NWC Yearbook 1977-1978 by Martin Luther College

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ACTIVITIES

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U DERGRADS

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ORGANIZATIONH

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SPORTS

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the Lord your God wHh all your heart, with all your soul a11d all your mfnd.

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Love your neighbor as yO.Jrs~lf. - Matt. 22 :.39 With thes~ two eorrmarids, Chr1sl sumrr arized t he aw for us. It is with these in mind that w~ can say we are Friends with Cl-ristt Friends In Christ.

Friends w'th Chr Lst 1 1 is demot'lstrated by the fact that we are here. It is the love of God fot us and our love for Him that has moved us to ~n ter inlo the preach I 1q rrinistry and t "lercfo1c to attend Northv.'estern Col l eg~ rn preparation for t"ial gca l. 11

Frrends In Christ " is shown b)' all of the thlngs we do together as a campus family# in classes, extracurtlcu lar activities and jus t cvcr~day lli.dng. Se ldom is there strifo aris ing among fell ow students. 11

ll Is these aspeets of CIUr campus Ufe that the 1 78 Mnema wlshes to show. Therafore this thPme, Friends with Christ, Frle11ds Jn Christ, has been adopLed, the theme given to our sc"ool yc:ir In the opening service. But it Is tlue not onJ~, of this year..< but e1.1ery year that the school has been il nd wi 11 be 1n ope-raUon. For ti ls we thank 4.1riid pra 1se liod.

Tne Editor

ACTIVITIE

HOMECOMI Homecoming '77 began .as usua l with lhe classes preparing theoir f Ioats, dec:orati n~ the carrpi.Js, and the Frosh uns1J1:c:essful ly tryfnq to Plude thf Sophorror c;. The car smash and p p ra lly got C\'Pryo11e 111 tie mood for Homecomlrg week •11d. Aft~r Lhe entertainment and th~ crnvmf 1g of Uc QL.ccn, ovcryon~ went outside for tt-ie tr~dltiona l burning of Lhe 1 N '. Finally lhc big day arrived and students and alumn i tumed out to watch the footba l I game. In ari e:r:clllng and well-~ layed gamP. , lh Trojan!:: defoated theo DML C Lan c:ers 2 l-13 .

TOP RIGHT: Larry Olson and Mar~

Portl niPr ar.-. cro•Nned klng and

queen.

TOP LEFT= Senior float.

BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Thompson joi ns In Lh fun.

BOTTOM RIGHT~ Burning of the "NI

TOP LEFT: Frosh fcarn '•\lh:lt NWC Is realty Iike.

MIDDLE LEFT: Junior's float. BOTTOM LEFT: Cupid? BOTTO M RIGHT : Even deans get ln,tiated. MrnDLE RIGHT=Arnie, deari, Too.

WI TER CAR IVAL High spirits and beaut IFu I weather combined to rr ake this

year's Winler Carnival ~moll 01 success. Ttiere 111ere nta'ly fine

ice sculptutes, but nono could corrpare with the Seni01 s " Franenslein{ whicn easily took frrsl

place.

T~1e

c:omp~li-

U.M.O.C.

11on was c lose , but after a ll the votes were

counted, Mark Freier

had wen tn~ honor of being Northwr stern 1s 11 ugliest 11 man, On Saturday the buckets tearr. defeated Maranatha 81-7 5. Finalfy, t lC en t.crtainmcm t that nIght provided a Fantastic ~nd to an ~njoy~

able v•eek.

TOP RIGHT: Tbe Senior's masterpiece. ABOVE: ''Lost In Space'' MIDDLE RIGHT: "The Bug Tliat Ate Notth.,.•,~stern . 1

BOTTOM RIGHT: Greg Schulz

Ensemble.

l~:lds th~

Jaa

TOP LEFT:

Di~

Nase'' charms his audience.

TOP RIGHT~ 11 Ac,u3 ~n 11 teaches a nev.i electrve at Northwestern.

BOTTOM LEFT; Soph candidate - " Der KrJnge1 11 BOTTOM RIGliT: R2D2

ARBOR DAY

TOP RIGHT: The Juniors get organ I zl?d ABOVE~

The Sophs are eager

to start.

