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CONTENTS Activities P. 3 Seniors P. 13 Undergrads P. 23 Faculty P. 35 Sports P. 45 Organizations P. 67
~1Nt-:M.o\ is lbe Greek \\'Ord for mec.10.rtes ant. iR ::1. fitting title tor a )?.!lr:.:x,ic. the c°"·~-r of this book is sn !ilhllrn&ct pi\.1.Ul'e of an eye repn:!«.·r.ting the eye of our o·cmory. 'l'h<.:' tir~ L"iilgs ll ttt."Cfl .. n: the ID.'1,.tOr event') al the p.&Mt Mebool ye."lc. '1 tten it ~ees ttc ~tudt.-::t.s "'!llO nt:ade up the school ~ru.l tbe profe""'or" who shared 1:hui.r .••.u~·ledge Y!i.th rhcr1. Atul !lu:il ly lt st.x:-~ all the: .spons Ce:'\n1s and ot'icT group:ii l h>1 l \'l;ere acri ..·c <iurin,i;: Lli.1l ylflsr.
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tlu rnocc thJ.n jUSl l:iugll a.r rhc µI ctu:n.:s nud
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htlng hack. '\\'c )jfiould p:iuse anrt rhdnk our Lord .1J1d Sa\rior fc>r i.!ll lhc h.11..•fllHi ng:-c '1nLl oppo:i:t \l','liti<:M I le hotl gt..~e.Jl us di.1ring rhc ~·::or. 0 ulve t h:uti<:a unto thl?I 1.o.i:d; for He iA guo:l! Tltt1 Rrlicor
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TOP RIGIIT: TllE GREAT WRESTLE OFF! 00'1..J"Of\i RIGHT: There arc no motor-
cycles . . . . except . . . TOP LEFT: Mr. Bllltz makes the Frosh teel ~t l10lne: MJOO Le LEFT: Wolimru> Dick. BOTTOM LEFT: The Dropouts of the week's Initiation Rites .
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TOP RICIIT: \\'.des and Weber go at it ia ttml'•· BOTTOM RICIIT: A traditiooal slgjlr. TOP Ll:tll'f: Ali unsucces!iftll goal line 1ta.od. Dm"TO~I l.EFT: Ocan ''The Fonz?" Ltn1!1en1.inn gives Jai.:k the "ll1pe" advice on Honlei.:omtn.a.
Homecoming 1977
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Winter Carnival Everybody Gets In On The Action
TOP LEFT: Senior Uti.tOC C\100 C . serenades a pretty
race. BOIT'O~·I LBFT: A \Vinncr for the Juniors . ·ror RIGI.fl': The Qu::irtet \Vlth their O\\'n special
harmony. llltlOOLB RIGI.fl': 'Ole Spazz at it's best. LOWER RlGllT: Amlghty eltort by the Sophs .
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Despite the bOnc chilling sub-zci:o tcntperarures, a b::i.rdy bw1ch of )wLiOrs sh~·ed that their clai;:s v.•as fhe one co be reckoned \a. ith. a1lis ,~·as made <."Ven more apparent at the eud of the compL'tition, \vhm they had made a ne.ar clean g,~·ecp of all the e-.·c-nts. 1
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TOP IUGl{f: ·rhc ceremout;;il pl::intlng of (he
tree. f\tlDDLB RIGHf: Scbmeltz, working hard? BOTTO)if RIGfiT: T he Sig ChL«:sc, or is it cheeses. ·ror LBFT: Professor Strobel e-.•en had a few wotdR to say. AJJOVE: A motly crew • . . you call chat Vlorking?
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TOP RIGHT: Bill Schaefer C-.1TOOLE lUGfif: T onl Sauer BOTTOM RICITT': )<ln llggert RBW\V: Carl Springer
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An Enemy Of The People TOP LEFT :.. yCKi !!teem c:o be t he only sensible member ot thb hou!tchold • .
LEFT: •. I've lc..tt"n1..-d in a h..:Lrd school. BB.LOW:•• the ·••J.tcrplpoa arc ruU of little animals• • isn'c thac. lt1 !lO'r'l'OM RlGlfT:•. Could I ..,.,. be party to such a n:lodle? BOTTO~l
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TOP LEFT: , , But there's so much injustice in the \VOrld .. ~,ODDLB tEFT: •. Into the guncr )'Ou belong•• BOTTO?o.t LEFT: •. I sat thetc brooding <wcr an idea .. BELO\\': .. I ai:n seldom on t ht.: '"rong track ..
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May 18, 1977 lbe Cla.q:s of 19n
Joel Fr('(lrlch: OrJ.rlon In the i:tc:ld of Hun10.nlties-"Sklnncrlan Pay..:hology: A Rc\'Olution in Progrcslf. "
Thomia11 Na!ls: Or.J.clon In the Flclcl of Rellglon ''t-.\J1"tln Luther and the Clarity of
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CLASS \10TTO: J h.11Vl!' put tt1y tru..st in the Lord Cod, that I ma>â&#x20AC;˘ dccbrc all TI1y work.!l. P!'I. 73:28
SENIORS
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MICHAEL ALBRECHT
Neen.ab
JAMES A00MEl1'
Saginaw, Mich.
Football 1; !M's 1-4; no,~·ling J .. 4, P1·es. 4; Forwn 1-4. Pres. 4;
Football 1-4; Track t , 3; Hockey 1-4; Gym supervisor 4; li\•1'.s i .. 4i COS 3,4; Sbutdo,~n King 1-4; Oeard l; \Vl..\A 3, -t; "Rollcrball" 4; Florida 3,4 . SEM .
B&R 2- 4, Managing editor 4; Blood donor
1-4; Chorus l, 2; Schola Canto rum 1: COS 3,4; "King;'' Arbor 0<1.)' Area Super\•isor 3; t-.1er11• 3,4; Beard 4 . SBM .
TERRY BALOGH Flatrock, ~1icJ1.
!M's 2,4; COS 3,·I; Bartender 7 ,8; I made it! SE~t.
DEl\'NIS BBLTER
Bau Claire, J...fich. {}I.f's 1-4; Athletic Trai11er 1-4; ~tale Chorus J, 2. SEi\•1.
/ JAMES CONNELL
OO\\Tl.ers Grove, Ill.
WILLIAM BRASSOW Cudahy
Football 1-5; Hockey l •S; Track l,2,4,5; N Club 1-5; Athletic Board 3-5; Th1's 1,2 ,4, 5; Class Pres . 5; R .•'\. 4; BcthC?sda Big Brother 1-3; ?i.1alC? Chorus 2· 4; Spa:n Ensemble 4,5. SEM.
