralston ......... Anthony Allan Cook Christopher Wren ..... Mark Siekmann Mrs. Boyle ....... Amy Lehmann Major Metcalf ........ Steven J. Jacobsen Miss Casewell ........ Lori Christiansen Richard A. Heinz Detective Sergeant Trotter Martin Hufford 96 USETRAP l i I i i i l Rumpelstiltskin, a suspenseful and fun-filled audience-participation play, was attended by over 3000 school children and others. Dr. Eunice Eifert directed the play within a play, which involved six female actresses. It was an exciting play to be in, because ad-libbing was necessary! Rumpelstiltskin played every morning through Interim. DIRECTOR- Dr. Eunice Eifert 1, Rumpelstiltskin promises to spin RUMPELSTILTSKIN- Kristin Wachter gold for Patience, but for a price! 2. PATIENCE- Maria Carson Percy, The Queen, Patience, and COSMO THE BAKER- Andrea Barton Cosmo look pleased at the arrange- PERCY- Mary Auernhamer ments, as the Mime watches. THE QUEEN- Jodi Hagemann THE MIME- Janet Wreath This interesting play utilized three actors and three actresses, who played the parts of over fifty characters. The audience was drawn into many homes, all of them having the common element of a dining room table. The characters drifted on and off the stage, assuming new char- acters in new situations each time they returned. The dining room table symbolized the fading traditions and lifestyles of the modern world. One performance featured two sign language signers, adding a new dimension to Concordia theater. Rumpelstiltskin 3. Setting: New England, or here per- lst Actor . . . STEVE JACOBSEN MPS 2nd Actor JON ZERKEL 4. Dining room tables can bring people 3rd Actor r I I ENCCH togethe' PETERsEN ' . lst Actress . . , LINDA HAHN 2nd Actress . . . ANDREA lhe Dinin Room 3rd Actress . . . CAROLYN .1 RIGHEIMER 97 A large, enthusiastic cast, excellent choreography, wonderful performances by newcomers to Concordia's stage, innovative scenery, etc. What am I describing? Why, the spring musical Guys and Dolls, ofcourse, which was performed April 29, 30, and May l. The story basically revolves around two couples: Adelaide, a show girl, and Nathan, her gambling fiancee of fourteen years, and Sky, another New York gambler, and Sarah, the leader of the Mission church. There were many memorable scenes and performances in the musical, such as the opening street scene. Each area of the stage had a different activity taking place: a drunk in one corner, chorus girls in another, a vendor - using a baby carriage as her shop full of merchandise, policemen, pickpockets, and tourists from the South. The Mission Band was another memorable group. Here are some others: Sarah and Sky's first meeting in the Mission, QJon and Laura gave outstand- ing performances in these rolesl, the country scene at the Hot Box - I love you, a bushel and a peck . . . Adelaide's laments CAmy was a stunning 40's doll, right down to the New York accentj - A person . . , can develop a coId. , Nicely- Nicely and Benny iPauI and Markl - Nathan's friends, QJeff was praised for his role as Nathan - he was even compared to Frank Sinatra, who portrayed Nathan Detroit in the moviel, and the entire scene in Havana, Cuba - iway to move, Andy, Brenda, John, and Paulll. Act Two contained other memorable scenes. The first one which comes to mind is the strip scene - a favorite of the audience. Other scenes: the crap game in the sewer igreat dancing by the actorsl, Big Julie's fSteve'sl booming voice - I wanna shoot crapl , Sky's Luck Be a Lady Tonight , Adelaide and Nathan - Sue me, Sue me . . . , Nicely-Nicely's solo at the Mission - Sit down, you're rockin' the boat! , Adelaide and Sarah's duet - Marry the Man Today , and, last but not least, the ensemble's finale. I know l'll remember this musical for a long time. Thanks guys fand dollslj V K I 2-M Sara Crewe HEIDI SCHWARZENBACHER Cpt. Ralph Crewe ........ JON ZERKEL Miss Minchin ........... PEGGY MALIK Lavinia .......... CHRISTA ALTEVOGT Ermengarde ............ KRISTIN BIRD Gertrude ...,. ...,..... J ULIE FRANK Lotte . . . ........... NANCY LLOYD Jesse .......... CAROLYN RIGHEIMER Becky ........... NICOLE ANDERSON Monsieur DuFarge ....... JON ZERKEL Ram Dass ........, MARTIN HLIFFORD Mr. Carrisford ...... RICHARD A. HEINZ and JAMISON the monkey as himself. Above: Ram Dass iMartin Huffordl prepares to sur- prise Sara. Left: Sara QHeidi Schwarzenbacherl contem- plates her new life in Lon- don. Right: Sara is intro- duced to Miss Minchin's stu- dents. A Little Princess is the story of I4-year-old Sara Crewe. Sara was born in India into a wealthy family, but her mother died when she was born. Left in London at Miss Minchin's Seminary for Young Ladies by her father, she must learn many lessons about herself and the rougher sides of life. But thanks to her faithful companions: Ermangarde St. John, 1 A Becky the scullery maid, the mysterious Ram Dass, and the I wealthy Mr. Carrisford, Sara proves herself equal to the task. In the end, she learns the greatest lesson of all - Hope. This play was performed March 25-27 and April 8-IO for children's audiences. A Little Princess 98 I I M1 Sky and Sarah live it up in Ha- vanna. LEFT: Adelaide and the Hot Box girls-Culture Clash! Nicely-Nicely Jojnson . . . .,... PAUL REHMER Benny Southsteet ..,.. .... M ARK SIEKMANN Rusty Charlie ...... . , .STEVE JACOBSEN Sarah Brown .... ...... L AURA CLINE Ruth Abernathy . . , ..,.. DIANA HARROUN Harry the Horse . , . .,..... JAY LIEBERT Lt. Brannigan ..... . . .KRIS WHITBY Nathan Detroit . . . ..... JEFF GREBE Miss Adelaide ....... ..... A MY LECHELT Sky Masterson ........ ......... J ON EIFERT Gen. Matilda Cartwright . . . , .LORI CHRISTIANSEN Big Jule ............. . . , STEVE EVERETTE M.C. ...........,.. ... MIKE WALLACE The Mission Band: AMY HEPBURN, JOEL KAISER, SHERI KLEMM, DEBBIE STEFFEN, JANET WREATH, NANCY LLOYD Crapshooters: STEVE EVERETTE, MICHAEL HADLER, STEVE JACOBSEN, JAY LIEBERT, JOHN PRICE, DAVID SIEVERS, MARK THOELKE, MARK WALLACE, MARK MIKE WALLACE. Hot Box Dancers: BRENDA BODE, AMY DORN, LINDA HAHN, KIRSTEN LAMS, APRIL LUE- MANN, DORA PRINGLE, KATHY TAGLAUER, KATHY WRIGHT LISA ADOLFSON, MARY AUERNHAMER, KRISTA FAWCETT, KATHY MEY- ER, SUSAN MILLER, ANDREA REINING, GRETCHEN WALTHER, SUE ZIN- DLE Citizens of New York: KATHLEEN DEETER, LINDA MUENCHOW, JILL PETERS, CAROLYN RIGH- EIER, JULIE SCHMIDT, KARYN STAHLBUSH 8 s- Rusty impresses his new Doll. U. LEFT: Andi- the original ' Havanna dancer. MIDDLE: But Adelaide! , ABOVE: Sky- The Ladies Man. L. LEFT: The oldest established Floating Crap Game . . . 2 Guys S Dolls 99 1, The John Hancock Build- ing in the Chicago skyline. 2. A familiar street sign! 3. Chi cago Tribune Building. 4. Pe tersen's and Giordano's. 5 Oak Park Mall. X ' The Concordia College yearbook is dedicated to preserve all aspects of Concordia' administration faculty students drama sports student life etc. So this yearbook would be incomplete without mentioning the Lake movie theatre located in the Oak Park Ma . The Lake Movie Theatre has been around for 52 years which is almost as long as Concordia students have been going to see great movies there. Going to the Lake has become one of Concordia s many unofficial traditions like leaving all your napkins on the tray as you put it on the conveyor belt. All students quickly internalize the necessary rules required to complete a successful trip to the Lake and back. GOING TO THE LAKE: Ask a bunch of your friends to go with you. 5 When you encounter someone who insists that he absolutely posi- tively without a doubt must stay in and get his work done then have