BOTTOM RIGHT: This ooks Ii ke as good a spot as any.

0 RGAN 1

RECITAL T~c otgan ~ludents of bath CollegL' arid Prep dlsplaye'd their lalcmls In il pub Be reef la I this Spring to tlu~ enjoyment of a11 who attended. A Iong wi th \hose _pl ctured, Ma,X AlbrecH,

Pa.ul Schulz:, Jeff Sec-low,

Gr1;;9 Otterstatter,

r1~11ark

Hoe11-

eckc, Dennis Slrong and Torr Bauer also participated.

TOP LEFT : Mark Wilde.

BOTTOM LEFT: Kem'l Amborn. ABOVE: Brue e Marggraf.

A MIDSUMMER IGHT'S DREAM

The Forum Soclet~ of N()rlhwestcm College took on a big chal lenge th is yPar. Their decision to undertake such a difflcu lt play was ama1lno to gomc and questioned by others. But as 1Ne saw 1 "the Dtcarr 1 was a success and perhaps si· O'Ncd that Shake spearc Isn L du 11 arid bor,nq, bL t exo illn9 and challe119lt1~.

WI Lh a casl of twenty and a product 1on crew of thi rty~ a1J undc: r the direction of

Arucc BcckN ~ tn~ Forum Society conlinued in its tradition of pres~nll'lg drarna on a level of '"hich al I could be

proud.

ABOVE : 11 For rreth inks I arr rnarvelollS h.a Iry abcul the face.

TOP RIGHT: ''Be-hold, the ja1•1s of dark ness do devour it up.• •

MIDDLE R~GHT: 11 And loosed his lovP. shafl srrart ly Fron I is bow. 1 1

BOTTOM RIGHT: 11 Come 1 fa(r Hlppofyta. 11

TOP

LEFT~

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The comse of true loYe ncvN did n n

BOTT01"1 LEFT: Tl is Ian 1orn dotli the horrcd 1

prc~nnt.

n~oon

TOP RIGHT: 11 And lhrou gh WCl 11 's th ink ; po1>t sou Is, they are content to whisper. ' BOTTOM RlGl-iT: 11 ff we offend, It Is with our good

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OT A HAM D OF GO EL OF CHRIST: FOR IT IS THE OWE 0 OD U TO A VA 0 TO EVERY ONE HAT ETJIEVETH. RO,M ANS 1: 6 1

MAY 17, 197

Pe1.er Parii lzke: Or;itlon tn the Field of Religion - ''Rcjoi ce with Our Lutheran Bretheran 'n

South Afr i c.a. 11

Jeffrey Scha Hert: Oration In the F l e~d of Humanities - 11 TL1tankhame11. 11 Class Hymn: God1s We:rd Is Our Great Heritage

The final march ••• bagrnnln9 ... and i?ncl.

SE IORS

Kellh Mnrc Amborn

East

Tro~;

Wis.

Male Chorus 1-5 r

Scola Canlomrn 1, 2i

Band 1-4; Pep Baria l, 2; C~ ope I Orgariisl

3-5. Serr.

Mark Barenz Hartland 1 Wis .

Football l-4LT nnis 2 · Thousand Yard

dub 3; Hockey l-4i IM 1s l-4; SYl 3,4;

Frnc Jurnpin_g 2· Ta.c Ii: or no Tn.ckl~. Serr.

Bruce Becke' Phoenix Arizona

John Bec:k

Lake Genc\•a, Wl s •

Tennis

Baskelbal I 2-4; lm' s

1-4;.,Male Chorus l4; Svl 3 ,4; Neil

.3 4; Forl m l - 4 r Sec. - Treas. 3 / Pres • 4~ Kltchie 1-3 , Head I

Young; REO Speedwaqon Fanath:: Club l-3i Ch ap Trlek 4; Slam Dunk 4i Ps:,,chiatrlc difflcu~ties, mostly l, bul also 2-4; 12 string blues;

2; Basl.c:etball

3; IM 1 s la4~ SYI!..