Football 2--1; Baseball 2; C}·mnastlcs 1, 2; Athletic Board 4; N Club 2-4; l~·l's 1-4; lfomecoming Court 4; Bethesdll Big Brother 1,2; Bachelors' Club 3,4 . SEM.
CHARLES CORTRIGHT
Anderson, Cal. Forum 1-3; .Q&R 2- 4; COS 3,4; Spazz Ensemble 3,4; Python
Productions 3; Arbor Day head honch o 2. SBM.
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JAN EGGERT Manitowoc l~l's 1-3; Uo\vllng 1-3; Forom I, 2; Nlale Chorus l ,2; Schola Cantorum 1 , 2; Chapel Organist 1-5, Head Organist 5: COS Sec. 4,5; "J.C." Doug F.'s Dad 4,5; 12-2 Club; Florida 3-5 . SBM .
MARK CuTHMILLER
Aberdeen, S . O.
JOBL FREDRICH ~·1equ on
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mana,er 3 ,4;
U..t'1 I 4; B&R 4; Pi• 1no t--i: "Pits" 2. SE\I.
~tale
Cboru• 1 .. 4; Touring Chorut 2, .&; COS 3,4. SBM.
JEFFREY HEARD Rig Roe~. Ill.
1\1'• 1·5; eo..·Un,, l·S; Poru:n I - 5; SchOla
Cantorum 1-5; ~1ale Chorus 1-5; ''ScudlC}' o r SKODOS , - Ot;, I10 ;' ' Luth. Colle
ALAN HBR \IA~
Bay Chy. \llch. Forum 4.
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glanJ11 I ·5; St. ~1ark '" tutor 1,2; 7 - UP 4.5. SB.\I. TlM01llY HO FF\IA.''N
Renville,
PALL !RISCH
~1inn.
Columbus
Football 1, 2 , 4; \\1r c stling I , J;
Track 1, 2: N Club; I?iit's 1, 3; Blood donor 1 ·I: t-.1\ll e Ch-0ruN l ·4; ·r (')ur ill8 Chour11 1,2,4; Schota C'.'1ntorum 2,3; Band 1-4; Jazz En.ciemblci 2·-l; \\'ind lbbcrr.ble 2,4; Clas1tc•l t1r 3; ''j1)·a;'' L~10C 3; Bc•rd
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!; An 4; L!f-rd 3; Skiing Trtp 2.4; Fir!'it hour classes J--4; K.ar•tc J . "I'm happy to he here, happier to be lca\•lng. •• F avorite Blhlo ve1·sc Phil. 4: 13. t:ndccided.
OA.,lEL KELM
lf\1 '11 1-4; Fortun l -4; ~i.Uc Chorus 1-J; rocrillg n ...,,. 1- 3; S<bola Can· torum 1-3; Band I ·J;
cos 3 ,4.
SBM.
Os~osh
JA.\IBS KlBFER. JR. Cazenovia
A,, ~ k.etball 1,2; Trojan ttin 3 ,4; Classes 31), 4; Junior 3A,B; Oshko1h
Oorln Council 3; COS
1.. 4; Ne\\' Orlcan~ 3: Callrornia 4. SE\1.
Football 2; lf\1'1 I ·4;
3 ,4; JJ's l; Ho ffmAn
House 3, 4; Orlnldng 1-4 . etc . Undecided.
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MARK KOCK
THOMAS KNBSBR Greendale
~fan1tov;oc
Hocke}' 1,3; !}.it's 1-4;
Cross country 1-3:
Schola Cantorum 3; Pits dweller 2; Tui.ns'
Wrestling 1-3; Track 1,2; Colf 3,4; l~t's 1-
fan. SBM.
4; Bo\\•ling 4; R ...\. 4: Canteen 3,4. SE~1.
GARY KRAKLOIV Cudahy
Cross count11• t, 2: Track 1,2; N Club l •
4; l~l's 1-4; Dorm Council sec. 3,4; ?-itale CJ1orus 3; Yellov..• Submarine 3,4; Bachelor's Club 3,4. SBl\1.
THOMAS KRJGRAUM Janeff\•Ulc
Wrestling 1.2: !M's 1-4; Bowling 4; Dorm Council 4; }¥1ale Chorus 1- 3; Foosball champ 3. SBM.
TERRY LAABS Ne\\' London JONATHAN KRUSCHBL
Dorm Council 2. officer 3; Class officer 4; Porum 1,2, officer
tvtenomonee Falls
3, 4; B&R 4 (intermittent); lvfale Chorus 1-
lM's 1-4; 1'.1ale Chorus 1-4: Sc11ola Cantorum 1: Band 13. SBM.
4; Touring Chorus 2, VP 4; Band 1-3; Pep band 1-3; Jou B•semble 2,3,4; COS 3,4i Spaz.z Ensemble 2-4; ''T.'' SBM. DOUGLAS LANGB
Lacrosse Football 1- 4; \Vrcs ... tling l; Bascball l-4; lf\1's 1-4: COS 3, 4; 1 11 ' Duger; Greasing O; Sleeping 1- 4; Bat"cending 4; Bethesda 2-4; Shecpshcad champ l and probably 4. SBM.
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JAMBS LANGBBARTBLS Crete, 111. Ilvf's 1-4; Forum 4;
Bethesda Big Brother l; COS 3,4; Florida
4. SBM.
JOBL LEYRER
RA.'IDALL LBIFBR
~Wwaukee
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TeMis 1,2; l).t's 1·4; Dorm Council 2;
FOOCball I, 4; IM'• I· 4; Bowling l ·4; Forum 1· 4; Male Chorus I; Schola Cantorum L; COS3,4; UMOC l; 3M Con1pnll>' 3, 4: Art 4; Poets 4. SBM.
Class president l; B&R 3,4; COS 3,4; Bethesda V.1ard Parent 3; Clnrk 4; Sheepshead champ 2 and
probably 4. SEM.
MITCHELL MAl..O!>lEY Rhinelander
)A\IES MATTllK Kaukauna
Pootball l ,3,4; Bas· tel.ball 2,3; Tennis IM's 1-5; Bowling 2; 1, 2; (~f's 1-4; COS ~1ale Chorus 1,3,4,5; 3,4; ''?lofatts" Gree.le TourL"lg Chorus 1,3; 35; Dean's List 1-4; Schola Cantorum 1: 100 yard dash v.ith "i...tOSHEH;" DuraTim Otto; The Chosen clean 3, 4, boss S: 11; Clark 4; Thousand Arbor Oay Supcrvittor Y•rd Club 4; Doug's 3 ,4. SllM. brother. SB1'.1.
MICHAEL MERKLB Bly City. ~lich.