everyone come into that person s room. Everyone should gang up on this person and psychologically browbeat him until he feels that not going to the Lake with his friends is akin to stabbing each and every one of them IN-THE-BACK. On the way everyone should announce the number of times they ve seen the movie you are going to see. lf someone claims to have seen it more times than you have then declare that you know more lines from it anyway. lf someone has never seen it then everyone should immediately start discussing every single detail of the movie s intricate surprise ending. As you walk through the Oak Park Mall wonder if they will ever take down the Christmas decorations from last year. , 5 , , , , . , , X . , Il K , 1 , , .df l 945 , . , , , . , , , ARRIVINGAT THE LAKE When you see the line act like it has never been this long before Shout l don t believe lt' Get in line Keep looking up ahead as if this will speed up the line Look around at the pizza places and the frozen yogurt places It is important to familiarize yourself with these establishments so you will know what they were when you walk out of the movie and they are closed lf some of your friends show up when you are half way through the line let them after all a few more people isn t going to kill anyone lf anyone else lets a friend of theirs cut in ahead of you kill them fOr try your l don t believe lt' again J lf the manager happens to announce that the movie you were going to see IS sold out then quickly pick a different movie to see and happily exclaim That s O K' I wanted to see this movie anyway' Then all of you should secretly agree that the movie you want to see is always sold out As you approach the box office never get your money ready Walt until the tlcketer T' actually says S1 50 then take out your money etc Look to see which of your friends is first to pay When this person takes out their money quickly shout Hey tname of friend, is paying for all of us' This line is an absolute laugh riot sums and is therefore repeated as often as humanly possible A V IN THE THEATRE What are you doing in the theatre? You should be in line at the concession stand so you can buy too much popcorn for not enough people and also too little Coke for too many people tsee above for rules of standing in line 7 Then meander hopelessly back into the theatre Arrange the timing so that just as you think you know where your seat is the lights go out When you finally do find your seat tabout an hour into the movlel plop down wearlly pass out the pop and popcorn and loudly ask what has happened so far tS1de note When first entering the theatre place your coats on the seat in front of you in a vain and futile attempt to fool people into thinking that some jackets got up and decided to go to the movies all by themselves l As soon as all the major action is over in the movie get up and start to leave Remember the conclusion is when the action is over not when the credits roll Steven C Frenzel 5 1 H , . . ,, . . . . . , . . , 1 1 - 1 . . , . . ln 1 , . . . . . 1 . . ,, X I , . ll . 1 1 1 ll Y I I 1? ix . , . ' IL I! 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A fifteen-minute parking lot was added next to Mary-Martha, which was obviously needed since it has been in constant use! The Laborers for Christ were a welcome addition to the commu- nity when they came to help remodel Brohm and Krauss for use as profes- sor's offices. I suppose next we'll have a domed stadium? . . . sports to get involved in including volleyball basketball cross-country softball swimming badminton floor hockey bowling and free-throw con- test. Every floor or cluster has an l.M. representative that gets informa- tion about l.M. s to the students. The individual champions and team championship players