Kitchie 2 ,3; Recruit-

rr.cnl; Usrer at tht

Rl'p ·i A Midsurnmer

Night 1s Dream - 01reclor 4 i We. lcome Itm

Jolly

4; Sumtners ln Water-

8t1rkeep 4. Sl m.

town :3 ,4. Sem.

Tom Behnke KewalJSkum, Wis. rooLb II 1-4: Coif i .. 4; IM. 1s 1-4; ~ale Chorus 2-3 i TOJr 1n.g Chorus 3 i Band 2-3; 0Df'm Council 2-3; N-

Club 1 .. 4; Se'. Treas. '.3_ V.P. 4~

Athletic Board 4~ Oshburg' Shlfly s Big Brothr-r J.-4. Scm.

Ant~ony

Brinkman

Oti Creek, Wis. Male Chorus 1-4;

SYL 3, 4~ Mnema .3i

Forum

i~3i

PrivatP

Ptlalo; Welcome Inn;

AOPA 3, 4. Fliglit

Safe.ly lnternatlonal,

Ve:ro Beach, Fla.

Why did t lake that Hebrew elective? John Dorn Wlrion.a, Minn. 'M. 's 1-5; Sunday School teacher at St. John 1s 2-5; Baskel-

ba11 coach al St.

John s 1-.3. Sem.

Mld·nel T. Feuer stah Ier Ml lv,aukee, Wis. IM. s 2 ,4; Senior Sklt C0:mm ittee 4.

Sem.

Scnmelz suffores from he 111eeket1d doldrums. James S, Fischer Beaver Dam, Wis. IM. 's l, 24 l\ilale Chorus l-4 1 ourlng Chorus i-3i Scola CantarJm 1~2 ; Jazi Ensemb l ~ l-4; SYL 3 ,4; Mncma 2 ~ Editor 3 ,4; Forum 1-4 ·

Ligl ling/Sound

Sem.

1-4,

Curl F letemiC!r Pf yfTIOlJth , Mich. SYL 3 ,4; Thought about being actiye l; nolhi n9.i!xcc pl SVL and 11Washin9ton Inn

Wager Club • 1-4.,

Sem.

Mark Ronald Freier St. Jose"Qh, Mich. Football l; Tennis 3; IM. 1 s l 2 4; Male

Keith Free

Omaha Neb. F'ooLbai I l-4; Baseb~ l 11(2"'4.i. IM. 's 1-

4; SY

~ ct·

Ch0tt1S

I-.3 , Tcuring

Chor~s 1-3 ~ Quartet i ... 4 ~ F' orum 1-4; J z7.

'An-

dre11; Roc.k Rh1er 1; Kecks 2-4.i Thousn'1d YClrd Club -'t,Tennessee 2; New ulrr 19 1 4L Probal 1 , 2 ~ 4 i 11

Enserrble 2; SYL

3,4: Wags, Scheibs,

Nase Ehsernb le 2 1 .3; Frosh cJ ass Pres Ident l; 1 Odd Coup le' 1 Ninnf~J; Senior UmGr:. Sem.

1"'a. 11 Serr.

Rlcharcf Frost Gr en Bay, WI s .

Cross Coutihy 1-4;

Track 1 .. 3; Bowl Ing

1 -4, Capt. 4; IM. 's

l-4f-

Duraclean; IM.

Bm'J i ng League Champs 2; 1 1Fros.ly; 11 "Rex G~lu." Sern.

Jam.es Gau.ger Va1 ders Wis . Footba lr 1-4, IM , 's 1-4; Ma ~e Chorus

l{ 2; SYL 3 ,4; NC ub. Sem.

Jeff Goad Larry GJcrach Germa nto\•m, Wis . Cross Country 1, :3 , 4 , S; T tack 3 / 4 i ~M. •s 4 , 5,.t At.,letl c Boardi ~-t.: l ub Pres.

Sem.

P lymou-t~

Heh.

Bowlif19 J.-4- S L .:3 , 4 i Bethesda ard

Parent 2- 4; Organ 1;

Blood Donor 4i Gaslh-

au~ l; Katie s 2- 4; Acathy 1-4; Washing-

ton Inn Wager CI Unde<:.