DA\'ID \IBIS rBR Broolclleld
Soccer 4; Th!'s 1-5: tt.We Chorus l; \ .. ideotape 4,S; Ouraclean 4, 5; Creasing 15. lJndccldcd .
Cross country l ..3; TeMis l; lf\1'!1 2-4; COS 3,4; Slj!11 Lan· guagc 4. SBM.
NASS Jefferson
THO~IAS
Fooeball 2-4; Baste<· ball 3; Tennis 2·4; Waukesha l~l'a 2-4; Athlctlc Bo;ird 3,4; Dorm [}..1's 3,4; Forum 3,4; Council Pres. 4; B&R 4. SEM. Cl•!ls Pres. 3; B&R 4; Male Chorus 2-4;
PHILIP MSRT!l!>l
Tourlltg Chours 2,4; Bond 2; Jazz Ensemble 2,3; COS treas. 3,4; Bethany I; Clark 2; Florida 2,3; Califor· nla 4. SSM.
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ROGER NBUMAr-=N Merrill LEE NEUJAHR Bloontington , f\1in.n .
Volleyball 2.
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JOHN PAUSTIAN
\Vatertown
Ii\•l 's 1-4; Bethesda \Va rd Paren t 3, 4; ~·tncma photographer 1-4; Tovm Doy's Super\'iso1· 3: B&R reader 4; COS 3,4; Buffalo hunter 1-3: Deutschland . . . . SEM .
TJ;IOTHY PET ERSEN
Lawrence, ?-.fich. li\•l's 1-S; 80\vling 3 - 5; COS 4, 5; Librarian 5. 5g;1.
JAMES POPE Racine
DONALD PIEPER La.Crescent , ~tirui .
Football l · 4; lt\•l 's I cos 3,4;
Soccer 3 ,4; !Jo.l's 2-4;
4i Oo\\'ling: 4;
Bo\\!ling 2,3; B&R 3,4; Band 2-4; jazz Ensemble 2-4. E~·t.
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LELAND PUNKB
DAVID PUTZ
Brookfield
F o nd du Lac
Football 2,3; Soccer 4; Track 4; l~·f's 1- 4; Bov1l1ng 4; Class
sec. -treas. l: 1~1 Board 1-4; B&R 3,4;
cos 3, 4; ' ' Leory:'' ~+1nema
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?v1id\~·cst
Services 2-4; West Hall l; Sheepshead ch.amp 1 and probabl)• 4; WIAA offici•l 4;
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Arnio reject 3; Clark 4. SEM.
Florida 1- 3 ; Veteran tbumber -- 6000 mi.; Dean'$ ne\\•sletter 4; \Vhac's the h.aps now? SE;!.
Football l -4; Wrestling 1- 3 , capt. ·I; N Club 1-3, Pres. 4; Jt\1's 1-4; Forum Christmas program 2-4; Slood bank 2-4; ti.tale Chorus l •4; Touring Chorus l, 2; TC Polle• Band 1. 2; Band 1- 4; Pep Band l 4; jazz Ensemble 2-
4. SBM.
ROBERT RHYNE
Brevard, N. C. GREGORY RIESE Brod.bead
B«R 4; Band l-3; Jazz Ensemble 2,3; Spazz Ensemble 2-4; Pits 2; Hospital janitor 2 ;
Cutco 3; Bethesda 3.4; Beard 1.4; tlead honcho grand ialloon of
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Coffe,~·raiths
3,4. SEM.
Football 2,3; !M's l 4; COS 3,4; "?ilforsel;'' Att 4; Bulletin board; Auscra• lia? Undecided.
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WIL LL~M SCHAEFER r-.111,~·aukee 1~·1's
2-4; t.lale Cho-
rus 1-3; Organ 1-4; COS 3,4; Art 4. SBM.
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SCHROEDER
Wacertov,,, Football 1-4; Thi's 14; Class officer l ,4; ll&R l-3, Campus & Classroom ed. 4; Homecoming Court 2,4; ~tale Cho1·us: April 9, 1976; Spazz Ensemble 2-4; COS
3,4; "Oscar or T\lter ;" N\\1C printer 1-4; P>•thon Productions 3; Java's buddy 1-4; Logic 50. SEM.
JOHN SCHEUTZB
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GLENN SCHWANKE
~·1equon
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l}l.f's 1-4; ~1ale Chorus-: April 9, ! 976; Spazz Ensemble 3,4; COS 3 ,4: JJ's l , 2; Amh.!lt.· 3,4; Flol'id;:i
!M's l-4; B&R 3,4; Scbola Cantorum 3, 4; Pi.ts d\\·etler 2; Ari·
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2-4. SBM.
:wna 4. SEM.
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MARKSMn' H Oconomo\\·oc
Wrestling 3: Golf 3 , 4; COS 3,4; Art 4. SEM. 1~1l's 1 ~ 4;
RICHARD SMITI! Thomson, 111. !M's l -5; lllood bank 1- 5; Band 1,2; COS 4,S. SB?o.f.
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CARL SPRL,'CBR
STBVl!.'o; STEINER
Wabasso, 1'-tiM.
Watertov.':l
l:t<il's 1-4; B&R 2,3, cdltor 4; Male Chorus 1·4; Touring Chorus 1,2, \rp 3, Pres. 4; Spuz Ensemble 2- 4; Chapel Organist 1-4; COS 3,4; t:MOC 2; Sheepshcad co-cha.mp
Cro11" country 1,4; IM'1 1·4; Chess team
l-4: Cym 1,2; Plltz:u.v.·eit Greek 1-4: Ltncer fan 1-4; COS (audit) 4; Florida 1-3; Dean's DC\\-sletter 4; t:1e that thumb- 10,000 mllesl SEM.
3 and probably
4. SBM. DONALD TOLLBPSON Vait~ar, ~licb.
Wrestltna l ,2; U.f's 1-4; Dorm Council 1,2; cos 3,4; Pl1tzuwelt Oree.k 1- 4;
Gobbler l, 2; Ambar 3,4; Florida 3,4. SB~!.
PAUL nJLLBJ!RO
MolJJle. m.
D.i'1 3,4; ~1ale Cho• ru1 1·4; Schola Cantorum 1-4; ''Chuck;" SIJl' Language
4. SBM.
PRSDBRICK VOSS Racine JOHN UNNASCH Dakota , Minn.
Cross countr y 1·3;
ll.uketball 1,2; Tenro• 1·.f; 11\.t's 1·4; ~tale Chorus 1-3; Spazz l!nsemble 2-4; COS
IM's 1-4; Basketball champs 1; ''Unnlc;" Pit• dwcl.ler 2; Vlkin&s' cheerleader 1• 4. SBM .
