Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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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-

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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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usw nn Cs PSYCHOLOGY —— Both new and returning Concordia students found that they had little time to reflect on the events engulfing them as they ex- tricated suitcases from trunks of cars, packed away mountains of clothing and supplies in new rooms, and underwent the bewildering and rather exhausting job of registration. Time was found, however, to make new acquaintanceships and renew old ones, to become familiar with an every growing campus, and to find fellowship in singing the praises of the Lord who was to be their guide during the following months of study at CTC.