4•

Broce Hanr-ema.n Rcadffel d, \'ll s. Bowling l-4; Katie's 1-4; IM. 's l -4i SY L 3,4; Florlda 4; Partlime Canteen annou'lcer 4; Bui.:. malB1g 2q · Fomrn 4i Class Shrl~r 1-4; TV 1-4;

Jeff CJrn Phoenix, Arizona Wrestling l; I • •s 14; Male Ch& s l; SYL.3,4;Fcru F1-

11al 2; r. arq ardl an3,4; C ~ions ip

Clt

hoc e.~· Tear- 2 , 3; Flcr~da

\l'i ashir 9to11 Inn \'lager CJ b 4; Success Al

4. Sem.

Last!! Sen.

Da le H ~lla Waukegan, Iii . Golf l; If!. . s 1 -4; Bow 11 ng 1, 4; Bet1esda 2-4 . Sem.

Mark Hc1ke

Kawkawlin, , I" • Baseball 1 ,2,4; I ~ . 's l - 4; lndooi Soccer Charr;tJs 2-4; Male Chor:U$ 1-2 1 Touring Chorus l; SYL 3,4; • onopoly 4; BO\vl-a-fun 3 4;

Conso Iidale~ 1, ~ i.

A&P .3,4; K1A1J Ct""; Waterto 'i'l Cf"p Shoo 2 3; Poo~ Lea9i.e 4· Watertow-r1 su • 21s

s~m.

Jahn ere.airs of

e buck that got away.

Phl lip Heyer

Ft. W~ne, Ind. Track l-4i Soccer 3; Foolb~l I ,4 ; JM. 's 14; Arnle 1 s. Army 1-4;

Charles Heup Appleton t Wis. IM . Is 3 j l YL 4' 51; Mnenia 4, ~ ~ F o-rum i Bethesda Waid Parenl 2-5; Retread 2-5;

Jaz :ii; En sernbl e l-4 i SYL 3 , 4; Monop.o Iy 4; Mongoose 4; Tiqer

Meal 4; Bow 1-a-f m 4·; K~119 CP ' s roQm-

f31ioto Club 4, 5. Sem.

mate • Skynytd

Memo~

rial CltJb 4i 111'You Got Thal RlgnL. Si;im. Paul Janke Fond Du Lac Wis.

Adam 1-1 pr-neber

Ba~k i?lba 11

1-4; Foot-

barl l; IM. Si 1 .. 4; Bancroft / Mi ch. Black & Red r Circ. ~M . s 2-4; SY L 3 ~ 4; Mgr. :3; Monopoly Gyrr nasli cs l. i PI ng'Gang 4; Bird Cages 4; Pong 1-4; Kalle's Super Max l-4; B1rt.hday Boy 4; Blood 0ump 1s Roommate 1Ban'k 1, 2i Washingt(ln 4; Heartbreaker 1-4; Inn Wager Club 4; School Supply 4; lril-

Undec.

liation Consc~entious

Ob.~ec.tcr l i Music '21' 3. Sem.

RI chard Krause

Broo~f Ield ,

Dal~ Kl~ssrg

Wis .

FoothaJI l -3t Trac'< 1.,2; IM.'s. l ,2,4; SVL 3, Racllcilil l; Campus 1 our 2; 1000 ~ard Club 3; Imperia l

Ne11,.ton Wis .

BasPba(I 1-4; lM. 1s 1-4; Bowllng 1-4; Arni~ s Arrry 1-4;

Forum l-4 . Sem.

ThC?al:.re, New York Clly 4. Undec.

Dlek keeps v~·nrm 3S MIS room keeps ecol.

Da1Jrd Kuehl Waterto\lm, Wis . IM. 's 1-4; Consol 1dated 1, 2; Clark 3 ,4; 1

Schuppert' s 4; Cali-

fom ial;

M~nsas 2~

WIAA l-4·· Arl 4; Lale night bask ettia 11 talks wrth K(dy.

Undcc.