3,.a; ''Poss or Preddy;'' Poets; Ban· jo: Ducks and musket. SBM.
JBFPREY WEBER
TIMOTHY WINKEL Sparta
SanbQrn , Minn . Wrestling 1•3; lr>..1's 1-4. SBM.
Poot.ball 2; tr-..•l 's l ,2,4i RA 4: Car Committee 3,4; Dorl 1-.f,
etc.
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STUART ZAK Siurgoon Bay
Pool.ball 1-3; Ba8kec
ball 1,2,4; Tr•ck 2; All Conference Boot· leg 3; All Lutheran Am. Honorable \1en· tlon 3; 1)1.1'• 3.S; Car
Committee 4, S; J'hoto Club I · 3; Ool>bler 4,5. SBM.
TOP LEFT: Squeaked by again!
BO'ITOM LBPT: PB LERABBND. TOP RIGHT: \Vhat'R the haps now, t-.tr. Refer-
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BO'I1'0~1 RJGH'l':
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\Y'hcn the going gets tough,
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of lbe Senior closs. TOP RICI rr: The â&#x20AC;˘on ot a Hod.lg. MIDDL6 RIClfT: Bruce l..ee bev;are! BO'ITOM RJClfT: Srudying can be tm.
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UPPER L li r:T: Well, Northv.estc:rn is okoy, but • . . • uPPHR RIG~rr. TOP TO BOTI'OM: Tim lllo· bert, Tom Bauer. AJ'Xly Nitz, t-\ulla Bind~r. [\flk<:: Enderle, Keo ~cJRon, Steve Lockman , Joel Suc1co,... , Dave Petc:rs, 1'..t ark Wilde.
&i.ilOOLB RJOIIT: Dan w...rcbes to &ee hO\\' lt'~
dooel LOWER RIGHT, BACI( ROW: Greg Dom, l\i.lrk Ecken, Gr eg ll\vald . 1 PRON!' RO\\': C hris Kruschcl , ~eve Oliron, ~ve Cooper, Ken Frey, Bob [)uchlmc..-yer, John fleck.
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UPPER Lli 1~·r: Dave Furno, Dan Kuehl, Orea 1-fcrmanaoo, \Vinfrlorl ~chro<.xtcr , Reuben Schmit%, Fred Krieger, St<.."VC V.'inc. \UDOL& Llit-1, BACK RO\V: 'fom Hanwtg, Paul Schroeder, ~fie But•ch, ~Ukc Hatz:ung, )om ~b..111cfi. FR0!\7 R0\\1: Tom Sclsleidc:r, O.ve SUlzle, Uoyd Schlomcr, Dave 1-bgc:n, Steve Sch!Jct<. LOW BR Ll!Fr: just ill.e bis brorhcr. t:PPBR Rl(;trr: Awe, come on Oean, you don't think Cdid ft do
you1 LO\VBR RJCIIT: Frcc.i;e Frosh! Button!
MAA'l'IH l.UTMIR COLLl!GI! U8RARV
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L1'PER L ~l'f: Gee, I don't have a thing lO do Lonlgllt ! LOW ER LUFT: Boy, do l have a lot of greosing co <lo tonight: ! UPPER RIGHT, 8ACK ROW: Greg CKtcrst:ittct, Rick t>ifil-
ler, Gletw Scclcldt. Greg Kellie, Kevio I&astlngs, Mike Baewer, Scon Spaoldlng. FROt\T l\OW: Seen Rhule, Ray Kinlbr ough, \Yilliam Favorite. MIDDLE R!GUT, BACK ROW: Kort Luencburg, Dan Dolc.'tzky, Dan Balgc, Paul rv1arggraf, Dan Gibson, Tim Lindloff, f\.fark f\tueller. Jon \toss. FRONT ROW: Jeff J:in\es, Tom Pankow, Norm Burger. L0Vt' BR RIGHT: Hey bah~路, you \\.<lJUl.'.l gel lucky?
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Another Year Of Fun And Games For Sophs
L'PPER LEFT: ~·Y. pr•yer for Eorl. ~·1mnLE LUI 1, BACK ROW: Don Seelhotr, Jeff ~4:10\\'. J..f.ltk. Voss, Ross Ulrich , t..ti t•k KJ·au,;c, Dean Bicbc1,"t, Kelch OJ.llll. FRONT RO'Y: Phil Sp.1udo, $<eve \\Ii lkcns , Keith TullbeTg, Doug Free. WW ER LEFT: 'J'o1n Gun1m. nave KoloanJL"l', Rick Johnson, lknnis Sl.ronc:, Bill Runtc, Ellery Grom, 0.ve 1'0ltllag. lWRR RIQI f: Jelf ("..artcr usc.."S Ultn -Bn' e cf\r'c.'reo ti mc!l .a ® y.
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UPPER LEFT : The Su<geon GeuerJ..1 has decetmined chat
cigarette amoking is a fire hazard.
W\\'ER LEFT: Ross never was one for. making out.
UPPER .RJGHT, CLOCK\VISE PROlo.i 'IOP: jerry Ewings, Paul Ylvisaker, nave Clark, Rick \Varnecke, Dave IJuebrler, Pete Klecker, Dennis Hlmn1, To1n Fricke, Paul l\4ueller, L<l.rry Olson. 1,IIOOLE RIGIIT: Bllltz ls ;;tlwsys bal,'.'d at v;ork in class and in the
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tc.'n, Brian Dose. JA>WP.R LEFT· Uggh •• , , UPPER RlGlrr. Kolondcr RhO\\'S off once ag-.ltn. ~1IDDLE RlOHT': Th.la l11 what happens "'hen you read too rnucb Shakespeare.
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OOTI'O\I LRFT: BACK ROW: Jim
t\elsoo, llni:cc ~ckc.-r, Don Sch mel zer. Paul ~ln.ke. F RONI' RO\\· : jack lk.'Ct, Dave VOJll~, hul Zl'll, Tim Unke, )ell Guaa. ~Ike Wol!f. BCYr· lOti.t RIGHT: Don *Orb over ano· thcr innocent c.u.._omcr.
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TOP RIG~IT: :-Jorthwestern night llfe. ~UDDLll Llll'T: Conole Prell, thlrd lloor phone call .. . MIDD •~B R!Gfil: BACK ROV,': Lart)' Pont el, J...taxk Frler, Rlck Schelbe, Pete Pan .. itzkc, Don Pieper, Nate Radtke, FRONT RO\V : ~·hrk V,'aguci:, Steve V.'right John Ruege, Randy Schoemacw, 'l'om Behnke. RIGJff: V/11.'lt should 1 do wlch 3lJ these wires? BOT1'0~111 RICHT: All in a day's work.
