Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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is the Focal Point for Student Life President Janzow climaxes the for- mal ribbon-cutting ceremony. TV viewers are engrossed while watching a favorite program. Attention centers on art throughout the building. LS

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Newest Addition to a Growing Campus ‘ i ee ae i Bi . Ne The center of attention for students during the first months of 1968 was the opening of the new Campus Center in February, marking the first time that such complete facilities were made available to the students and fac- ulty. Concordians and their friends met to sing thanks and praises to God and to commit the use of the building to His glory during dedication services. Tours of the new Center revealed an impressive lounge area dominat- ing the main floor, and recreational areas with a snack bar and book store on the lower level. Meeting rooms and offices were pro- vided, and an elegant Heritage Room fur- nishes the setting for alumni meetings. Con- cordians lost no time in making extensive use of a building which students, Hub members, and friends of the college financed. : : ae sie Construction is underway, and the lounge area emerges. i omc Furnishings add the final touch to a finished product. a Men students enjoy visualizing future reunions in the Heritage Room. 14

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New Facilities are Patronized ke ee Students enjoy card games in moments between classes. Darlene Noffke joins others for a game of billiards. An expanded College Store adequately meets the daily demands of college and community patrons. Keith Kriesel purchases an evening snack from Jan Jensen at Con-Te-