Robert P. KJ]il'A''iki Wauwautosa, Wis. Ba~eball 2; Bowling 1-5; IM. 's 1-5, incl. 6 or 7 shirts;

Forum 4; Young R~ pub Ii cans l · Bartendl 119 5; POETS 4; Foosball C"amp .3, 4, and probably 5; ''KuJe. ' Sern.

SLir.e beats Fr~daiy nrght's Roast Beef! Brnce Marggraf Snn Rafael, Cal. Wrest IIng 1; Soccer

1-4; Coach 3 ,4; All Steven Mischk e Conrerence 3 4; Juneau, Wl s • IM. 's 1-4; Ma~e Cho- 'M's 2-4- BaskcLbal I rus 1; 3i4;, Tour In~ Champs :3~ riJ ale ChoCnon s ,.:l; Arnie s rus l-4; SYL 3, 4; Army 1,.3 ,4; Jazz Oorm Council 3; Fo1

Ensemble l · Pep Band

l; SYL 3,4; MllwalJ-

kec 4i Fence 5 .· New

Ulm 9; ChDpel 6r9anist l / Head Org. 4. Stephen Monthle Hudson , ew York

5em.

rum 1-4; Rad Ical 4 ·

Beard 4; alias 11 RAYn University of Chi ca go.

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Bl 11 Natsis Bay City, Mich . Footba Ir Manag~r 2-

IM . 1 ~ 1-5; Ma.le Chorus 1-4; Scola Cantol"um l , 2 ~ Band 1 ~ :3;

Mgr. l

Sign Language 1; Farrrcr ' s Insurance Group 5; Usher at Rep 1 5; T\Jtor at Linco ln School 2 - 5; 1 1Mawn-

4; Dai ly Times Corre 1 sporident 1-4; IM Basketbal I Champs 2 ,3; Crnqy 1-4; Engag~d 4: Se •

4 , L Ott Pr 3; IM . 's l

1; Blood Donor 1, 2,

lic. 11 Sem.

Marcus Neumann

James 0. Ne lson

Blsmarck, N. 0.

FootbaU J.-4; Track 1-4; IM. 's 1-4· Mnema 3 f4; N-Club 1-4; Florida 4. Sem.

St . Paul, Minn. IM. 's 1-4; Bowling 1-4 Bowling League Pr es. 4 · Bowl lnq League C~amps 1~ 3 ; Extro eurr Icu Ior Bov,i 11ng l -4i City_ League Champs 3; IM Basket-

ba l I Champs 2 ,.3.

Sem.

8~ sk.etba1 I

Bethesda Big Brother

Peter Panitzke Redwood Fails, Mr in. , Wrest Iing l; 2;_ Foot ball 4· IM.'s c::-4;

Mare Chorus 1-4 SYL .'3 , 4; Engaged 4 . Sem.

David Payne

Neenah / WI s .

IM. 1 s 1-4; ~' adP. Cho-

rus l, 2 ,4; Blac & Red ca11lrlb11ltor l; staff 2 ,4; Engaged

.3 ,4; Or. Ott 3. Sem.

Step~

rn Pope

Mequon, Wis. IM. 's 1-:3; Male Ctiorus l-4i Scola Cantorum 2; COS .3 / SYL 4 Mllv.•aukel: R ~p

2, .3 ,4; Cynk 1-4; Prayers with Pauli .3 ,4; Mississfppl RIver Expedition 5. Sem.

Conrad L.

Pr~JI

Kendall, Wis. IM. 's 1-5; Big Brothc1 l; Engaged lo Connie. Scm.

A Qui P.t rnomPnt 1n the b JSY lrfe of an R. A.

Jart s N. Proe be r West Allis Wis. Tennis 1-S; Wtestl Ing l; Soccef Club 3-5~ N-Club 1-5; IM, 1s .i5; Male Chorus 3-S; Tourlrg Chows 3-5; .~arch to the sea 4; SYL 4, 5; IV ississippl RI\! exp~drt ion 5;

3rd Floor PI ywood

Penthouse 5; Horiorary Senior / 4; "Probes. 11

Serr.