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Jlm B.rOOct1on, ' l'O ny Brinkman, Cur:t Flt.'tcmlcr, Bill fl:at8'1.llJ, Dave Payne. AJ:IOVB: Schull extends lln invitation tor ooc and ;1.IJ to come co the feast. \UDOLll RIOHT: Schlitz serv"" a rowad. 4. the CJ.ntct.-n. 8(Yn'O~t RJG~rr: The: c.antccn'• ahtap a good
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' Each issue ol
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berOO. a graduating c1£R111 that can beocefonh live on c.ampu.1 only in our memory. !\~E!l.tA hclp!I us to remember their scho Jars, chelr athlc:tc:s, th.ctr musicians, their anlsts, their movlna splrlts, their \\'ritcrs; to remcmc:i: thctn tor wlwt thc..y '"ere and \\'ft.lt they achlt."Vctl as students at North'''eStl!rn. It helps us to r'-!m<.:mbcr th.e kind of class
they were: its bent, Its temper, its spirit-· as each class l' dl!ttillcd In the alembic of four college )'Ca.rt. Above all, ll help. us to remeni>er .a brother- of Chrlotlon young meo, gro..· ing, rnaruring, coming to the conviction that God can use them a1 lil• sel<.-ct emissarie'I of truth and hope to• destitute and despair-
ing \\'Orld.
C. Toppe
CAR LITTON TOPPE President, Religion
BOARD OF CONTROL: Sl'Al'DI;>.;<;; Preo. C.rle<oo Toppc, Rt.'Y. Raymond Scbuhz, Arnold SctT.·cppe, Orm•l Kiessling, Rev. joOJthan \b.hn~e. Arnold SchumJM, Rev. Roben ). Vo11, Pre•. William Zell. SEATED: Pn.-derlck Panning, Rev WolLor Schum'1Jln, Rev. Regln>ld Slcglor, Rev. Karl Gurge!,
George Reul. RICJIARD KOGLffi
Tutor FOOCb.111, Hask(.'tball
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Tutor, Cross Country, Track
GE I\ HARD FRA!\"Z MANN Religion, Hitno.ry, l ...ltln
PAUL KUEHL
Greek LLOYD 'IHOMPSON Athletic Olt'C<::tor
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ORVILL8 SCHl.ENNER Latin, R.cgisttar
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Science, Logic f\.1Jthc1nutics
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~iathematics,
EDWARD Lll\'D£M.ANN
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SYLVESTER QUAM, M.S. lin;;lish RICllARD STROBEL German
PAUi. !llCK~IAN~, M.A. Hebrew GARY BAUMLER Greek
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MRS. WILLIA~! SCHMIDT Faculty SecretOl)' ?-.iISS LENTZ Assist{lOt Librarian ti.1RS. LLOYD THOf\.1PSON 1\ssistant Librarian
JANITORIAL STAFF: BACK: W. l"re<lrick, R. Zank, V, ~toldenh;:auer , .I\ . &rtz FRON1路: \V. 1\ltrcucer, C. Jansa, K. Lee. R.. Sch\\'efel
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KITCHEN STAFF, FRONT: Chef Jiankc, L. lkrginan, l\9. 8attcls, i\ , 1'.tankc. G. llatlke, S. &un\aru\, 1'.i. ~·1el cher , BACK:
V. Genz. O. Reese, O. Raethe r, L, Hilker, G. ?\.bron.
KFI'ClllES: J. E\\'ings , P. Schoeder, B. Becker, P,
Ylvtsaket, O. Nottllng, R. Scheibe. :\,llssl.ng, ?-.f. Freier. f\f()RE KITCHIES : D. Baumann, L. fl.tiltclSlcadl.
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MRS. L£llt>.·IANN Administracion Secretary
GLEN PA!'.\1KO\V Business ~tanager
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Football Alrhough 1hc "l'roj.1.ns played only eight g:iml-s. the.")' nn1~oc1 rhc !lea.son "ith a con-
hbtng 4 ~ 5 record. Tik"ir contereoce mark \\-as 3-2. rytng rhcm 11o1th four other teams in ihc Upper ~llmw9C 1-"ootb..ill Cooterence for 1hc number on1.· epoc. A forfel' by Loras College provt.'ll ~o ht- rhc: deciding r.-.ctor. The «c11m w.1111 led by several good running b.tcks. 111.. l1Jadcra were Jim "clsoo wttb 427 yards , and Randy Schocmann v.ith 315 yuds and 5 touchdown• for- JO points. Kelch Free .:and Jlm l\.f.arrck le.xi In receptions wllh 232 <tnd 124
yards rcflllCCt:lvcly. All Conference sclcccions \Vere 0..1vc Kolander (team i\•1VP), Ouve Voss, Kelch Free, Lllrry Pontol, Uill GtJSSO\\', Jim f\.fattck, und Ro.1a Llrlch.
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Concordia .\itil\v.
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RICHT: Not to v.·orry Jim, Sho\\'boi'lt can keep them busy tor a \\•bile. OOTTO~·t: Keith takes of/ out of the blocks tor that extra }'ant.
8ACIC ROW FROM LBFT: S. Schllcr. D. Gibson, B. Duelmyer, C. K1·1.1schel, ·r. Lindloff, T. Pankow, D. Salge , D. COO!)Or, T. Schnelder. J. !leek. IC. Frey, M.
Mueller. THIRD ROW: Coach L. Thompson, Coach Pieper, t\•1. \'osi, 0, Seellwft, 0 . Pree, S. Wilkins, R. Ulrich, D. Bieben, 0. Kolander, P. Klecker, L. Pontel, J. Bw· lngs. SECOND ROW: IC. Free, .\I. Borom:,
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r• mfffe. 1hc team improved sigp.itlcantly. The Troj.toe succesat\i.lly defended their \\in Crom Ltst year:'s &r.:aboo lnvltarlonal by placing all eix runner• into the top titteeo . The v.·orkhor1t tor Northwestern chis yeai: ,..·as Junlot l.o.rry Qerach \\'ho roo~ slx nrsts. tl1a cross country team crl<.'(t aomcchlng n<.-w this year and
cre.atod thelr ~111 Norchwesccrn ln vitatlorual. ·nu.: luvltaclooal ''';;is un .. oftlclol and ch<i Trojana took fourth out of tc:.n tcJ..ms. Out next year 1t ''tll be official; Jnd with most of the team returning, thct te:in1 will be? looking for a n.rst place ttntah.
BACK l\OW. LEFT TO RJCHr: CC>lcb Kues · tcr, L. Gier.sch, S. 9.dncr, S. Wltte. FRO'.\"T ROW: P. Mueller, I\, Fl'Ol!t, J. SUctow.