receive the coveted l.M. mugs, and pizza parties are given to the winning floors. Concordia offers many intramural IM CHAMPIONS 198788 FALL QUARTER Men s Women s Volleyball A League B League Floor Hockey Cross Countryfteamj flDdlVld, Bowling ll Jonny ll Jonny Off Campus ll Jonny C Walker ill Jonnyl Computer Staff affl find high avg Q K Sorensen Qfac J 172 5 Volleyball ll Mary Martha North Cross Countryfteaml ll Mary Martha North fll'1CllVlClJ K Palmreuter fll MM WINTER QUARTER Northj Men s Basketball A League ll Jonny B League l Jonny Bowling Ill David Badmintontsinglesl S Nagy tll Jonnyl fdoublesJH Otten M Domroese fl Da Vl Women s Basketball ll Mary Martha South and North Bowling ll Mary Martha South Badmintonfsinglesj J Laack tGross 450460 tdoublesJJ Schlie J Dix tGross 450 SPRING QUARTER Men s Bowling Softball Swimming Free Throw S Sandfort fll Davidl fteamj 460 Jonny Cave Off Campus ll Jonny E Otten CKI Jon ll Jonny ' in ar nt sv v ' an vs in vs . , , ' 1 1 ' ' 1 . , . E ITI Dances at Concordia are few and far between, but the ones we have are usually a lot of fun. The biggest campus dances this year were the Back-to-School Dance and the Homecoming Psych Dance. The theme for the Psych Dance Above: Amy, Mark, and Tom was TOGAI!! QSO what if it was cold out- sidelj are twistin' the night away at a Living Water lock-in. Ja 104 N X0 Scenes from the Homecoming Psych Dance vef O 8pring Formal '88 V' BIB ' Every girl is crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man! W-X All dressed up and ready to go! ' 'VNU rkxirv 4, 1 , -W 1 , ,gg nl SPRING FORMAL '88 was held the evening of April 16, 1988 in the Chicago Marriott Hotel downtown. Students, faculty, and staff were invited to partake in the festivities of fine food and dancing to the music of a live band. Formal coordinator, Cindy Moser, did a beautiful job of organizing the elegant event and should be commended for a job well done. Double up - we ran out of seats. 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O D 1:0 1:0 we 0, 4 ' A 4 A 4 '94 4 A , Q 0 Q 0 0 Q Q 0 Row 1: C. Gregory, J. Arduino, F. Pawelk, D. Wolsky, S. Adkins, Asst. D. Hardin, Asst. S. Greve, Asst. E. Brofford, Head Coach J. Braun, Asst Coach S. Tischer, Asst Coach R. Tertzakian, Asst. Coach S. Kaczmar, E. Otten, D. Eberhard, V. Romandine, J. Benson, M. Hermann. Row 2: Manager S. Gillet, Manager S. Harger, D. LeBeau, D. Berryhill, T. Concannon, P. Daley, G. Bahnfleth, G. Dedina, B. Smith, M. Sindelar, K. Basel, G. DeCata, Trainer J. Rau, Trainer R. Wessilak, Trainer T. Woods. Row 3: S. Zeiser, C. Ostovich, R. Steele, R. Smith, G. Baldner, J. Paterson, M. Eiken, B. Kozlowski, K. Elwood, R. Spondike, T. Heinlein, D. Landgraf, M. Wilson, J. Roth. Row 4: T. Joseph, J. Sitzes, T. Versemann, D. Nyman, P. Ebert, M. Alter, B. Sanders, C. Buth, D. Sievers, M. Jaeger, T. Tuomi, M. Redlawsk, T. Wittlinger, T. Saindon. The goal of the 1987 Cougar football play- ers was to be a team and to play to 10175 of their ability. This unselfishness led to many great team performances and the best team attitude in recent history. Concordia was rec- ognized as one of the best area teams when they were ranked 10th in the Midwest Region of the NCAA Division lll. On offense, the 1987 team was the highest scoring team in Cougar history. On defense, the major improvement was in turnovers. The combination of team spirit and hustle allowed the Cougars to make an abrupt turnabout from a 2-6 record in 1986 to a 7-2 record in 1987. Seniors Marty Red- lawsk, Paul Ebert, Todd Wittlinger, Tom Tuomi, Greg Bahnfleth, and Joe Arduinog ju- niors Brian Smith and Fred Pawelkg and soph- omore Randy Smith were named First Team All-Conference. Seniors Chuck Buth and Dan Wolskyg juniors Phil Daley, -Gerry Dedina, and Tom Joseph, and sophomore Bill Sanders were named Honorable Mention All-Confer- ence. ln the Illini Badger Conference Red- lawsk was voted MVP, Ebert was Lineman-of- the-Year, and Jim Braun was Coach-of-the- Year. Tuomi joined Redlawsk and Ebert as Honorable Mention All-American. J' s s 5 s o Q 0 o 0 Mya ..., 7 . ,. .J 475, J, M f 72, ff! Q., f W 17 Lakg:f?g6festv f.,' ' if V . ref at F ..,. 