Nathan Paul Radtke Merritt Is land, Fla.

Foolbal l 1-4; Track

l · 1rii. • 's 1-4· Male cf1orus 1-.3; f oudng

Cho1Us 2,3· SYL 3, 4; D. C. Representalive 1, V • P. 3,

Pres. 4; Sopn V. P•; Hecke~ CIub 1-4; 11 Nalo ' or 11 Skate 11 ;

Florida 4; Forum Play 4; L uthcran Co 11 ~-

gians trip lJ R. A. .3. Sem.

l'l

Mark Rie e Tor11ah 1 Wrs.

Jona than l • Rossman

Jenrra Ohio Track 2-4; l'v\. s 14; SYL :3-4: Wai;J'ilnglon Inn Wagc.r Cluo 4; Ichthyology mi nor

Tennis 3 r4; IM. 's 24 Male Ctiorus 1-3;

Taurlng Chorus 3; Arnie's Army 1-4·; Jazi Ens tr.ble 2-4: Blnck & Red 4i Sem.

Piua Hut 4; A&P

3; R~umcn. Sem.

John Ruege

Oakfield~ Wis.

Footb~ 11 1-4; IM . s 1-4· Male Chorus 13; touring Chorus 3; 1

Jeffrey L. Schallert Milwaukee, Wis. Slack & Red 3 ,4; Bow hunting 2-4; Mne'tla 3 ,4· Ho e evSouth end of f irsl floor ~ry weekend l-4 ~ ReWIUl\nbcrg 3; WBA 4; c.ru~ t~nl 4 . Sem. Slump Sitter 4; Hook 'iim Horns l-4; 11 Rolo

Rooter" Sem.

Da.n Schmeller Rer.i ~s Mich.

Don SchPuctl@in

Bask11tb 11 l 3; IW.

Bay City, Mich. Golf 1-4, IM .' s l-4;

1-4; So Io at Cru-negie Hal I; SVL 3 ,4;

li,ale Chor JS 1-4; Touring Chorus 1-4· Foru~ Choir 4; Black &Red managln~ Editor 4~

Mnerna Photographer; N-Club 1-4; C. T. FanaUc1 Woundl'd Knee Club 3 1 4; J.V. F ootba.11 Announcer 1, 2; Field Liner 1-4;

Dorm Counc~l Sec-

retary 4; Librarian 2-

4. Sern.

Aquariurr Society 4;

Katie's 1-4 . Sem. The Vo lee of lhe r rojan~ I Cubs I

Packers •••

Russ Schmidt

T~~o

Rivers,

~Vis.

Football 1 1 2 ~ 3, 51. BasketbaU l; ~M. s 1-5; SYL 3, 4; Photo Club 1-3; Forum l :3; Gfrls High Sci ool Bas~etball Coach 24; Bowllng 4; Mf:icologlst l-3. Sem.

Gregory Paul Schull Sussex, Wis. IM. 's 1-4; Male Cfiorus tUS

l-4; Touri ng Chol.-3; Band l-4·

Jalz Enserrblc 1-4; Pep Band l, 2; Black & Red .3, 4 f Jau Ensemble Oirector 3 r4i

Black & Red Editor 'H

Class Pres, 2; Prep Pe~

Band Director

1,2. SPm.

Mark M.

Sc~ul:i?

Saginaw, M•ch. Golf 1-4; Bowlln9 1 .. 4; IM. 's 1-4; Male Cnorus 2; SYL .3 ,41 V . P. Forum Orllma Club; Forum 1-4,

Secretary-Treasurer :3 ,4; Canteen Salesman 3,4; sun Mailing Director 2-4·

MldsumrrQr Nig~t's Dream 1 ' - Bottom 4;

Katie's 1-4. Sem.

Michael T. Spaude

Wauwauloc;a, Wls. Tennis 1-.3; Football 3; IM. Is 1-5; SYL 4 t 5·I 1 Spud "· 1 What' :; the haps?! 11 Mrsslssl~pl RIver Expedition 5; Ichthyology Major; Honorary Senior 4. Sem.