TOP LHPT: Clerach leoda tile pack. LBFT: Cros" cowir-ry; not a sport for everyone.
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Tldt teason, ~rthwestern•s Socc•r Club sur· prt-1 • few people by pootlng a 5·4·2 rc:cord. 'Thi• wat1 the Club's best performance In lt11 fivcyc.lr exlfrtcnce. Since only N'O cccnlorfl wtU not be ri.:turnlng next seasoo, the Trojan11 c.i.n look torwJrd to uneven better .RC.tRon In l977. Their 4 4·2 record ln the new Wiscontiln Collcgl.itc Soccer Conference earned them fourth pL.lcc. OutRtUndlng pc 1:fot"manccR \~·ere given l1f Keith 8illtt;, who runlccd second in contorcnc.c tu.:orl11g,
onll 1',• Don Plepe.r and Bruce )..farggrat, each of whom rccelvcrl all-conference honor8. RIOlrr: J..oob: Uke another Nonh"'·c11cm score. BP. I.OW: I le 'II l:nock the
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STANDING: L. Tu R. : J. Procbcr D. A'.cpcr, B. Favorite, C. Sl.-cCeldt, }\i, l..oc5chcr, P. Heyer,
T. tt..-nnlng, D. Clark. L. Punle K:-:P.BU!<G: D. Furno, Coach B. M.arggr.d, S. Spoulding. G. Kel • lie. I;. llllltz, K. Tull.berg, P. ~f.lrggr.1f•
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Allhoogh l~e '76· ·n team hsd to settle for 2Ttd in the 'i\'CIC, the Junior domin.-ited te.am can look foriA•ord to being at the top of the co1lference ne'A year. Honot'6 wete given to f\icKcnney- 1'.ifVP in conference & 1st te::im ,
Zell-2nd team and Himm-
HonoroWe f\lention. ~1c Kenne)r leJd the te::in1 av· craging 20. 8 per g.lnte. I.Jlghligtits
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f\fartan Colleae O.M.L.C. f\iadlson &lge\\'OOd Cardinal Strltch ot
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Catcwa>' 'rech, La.\o;rence L'. Blackhav.rk Tech. Beloi1 Collep ~taranalhl Latcla.~ \~ii ton
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DeSales Blackhawk Tech. Concordia ~11 1 \\'lukcc
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\Vay, the iuexpertenced but scroppy squ::id showed marked imptovernent throughout rJ1e !:ieason. The next t\\'O or th.1路ee sea.sons are hound to bring che joy of victory along \Vith lhc joy of compelition for Lhc ru~rcd, disciplined team tit.at relnains from
the 76-77 season.
TOP: So close hul yeLso far. ,..ill)DLE: 1'hc ref checks to see wh;:it kind of dCOdOrat1t be uses I
LEFT: That's it Dave, a litt le deter .. 1n1natlon!
LEFT: You've got it, now just turn him over .
ABOVE: Tiiat's quite a takc.-dO\\n,
John Beck
Tlm Bicbcrt Greg Dorn jerry Ewings Greg Kellie Steve Olson Dave Peters Oave Putz Alnn Sorum
STANOING LEFT TO RIGHT: j . Ewings, A. Sorum, M. Krause, O. Putz, Coach Pieper. KNEBLlNC: 1路. Bicbcrc, G. Kelly, S. Olsen, G . Dorn, J. Beck. MISSING: O. Peters .
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MIDDLB: l'IRST PLACE THAM: Pro! Spaude, D. Scbeucrleln. M. Schultz, -''· ~mann. OOTI'O~t U::l'T: Bruce looks SaliS(ied wlth that one. JlO'ITOM: SF.CDt\1' PL..\CE TEAM: R. Sch mitz, Pres. Zell, Deon Undemann, l. Krleuer.
Baseball For once the \\•eatl\er pto\•ed conducl\•e Cot a good baseball senson ;;and all 23 games \vere pl.1yed ai; scheduled.. The team Sho\\•cd some tmpi:ovement over the past season, buL
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Track Tite '77 season wtls a dis:.lppoll1dng one for the Norchwescern track team due co a 1:.lck of depch and a great number of inju1;es. This s till didn't stop certain indivivuals from doing '"ell. Caplain Larry Cicrach
knocked a couple seconds ort tlie mile ctme lowering lt to 4:25. Rich;:itd Frost also sec a ne''" record ln the 6
mi le running a 37:35. 1he ·rrojans \\•ill be looking for 'vard ro a bcclcr nC.'(f year, since a le1.rgc share of the tea1n wtll be reru1ning.
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MIDDLE RIGHT: Ah yes, the look of vlcrory 011 Coach's face.
?\.fll)J)LE LEF·r: Ken 300ut to turn in a
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RIGHT: Johnie gets keyed for hi.s race.
1'0P: So th3râ&#x20AC;˘s what he looks ll~o without his hsir.
MIDDLE LEP1: Look out! lilldog,1rd ls In J>Ul'Suitl ;\IK>Vil: lArhow, just m.1de le.
BACK ROW: LEFT TO RlCll'l': Coach 'Ibompson, K. Frey, P. ~1crtcn, P. ~11.wllcr, ~t. Enderle, K. S.l1on, J. Beck, Coach Koester. FRON"T RO\V:
J. Rouman, 0. !'111%, L Giernch, r. tle)~r. R.. Proot, ). Nelson.
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hop...•" ror a grcal season. The po· cerulol wus good with even ahili· tie• lhro~.Jiout the te3m~ 1\S ic rurncd out, good com.pcciclon and just ovorugc playing by the Tro· jorw led lo u below SO<J season al b·JO. 1bcre were no stand oucs on thl1 yea.r's leam with anyone capable <>f being team medalist. 11\crc \\'f:I'C two firsts this sca•on thou;11·-the first time i.n 12 y.:a.rl du.t all b members sb>t 89 or bttte r 1..n compctltlon. with Behnke me 79. The tum will mis$ the awl.raga or T. Kneser and ~1. Smith but 11tl 11 looks co the turu re tor th.1t SOU r-ecord. RlCHT: Privileges or o conch!
n•·'.L.0\Y: Don's gonna kill Lhut bJll.
LEFT TO RJGl.J'l': Coaclt Sellnow, 0 . Schcucrleln, T . l~inclloff, T. Uclu1!...c, M. Smith, f\i, Schult:t, I\ . \Vornccke, ·r. Knesel', M. \Y;,1gner.