7 X !'iVy., I 3 QQ-g!Zy'fff'f3, if 1 .144 7 f 14 ff f641Q df W , , M. 7 .wyfm Q0 fic s.r- 7 f ' ., W ffl? My Wifi, ., , ,. f . , f .2 .f.-, 7 W V ' 4 ,g f f ' - , , 4 , fn g , ,W-, , .- y.W'..'f . fc ff- Q7-nf ff 4 4 Q 'f A .gf -i 'Z f 'X pf O7 .2 g ff 2 yfwzfmyf f ' 7 7 , gf' ff. f Y'-!,2fff7jf '!'. 2 -, , Z , WWW?-arf! fel J ffhfw-f'ff.M f: Cup fr f' .f .M f. f f fr , i .go .go 0 n Football BQ. .QQ K E175 , f. Q. ,af . .- f.,. ye. f. Qf.2'Z fb mtl 'W 2 1' :Fo -a, M , f 3 1 ff- v VM .I 9 .I 0 .Q O .Q I .Q O .Q O .1 I sg 0 Qv, 0 0 0 n 0 9 0. Q , Complete! Fred die pounding through! The line o scrimma e. f Q 0 Ken for the :I I .U W. PAT. Q Gan tackled! Q 9 9 0 0 Q Yu o Q' ' W V 99 , 0 0 ,O 'O A 'pp ' , 'D 99 Op A A 4 T ' ' . 5 6 Q Q 7 35' 1 'F Q is H 1 f f 6 .ff ,,.,unww-'WW' bv. 'si V. lg All 5 ' 11 lv ,.. 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The Cougars were led by three All-Conference players - seniors Amy Dorn and Mary Palm- reuter and junior Joy Rau. Mary was also selected as a first team GTE-CoSida Academic All-American. Rosary Wheaton Eau Claire Beloit UW-Whitewater Olivet Naz. North Park Concordia, Wl Aurora Univ. of Chi. Marion Lake Forest Trinity Chr. Rockford Wheaton llT Dubuque Wheaton Carroll llT National Trinity ., Lake Forest Trinity Chr. North Central UW-Whitewater Aurora Rockford Trinity IBC IIT 3 2 2 0 2 2 O O 1 O 2 0 I O 3 2 O 0 0 2 2 0 3 0 1 1 O O O 3 3 8 5 O O I9 l C' Q' O E s s Q ' s sq' D O 0 0 Q 91, ff Q , 906,83 When's it comin' down?! E W .V .,:V O, X Q x x Q , Q mn-N AM' . Y t ' l ' Victory celebration. Q I v QQ It's up for grabs! x XX The wall. Awesome power! iii Q gf N a 'Q o Q 0 1 , Q Q Q Q Ol ob oe Ol 1 2 i r 5 'ih'f 99G'?. .'2'X'l'2 l 7 2 1' i .4 09, vs, vp, vu, va, va, va, , 5 , Q 0 Q 0 0 0 s o U f , F. .. ' .. . .- .... '...,-...,.. 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Palgkg. j V5 Conference Meet , V lst . , L . .VI The Concordia women's tennis team finished with a record of 9-8. They were unbeaten in the NllC Conference and won the Conference meet for the sixth straight year. Senior Shelly Mueller was All- Conference at first singles and doubles and was voted Conference Player-of-the-Year. Also named All-Conference were Dee Ann Schmideler, Diep Lam, Krystal Palmreuter, Amy Lechelt and Sherry Stuckwisch. Wornen's Tennis 2255: :wi 5 U 0 O 0 9 0 0 : : Af t,- ai' 5 ,Q 1 tk - L't- 5: ken 5 - sv .Q 3 .Mi .r 4 g Q va W ,xi ro. V di H, 1 - . ' ' . . ., 3 ' ' . - ,f-A A . , 'lm' Av 'ki ., 8 2 If: 3: 5:-Q tate' ' Q .WY ll -' wi . Aim T R , ?.'f4 Y ,fl - . M' R A , - -. f fu Ag v ,, ,I . ,. ' 51 - A ' '.,' Q tg ' V ' ,A L ,.. .:' . ' its usiaxav- .. -2 -- x,.. Row l: J. Barkman, A. Eckert, B. Koehne, E. Shantz, J. Jurss. Row 2: D. Otten, T. Lichtenstein, D. Gottschalk, D. Forsyth. And they're off! North Parll 'invitational Q ,Shellong invitational J .1.v,-:. .t!!?S.LnYitQt1Qffs1 invitational of wtsaonsgn-Parksia Conferenge -fq'.t Meet , T, ,W 9 , 5th of1O 3rd of 10 lst of 10 t W 7th of 14 fi' 4.63 of it e g wh of 30 ,':f4y- , , , Cross Concordia's cross country team competed in seven invita- tional meets and the NHC race. The Cougars finished as high as first place in the Northeas- tern lnvitational to as low as 18th out of 30 in the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Invita- tional. Hans Otten, Jeff Jurss, 4 and David Otten ran quite con- sistently in the top three spots interchangeably, with Paul Von- Werder, Tim Lichtenstein, Eric Shantz, and Doug Forsyth mix- ing it up for slots 4, 5, and 6. The Cougars were edged out by Wirr IBC in the NHC race which brought a close to the season. Country 0 lp. vp. vp, op. op' 09, Vi, Q0 U, ,Q 0 O Q 0 Q 0 Q O l . 