Thonras J . SIT ith

La Crescent, Mrnn.

Sem.

Paul TMorfC'ldor Appleton, Wis. lM. s l., 2; Male Chorus 1-4; Scola Cantorurn l t.2't Band 1-3; M11~ma -' ,4; !=orur 4; Bethesda Ward Parent 2-4; Video

Tape Crew .3, 4. Serti.

Oa~P

Voss Grcf: n Bny / WI s . BasebalJ 1-4 · Bas-

TimoU1;• Unkc Ma"lilowoc, Wis.

C.ros Cou11by l; Bas· ke1.ba" 1-.3; IM. s 14 , S oftbal I C~ amas 2 ,.3, 4?; Male Cttotus l, 2 .3 · Tou"ino Chorus j~ SYl 3, 4,

"Unks 1 , Moncipol}' 4; Florida l 1 2, 4i Led Sled 2-4; Trger MNU

4; Cna... Cha 4; Canteen l.L2; Gobblef 3~ 4. :::.em.

Arnie wants us to play \llhal?

ketbal I 2-4; ~ootball 1-4; IM . Is l , .3 I 4(·

SYL .3 ,4; Voice o

the Trojans 1·4; Canteen 2-4; Clean Room 1-4; Word Cl art 4; TJ 1 s roottmall? 2 4; Nigl-it Owl 2, 4; tv 4; Black & Red Cover 4; Sn.akP 4; Tiger Meat

4; Scm.

Malk C. Wagner Norfo Ik Neb . Fo()lbali 1, 2i Golf 14; N-Club 1-4; IM. •s 1- 4; Male C~orus 1.3; T01.1ri ng Chorus l .3; Forw 1 Chofr 4;

[·1rl Wales

Garf 1eld, Mi11n.

Jazz Ensemble 2 ,:3; SYL .3, 4i Black & Rc.d 2-4; Jr . class p tP. s. 3 i 0 • p• 4; FIOlida 1 ,4; Athlr:Uc Board l ; WagsNDse-Sch~lbs Ensemble 2 , 3 , Sem.

Wrestling

l; Soccer

J,4; IM. ' s 1-4; R. A. 4; Karnlknzee • 1-4 . Sem.

c. v.

J Michael Wolff

Appleton, Wi s .

Bowling 4· IM, 1s l4i.Male Chorus 1, 2; Sr l .3,4; Black &

Red 2; Bulk Mailing

1-4; Ne..,,• Or Ieans 3 ;

Kali e s l - 4; Video Pinball 4. Sern.

Slephen W1ight Bismarck N. D. Track l; lM. 1s 1-4;

Male Chews 1-4; SYL Pms. 3,4;

Mnema 2-4; Announcer 2-4 Plioto Club 3 ;

BP.ard 1-4; Florida 3, 4: 1Europe " 5'' ~ Katie s 1-4. Sem .

Pati l Zel I

Watertown , WI s •

8 asketball 1- 4; Go If

4; IM . 's 1-4 , Vol-

leyball Cl amps .3 ,,4; Arnle B nd 1- 3; N-

Club 2-4; Urnoc Can-

didate 2; Lonq drir k of wat~r; Park-i 11g ... lol

tiocps 1-4; Killed Schm!!lzer's goldfish 3. Scm,

Norl l \Ire stern Is ovm pI y•Non.d floor Wilt.

pent~ou $C r

.3 t d

Steve proctlc~s his ~ye exercises .

FACULTY

What wi II the mcrr01ies of North11.·~slctn be ten yroars from now, or thlr1y, or f Ifly years from no\•1? Of classes and courses, of the dean and tutor~ and professors, of dotmitory rooms and th4' gyrrnasi.1m, of elal1011 over garres 'A'Of't and of post-morterr.s afler gamns losl. ThNr wi 11 bli? a tho1,sand mcl'l't0ries of pleasant I ours anc! good limes. BL t what w i II the)' be without Lhe memory of tko5c who shared Lhem ,,vll'1 i.1s, wllho,it frl~11ds wIth ·whom 'lo'C? remember d'lem? Llfo seldom grants better fri~nds than those we acQuired here. We cUrrbcd the laddH of IP.iiltning lcgether; tog~ther lilt:! aspired to the sarre goal. W • sn1rcd he st1me fnlth and L'ie same .,ope. We were friends in C~·rist and fri~nds wlt:h Chrf sl. To rcrncmber Nort.,western Is to r~merrlJt!r ifrrends; and to remember friends is lo reriem-

bcr CAR LETON TOPPE President 1 Rel iqion

Northwt!sl~rn.