Tennis After d.t'Oppiug ics first tnalch ro Lhc \\lhitc\Vater lJniversity J. \1 • teDm, the ~tth\.,.est.ern Collcj,,"C lcnniS ccam \\'On lhc remainder of its matches, cruising ta an 8-1 season record. The squ::id w::i.s strongly represented in all singles ond doubles competition Since there was a healthy turnout tor the ream. Our Trojan nettcts 'A•iJI hopefully smash their W3)' through their sche· dule next »ear. as allot rhc mcn\.bers, c."l:ccpl senior Tom Nass (lst singles), will retun1.
LEFT: Bruce proves he can walk a straight BELQ\I/ LEFT: \\fhatd()
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STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Tutor John Stern, T. Nass, B. ).·lcKinncy, o . Kuehl, B. Bitter.
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BASKE'IllALL CHAMPS: LEFT TO RJGli T : Klcssig, ~I. \Vllde, $. Schlicht, D. Peters, B. N;;itsls, ~·1. Neumann, Wf. Schultz, S. J...ti.schke, R. Schmidt.
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INDOOR SOCCBR CHAMPS: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hen· TOP RJGHT: He's so good, he uses ke, t\<1. Smith, J. Dorn, R. Neumrum, M. Spaude, B. only one baud! Kuj3wr;ki, L. Punke, ~i. 1-t~rkel, J. Proebcr, T. Krigbaum, R. Ulrich, J. Adomlte, D. Lange, P. f.fe>•er. AllOVB : It may look llko indoor soccer, but it s 11'1 buckt'ts.
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VOLLYBALL CHAMPS: STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Tutor Tatge, 0. Schmelzer, ]. Beck, Tut.or Stem. SlTrlNG: D. Voss, P. Zell, P. Heyer.
ABOVE: woks like Lee's In for lt. TOP RIGHT: \Vatcl\ the net Kevin.
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SOFTilALL CHAMPS: DACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: j . Pope, D. Kuehl, B. Drassow, M. Merkel, T. Kr!g· l>aum, G. Kraklow, P. Heyer. l'RONT ROW: J. Nelson, T . Unke, D. Lange, B. Kujawski •
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(South) Westward Hof
TOP ROV.1: T. Behnke, J. SeelO\\', ~路t. v.ragner, c. Springer , T. Nass, R. Warnecke, G. Scholz. ROW 4: M. Guthmiller, J. Proeber, R. johJ1son, M. Bckert, D. Huebner, T. Laabs. RO\V 3: J. Rucge, }.if. freier, T. Gumm, T. Henning, T. Unkc, 0. $cheuerlein, 0. Kelm . ROW 2: j . Fischer,~!. Ricke, IV. Runke, K. Lucncberg, ~!. Ha12ung, j. Maasch . ROW l: T. Fricke, S. Sauer, R. Scheibe , O. Strong, F . Krieger, K. Bilitz. NORTI!IVBSTBRN COLLEGE MALE TOURING CHORUS The statistics compiled by the 1976-77 Touring Chorus were amazing by anyone's standards. During Februaty, ~la1路ch, and ..\pril, the chorus traveled a total of
roughly 8 ,000 1niles, sang 45 concerts , and appeared before nearly 15,<XlO people. The hlghllght of the year was a 15路 day tour of the Southwest over Baster \'a-
cation. 16 congregations as v;ell as 2
Apache missions were visited on this tiring but rewarding tour, as the chorus S\\'ung
through such places as Bl Po.so,
San Diego, Sacramento, Phoenix, and 01naha .
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The Male Chorus Delivers
UPP BR RIOHT: 'l'hc face on the }vfuslc Auditorluln \\•all. ABOVE: BACK RO\V: t\1. Ricke, P. ThicrfcWer, 'f, Hoffmatlu, T. Behu.ke, ~I. Guthmiller, J. Scclow, R. Johnson, R. f\iueller. ROW 2: O. li.1gen, T. Gunl.m, t\1. Freier, R. Ouehlmeyer, J. Ruege, T. Henning, G. He1·manson. RO\V 1: B. t\1a.rg(aff, J. Fischer, K. Billtz, P. f\iargratf, s. Sauer, s. Spsulding, T. Bauer. BELO\\': BJ\CK ROW : 0 . Kelm, T. Nass, S. ,.,,nscltke, G. Schulz, R. \Vamcckc, J. Heard. ROW 3: tt. Wago.er, P. Panitzke, l\.f. Enderle, o. Baldgc, c. Springer, D. Nottling, J. Kruschel, T. lb.ke. RO\V 2: f\1. Eckcn, J. Sucko''', f\4. \Vilde, P. l<rieger, O. Scbeuerlein, R. Scheibe, J. Dorn, S. \Vright, J. Beck. ROW L: N'. &tdtke, D. Putz. T. Blebel't, \V. R.unkc, J. J..faasch, T . Rawerts, K. Amborn, A.. Brinkman,
T. Fricke.
.. The Band I Heard In Watertown FROl\TJ' ROV.': O. Hoenecke, T. Boos, B. i\1larggraf, 拢 . Fricke, s . Spuude, ii. Sell, Dr. ii. Lehmann, W. Peckham , J. Wes.Lertw.us. L. DiRlenzo, J. Sanz, T. WerLb, ). Krohn . ROW 2: J. Drews, I\. Schultz, c. Thomsen, l\1.
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rvl. \Vhitby, ti.1. Kube, 1'.
l\1utterer, S. Spaulding, C. HueOOer, T. Bauer, J. LatzeJ, L. Quam, B. Laucrsdorf, R. Fritze , P. Schwatk. R.0\V 3: C. Dorn, J. Caner, L. Kell, K. 'fhomack, B. Bittdorf, K. Strobel, K. Kell, L.
Zuleger, J. }l..(aascb, D. Putz, R. Pamperin, P. Lieske, 0. Klesslg. ROW 4. P. Thicrfcldci:, D. Dixon, G. Seefeldt, J. Sucko\v, G. Schulz, 0. Pieper, 1'. Behnke, K. Eberl, 0 . J.fueb1er, 0. Kolo11der. :tvt. Young, P, Schleiss. TOP ROW: T. Hoffmann, T. \Vestra, ?>.il. Rieke, D. Kuckhahn, T . Henning, C. 60-rk, t.1. \Vilde, 0. Sarg(路nt, 0. Krueger, P. Heyer, K. An\born, R. Schn\itz, R. Holtz.