1 Q 'inf' Row l: D. LeBeau, B. Anderson, D. Eberhard, K. White, Coach Moore. Row 2: Asst. P. Rogers, T. Concannon, C. Ostovich, D. Goeglein, T. Tuomi, B. Brundage, M. Hermann. Need a Iift?'! The Cougar grapplers performed very consistently this year, The squad was led by sophomore Tim Concannon, senior Dan Goeglein, and three-time All-American senior Ton Tuomi. In the NCAA Regional meet both Tuomi and Goeglein recorded sec- ond place finishes. Coach Moore is looking forward to next season with four returning starters, including Concannon and sophomore Dave LeBeau. Wrestling O O O O O 0 0 0 Ready to square off. The human pretzel. Yet another win. Say Hello to the mat. Take down! Keenan goin' for the pin. Tuomi Becomes First Three-Time All- , American At CCRF Tom Tuomi became Concordia's first three-time All-American athlete. Wres- tling at 190 lbs, Tuomi capped a brilliant 1988 season with a 30-8 record and a fourth place finish in the NCAA DIV. lll nationals. Tuomi qualified for the nationals by finishing second at the regional tournament. ln the nationals Tuomi advanced to the semifinals with impressive wins. For his career, Tuomi pro- duced a school record 112 wins with only 22 setbacks. As a freshman, he competed at 177 lbs. and compiled a 29-4 record with a third place finish at the NCAA regionals. As a sophomore, also at 177 lbs., he was 25-7, second in regionals, seventh at the nationals and earned All-American status. As a junior, Tuomi wrestled at 190 lbs. and finished at 28-3, first in regionals and fifth nationally, earning his second All-American. Career Record Freshman 29 - 4 Sophomore 25 - 7 Junior 28 - 3 Senior 30 - 8 , D ' ' 9 0 -0 Q 00, lr, Op. vp, op. 99' op. op, Q o Q 0 Q q, Q o Row 1: J. Rau, K. Palmreuter, C. Wordell, P. Giese, J. Hill, R. Stohs. Row 2: Asst. Coach J. Koehler, K. Prok, V. Passman, R. Kitzmann K Fawcett, J. Kraemer, T. Loppnow, P. Schramm, Head Coach A. Hermann. The Concordia women's basketball team posted a 14-9 season record and finished second in the NIIC with a 6-2 slate. The Cougars were led all season by senior all- conference selections Krystal Palmreuter and Pam Schramm. Krystal led the team in scoring with 11.9 ppg and added 94 assists and 66 steals. Schramm scored just under 10 points a game and was second in steals with 41. Freshman Tracy Loppnow was the team's leading re- bounder with 8.5 pg and averaged 10 points a game. Coach AI Hermann also received strong play from senior Jennifer Hill, junior Krista Fawcett, junior Joy Rau, and freshman Jill Kraemer. 1 c fl.-,Sri f 1 V cf 5 3 A I, .. - Ii 'N ,. In y . ,V 'A Y,- ' li 1 bc k:T' 4: Fi '.-ii'-. - L Pam's throw on the way. Concordia .431 . Concordia 4 2 Concordia 54 Concordia 65 Concordia 756 Concordia 47 Concordia 62 Concordia 72 Concordia 62 Concordia 66 Concordia 62 Concordia 51 Concordia 45 Concordia 62 Concordia 56 Concordia 51 Concordia 62 Concordia 56 Concordia 52 Concordia 91 Concordia 70 C.l.T. at Seward: Concordia 60 Concordia 71 Wheaton Carthage Rosary Elmhurst Concordia, Ann North Central Trinity Chr. Olivet Nazarene Lake Forest Rockford Aurora North Park IBC Trinity Judson Rockford Aurora IBC Ll. of Chicago Trinity Trinity Chr. Concordia, WI Arbor Concordia, St. Paul Women's Basketball QQ 19 Q0 qi Q' 0' 3 5 5 5 A s Q 5 5 0 0 O D O 0 0 O CJD -fin, 'll 'ln' - f Gif. Y 1 1 - . 5 Q .. as ' 4l Joy with the Perfect form. Jill Iayin' t 0 Outa my way! Jen with the scoop. . vo '94, 0 1 'O ' 'A ' 'D ' 'A ' 'Q ' 'Q ' 'A o C O 0 O C Q Q 0 ' A ll ' , f . V X, i. L, - 'A I git is Row l: B. Koehne. P. Miles, D. Bender, M. Redlawsk, P. Godbold, M. Faga, P. Lange, R. Berlinski, P. Becker. Row 2: Asst. Coach J. Schmidt, A. Loeb. J. Rolf, P. Schult, M. Alter, S. Nagy, C. Showerman, T. Laesch, T. Ackmann, J. Reincke, Head Coach T. Platt Concordia' 106 Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia C,l.T. at Seward - 4th 78 87 qzon 68 Concordia, 86 St. Louis Ll. of Chicago 82 Eureka 74 Hope 105 Roosevelt 79 Wheaton 99 Concordia, 85 Ann Arbor Carthage 87 Trinity Christian 72 Judson Olivet Nazarene Rockford Aurora 85 lBC 98 Trinity 90 Lake Forest 79 Rockford 91 Rosary 83 Aurora 96 IBC 112 llT 94 Judson 87 Trinity 84 Trinity Christian 113 COT? Durf for 3. The Concordia men's basketball team completed its schedule with a lackluster 3-23 Q1-73 record. According to coach Tim Platt, The coaches and players are very disappointed to say the least - we expected to do much more but just were too inconsistent. We all, coaches and players alike, have to take a hard, honest look at our- selves and see what it will take to turn things around in our program and then work hard toward that goal. Al Loeb led all Cougar scorers with a 14.8 scoring average followed by Scott Nagy with 11 points a game. John Reincke was the top rebounder pulling down 8.3 caroms per game. Paul Miles was the most successful 3-point shooter connecting on 18f35 for 51 Z. Concordia will lose only Matt Faga to graduation and should return a strong core of seasoned veterans. ' Men's Basketball Q9 19 O' Q' Q' Q9 C' Q s mga Q s Q s s V, ooonooto , Gravity gettin' airborne. Concentration. Nags layin' it in. ' Q C . O. O C . 0 . Q 'I 0' i Q 1 5 The open J Showe gettin' VICIOUS! 0 0 Q O O . .W ,A ,A ,A 'Q P I Q 0 Q 0 0 5 . QC 'h 4 'G n A 0 ' ' Q 0 0 Q O O Q 5 5 . F izfi H repr- H b din r-HN r l i Row lc D. Odoi, J. Hill, C. Wordell, R. Snyder, D. Voelkert, D. Johnson. Row 2: Head Coach C. Aumann, T. Loppnow, K. Witte J Dlx L Schlaefke, D. Lam C. Wilson, Asst. Coach S. Kaczmar. Row 3: L. Andrlik, P. Thompson, T. Tasker, J. Barkman, S. Kroeger K Jacobson The 1988 Concordia softball team ,X . , Eye on the ball. . . ' p k return six starters from the 1987 edr- 2832525222 S Pgfk tion. along with many first-year play- Qcncofdfa 1 North Qengfar ers. making the outlook for this sea- goncofgla 5 EIZBNEHQS . . . c t son very bright. lf the pitching and Cggcgidg 6 Tgfmigghr' the overall hitting improve, the Cou- Concordia IC Greenville C gars could be very competitive. The Concofdla I G'?'?'W 'e C . Concordia 14 Trinity Chr, team and coaches are looking for- Concmdia 5 U' of Chi. ward to the season with enthusiasm. goncordia lg Judson , oncordia - Judson . 'C Concordia gO g Aurora Concordia. 3 Aurora C Concordia 13 Rockford ' Concordia I7 Rockford A Concordia 3 IBC A Concordia I l-BC . Concordia 7 Olivet Naz. Concordia 1 Olivet Naz. Concordia 3 Trinity . C Concordia 5 Trinity . i t ,r-11+ - a t f- ' ' . ,K Uhr. ' Hs I 1 ., , C QC M... ,..., 07' - V , fp.,- .. - W f' -' 'Wa' -v .CC. -lwykwag . ,off .g..,1 '-f.C' 1 ' 4:9-31311 .. .. V' f f:7 'We, ,X . : - J' 5,3 .,-Aibffgiyf-ff-lfivfff', wrh. if A frozen FODE4 Here comes the smoke. Softball .Q 9 .I sl' .10 sl' .09 .19 si' Or, O 9 O 0 0 0 , . 55 Liylfggggf fr are f- f fl, 1 f 'r 4' fvhgi iff gcrziqf A I v ' F- .4 A . .f 1.','v' , WM 1' . . Q 4, . 