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}azzman, Take My Blues Away! PBP BAND BBLO\\I RIGHT: RO\V l: ,...1. Rieke, J. SuckO\v, T. J.!offmann, rvl. V.1ilde. RO\V 2: O. Kolander. P . Heyer, 1". Henning, T. Bauer. RO\V 3 : P. Schleiss . SELOV.1 LEFT: Pep Banc! drummer 0. Huebner , explaining cbe percussion section t-0 one of his fans . LEFT: The Muse of ~orthwcstern College
JAZZ BNSEMSLB BELOW: M. Ricke. D. Pieper, G . Seefeldt, G. Dorn, C. Bork, R. Smid>. P. Heyer, J. Fischer, J. Carter , S. Spaulding, 0. Strong, G. Schulz , T. Henning, D. Cooper , T. Bauer, F. Kt路ieger, R . Schmitz, O.
Putz, J. Suckow, M. Wilde. RlCH路r: Jazz Ensemble director Greg Schulz
LBFT: Tile [';l,1\'C music met11od: Close
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CHAPBL ORGANISTS RIGHT: BACK ROW: c. Springer, R. Smith, ~·1. \Vilde, K. Amborn, J. Eggert. FROITT ROW: 0. Strong, T . Bauer, 0. Hagen.
SCHOLA CANTORV~t BELOW: BACK ROW: R. Warnecke , J. Heard . o. Kolander , J. SeelO\\'. RO\Y 2: 0. Huebner, 0. Sch\va.nke, T. Ra\\•ercs, P. Tull.berg, 0. PusseW. RO\V 1: \V. Runke, L. Olson, N. Kock, 0 . Hagen, T . Kant, B. Groth. LBPT: Schola Caruorum Directors: R. Warnecke, J.
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Photography: A Developing Art
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C. Huebner, M. Wogner, R. Kogler. RIGl!T: Mad Developer at \\rork!
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LEF'r: 路11icre arc negative aspects to photography. BBLO\V: Jbcre posilivc aspects ro it, roo. (1'akcn at the 1977 ~1iss Watertown Pageant)
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Sine Qua Non Yearbook
. . .J MNE:M STAFF -UPPER RICHT: BACK ROW:
J.
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J. Nelson, t>. 'Thietleltler, T. Gumnl. FRONT RO\V: A. Btinkn\'1Jln, L. Punke, J. Fischer, C. Hcup, J. Procbcr. NOT PIC'ruRED: C. Huebner, ).
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Paust ian. ADOVll: Piling the finished product ? BBLOV.': He knew the j ob w as dangerous when he took it,
:\.BOVE: Editor Jitn Fischer. Editors tend r.o get a llttle surly when you're 52 doys behind schedule.
Stop The Presses! B And R Vol. 80 BLACK A.'1> RED STAPF BELOW: STAN!lm'.:: T. Kaat, J. Schallert, T. joh.,son, M. Waper, O. Pieper, R. Rhyne, j. Lcyt'er. P. Ja.nke. ·r. N.a••, ~t. Schroeder. G. Schwanke. C. Springer. M. Albrecht. SIT· TING: G . Schclz. T. La•h•, J. Fr<-drlch . KOT SHOWN: D. Kelm, C. Cortright, L. Punke, C . H\1ebncr. LBFT: Bditor Carl Springer: d~'Tlamlc, faC't1lghtcd , and a Oashy dresser heHklc1.
llllLO\V RIGHT: 1l :59 P. ~·I . on the de::idllne dt1t.e: • cooJy calculnccd r;ice against the c lock. SBLO\V LRPT: ·1i1c mag..izlnc 11lusc rator and the tools of his trade,
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ONE ~!ALF OF TIIE FORUM SOCIETY-AllOVE: BACK RO\\r: J. Langbartels, A. Jlcrrnan, J. Carter, o.
Strong, R. Lei.fer, ]. Fii;clter, R. Kujawski. RO\\' TWO: D. Klessig. M. Albrecht, T. Loobs. FRONT
R0\\1 : K. lA.!eneberg, r-.1. Freier, O. Hagen,
J. Heard.
AOOVB Lf!F'r: Don't stare so, sir! Have you never seen
a uuul pray before? L拢1:'r: Ein Pro.sit! A tense, dranln路 tic mo111e11t from '"Il1e Feast."
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AOOV8: THE 011-!BI\ HALF OF Tllll
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SOC IBTY
0. Dose, F. Gildea, B. Becker, P. lblscb, R. Schmidt, P. ~1crrcn, ?-.it.. Schulz. NOT SHOWN: T. Gutnm, G, Hetm.-inson. ABOVE RJ(;H·r: \Ve're the bod guys7 I thought \\'e 'vere chc GOOD guys in thia play! RIGffT:
Do you see che1n, Ul}' boy? 'fhcy're your audience!
ABO\'E: Guys. vre should ha\•C done this c leaning before
the cott;:iin \vent up. RlGHT: What do you mean, "Roast beef AGAIN chii; l\1esday?"
The Lawgivers: DC and CC DORM COUNCIL BELO\V: Dean B. Lindemann, O. RaJge, P. Kiecker, T .
Beh.nke , N. Radtke, T . Nass , G. Kraklow . T. Krigbaunl,
S. ?-.flschke, O. Free . K . Fre}' · REL0\.\1 RIGHT : Dorm Council Presirlent 1·om Nass . the people's choice, strikes a busy pose .
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For The Athletically Inclined
"N" CLUB-Sl.ANDll\'C: J, Caugcr, J. C\1clson, R. Krause, f>. tleycr, >!. Radeke, S. Schiller, J. Pope, P. Kiecker, D. Putz, T . Unke, R. S<:l1oemai\Jl, T . Noss, L. Pontel, 0 . Voss, T . Hoffm~nn, S. Olsen, R.. Pro.st, P. ?-ituel let, G. Dorn, C. Huebner, T . Schnelder, D. Himm, R. Uhich. SBATBD: J. IJeck, T. IJehnke,
O. Schmelzer.
ATHLETIC OOARD-J. Conne ll , L. Glerach, \V, Btaaso,v, T. Nass, J. Nelson, o. Himm.
11\'TRAMURA L llOARD-L. Pl.tnke,
J. Nelson, N. Kock, F. Krieger.
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After many delays, cnrl)• 1977 ftnaJ ly saw che beginning of U1c recon-
struction ln cbe auditorium. TilC remodeled building will pIO\'C a new challenge co chose who \\'Ork in connection with pla)-S and concert.a u well as the performers. The new focllity will be welcome on •he l\"WC ~s.
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UPPER RIGHT: !'he cellloe-everything mJ!St lead to aomelht.ng. RJGffl': Let's see whac I hJ.vc ln my
chest of goodies. LEFT: Tho lighcing·soun<I hooth looks
nice and cozy tor two. BBLOV\': 'fl!e SLage w11.s extended so
performers coo Id see tlte (g1 I'll ln the) audience bett:er.
LO\VHR LEFT: The organ Iott II tllCre, Wt where's the organ? (Check rha
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