4 J W s. , Zah- . ,se Au Y - fat 1 M 5'T,?M:7 Row I: P. VonWerder, J. Cashmer, M. Grothaus, D. Wolsky, F. Pawelk, S. Benson, P. Godbold, Row 2: R. Smith, R. Berlinski, R. Schneider W Laughlin, P. Ebert, M. Mumme, P. Becker, S. Wucki, Head Coach R. Shubat. The delivery . . . ccRF ccRF ccRF ccRF ccRF ccRF ccRF ccRF ccRF CCRF ccRF , ccRF l ccRF Lewis Chicago St. Chicago St. Concordia, Wl Concordia, Wl Trinity Chr. IBC lBC Aurora Aurora Rockford Rockford NE Iliinois 26 CCRF North Park 5 CCRF Olivet Naz. 5 CCRF IIT 15 CCRF Trinity 20 CCRF Trinity 7 CCRF IBC 8 CCRF Judson 15 CCRF UIC lO CCRF LHC l l CCRF Trinity Chr 5 CCRF U. of Chi. 6 CCRF Ll. of Chi. 7 Going for the long one. . . . and the pitch. Baseball The Cougar baseball team suffered through a 5-20 season. The bright spots this year were the hitting of Matt Grothaus and Steve Wucki, the pitching of Will Laughlin, Randy Smith, and Paul Ebert, and the great defensive work of catcher, Rick Schneider. The Cougars return every- one but seniors Ebert and Dan Wolsky next season. 'P Qu Go, u, vp, H, va, vu, vu, , C 0 Q C Q C C O ,,.....,g, K, O'Hara, P. Schramm, Coach Walker, i , A Heads up! 1 H 44414 gg uu M ,J 1111 f u 4 n Jlllft A 441 4 .i ua UU . ff u 111 113 . il . Zi 11' 339 'Z if Jai' 'W : s :A f' all ' J 51-JJ 131 P. Schneider, L. Kohrs Despite being small in numbers, the track team received many outstanding '49 'ye 9 1 A o -v-'V' 1 1 A. individual performances. Noteworthy i were freshman Glen Steiner and sopho- l more Katie O'Hara, both in the weight events, as well as Jeff Jurss in track events. Let 'er fly! Almost done. i 5' 5' ' 5' ' s' ' s' A O Q0 .QU qi -'iixifsil . , .g,, .. 'P W q Mn' 'W x ' wx -W M. N. x Who 5 that back there! AARGH! Concordia's own Mlchael Jordan 1 nw X - f 1 ,4:Mv,.4w-1 ' '. wily! W 4 . 7 1 Row I J. Jurss, S. Zeiser, A. Eckert. Row 2: D. Otten, W. Nichols, M. VanWie, E. Brofford, Coach Brockberg. Qu vo, Qu, Ov, vw, vu, va, va, fr, , 0 0 Q 0 0 0 s o 4 .N 3' Front: D. Hull, W. VanElIis, Mgr. N. Anderson, M. Luecke, S. Gutzman. Back: M. Domroese, T. Laesch, S. Nagy, Coach T. Faszholz. . ' 'f .M What timing?l The Cougar men's tennis team finished their season strongly with a second place finish in the C.l.T. at Concordia, Mequon. They recorded firsts at 4th singles with Eric Lehenbauer, at 5th singles with Mark Luecke, and at 2nd doubles with Tim Laesch and Lehenbauer. Lehenbauer lead the Cougars this season with a record of 7-6 at 5th singles. Scott Gutzmann was next with a 6-5 record. Laesch won 8 matches at 3rd singles and Scott Nagy won 6 matches at lst singles. Coach Faszholz was very pleased with Nagy's improvement and expects the Cougars to return to the top of the NllC with six of eight members returning next year. ,Jil 4' 4 34 hs.. M. A Mnwawmhm N W l l Keeping the eye on the ball. Right On the ball. Men's Tennis U .Q Q .Q 9 .Q 9 .Q Q sl U .O 9 .1 'Q ' , 0 O O D O O 0 0 0 Cheerleaders J. Bentley, L. Peterson, J. Moeller, K. Kraii, K. Brid, S. Wischmeier, D. Welkie 5 1 .1 , . , f f if ' . if f ff ., -v ,f x L f- f -Aff I f , M- X M, MM ,M ,432 1 I iz 4 , ff p f 1 1 - 14 ff ll ' 4, .,.,., 1. I7 N ', -4 rf- 1 ' v l Q f 5' , , 4, f'fw fa z 7' ' 2 Z A ,.,, f f :xnxx j 'f . 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QW i White Heart!! - An eager group of Concordians ready to see an awesome concert! if M' ah- Thus ends another edition of the Pillars . . As the year came to a close, each of us had collected a special set of memories from Concordia that will be unique to this year alone. As we reflect on these memories, may we cherish them and recognize each one as a blessing from our Lord - who loves us with such a great love. I would like to especially thank each member of the Pillars Staff and those who offered support, love, and encouragement for making this yearbook possible. Many people spent endless hours of time and dedication to make this collection of memories the best it could be. My prayer for each one who reads these pages is that you may continue to Catch the Spirit long after the excitement of the i987-88 school year has passed. May God bless each one of us with His love and His Spirit. Sandra S. Redemske Editor 'I . if 1 . 241 f,,'f'?'e'. 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