C. Toppc

BOARD OF CON TRO L: Standing: Pres. Car leton Toppe, Rev. Raymond Schu ltz, Arnold SchwcJ)pe CTreas.) 1 Orma l Kiessling, RPv. Jonatha11 Mahn ,.,, Arnold Schumannt.. Rev. Robert J. Voss, Pres. Wi lli am Ze ll . Seated: Freder ick Panning Rev. ~'I.falter Schumann {~ec.), Rev. Reginald Sleglet (Crairma1) / Re~·. Karl Gurge l Nice-Chairman) / GP.otge Reul. Missing~ Rev. Robi:rl Beckmann and Wll Ilam Schmidt.

EDWf\RO LINDEMANN Dean of Men 1 Rel ig ior. 1 F ootba 11

JOHN BRENNER Tutor, Cross Country

ROGER KUERTH

Tutor

JOHN SU LLI VAN, Ph.D. German, Sociology

DONALD SELLNOW Religion, History, PsycholGgy / Golf

GERHARD FRANZMANN Re llgio.,, Hlst.ory _ Laun

JAMES FR ICKE, M.A.

E 1gUs,; Spel'Ch

RICHARD STROBEL German, Philosophy

PAUL EICK MANN, M.A. Hebrew

SYLVESTER QUAM, M. S. Eng If sh

GARY BAUMLER Greek

ARNOL'D Ll:'.HMANN,

~h.

Music, Art

CYRIL SPAUDE Greek / Hebrew

ORVILLE SCHLENNER Lalln, Registrar

ERWIN SCHROEDER

Latln, Library, Librarian

ERWIN SCHARF History

EDGAR PIEPE R, M . S. Mathematics~ Footbarl,

Wr stllng, Baseball

EUGENE KIRST M S Science, Log le, 'Mathe;,,a.tlcs

LLOYD THOMPSO Athlet ic Direct.or Footba 11c.. Bas ketbal I Socc:N; 1 rack '

JIERALO PLITZUWEIT M A

Greek I Secre-t.ar)l

PAUL KUEHL Greek

•

MRS. THOMPSON Ass i5tanl Librarlan MRS. LINDEMANN Llbta y Ass i stant

CHEF & RS.• HANKE

THE SC OOL

STAFFS

MRS.QUAM

Typ1ng

MRS.HEROLD Bookkeeper

MRS. SCHMIDT Faculty Seerelar}'

KITCH IES

Sack~

R. Scheibe, K. Frey, P. Ylvi-

sacker, D. Nottlrnq, F ri0nt~ G. Ev.•ald / D. Coop t, L. 0 ux / D. Lau MRS. LEHMANN Ad inlsttation Secretary MRS. KAESER MANN 81.Js Ines s Office Secretary

KITCH~N STAFF L. Bergman, G. ~ aron, ~t Bartels,. M. ~khcr I Genz, Baul'llatl n, D • Reese, D• Raether~ L. Hi Iker / A •

Manke

MRS. STROBEL Dean Lfndemarm•s Secretary

JAN1TORIAL STAFF: Back: R. Schultz,

R. Zank,

W. Altreuter, Front! R. Burdicl, W. Fredr[ck, V. Moldenhauer., Mlssrng E. Jansa

GLEN PANKOW Bllslness Manager

U DERGRADUATES

..........

...

JUNIORS - 0 E STEP FROM T E TO

LEFT: (The 0 Jtdocrsmen) - Steve Schill et,

Larry Pon lei, Randy Schoemann, Rick Scheibe. ABOVE: An R.A. goes nuts.

MIDDLE LEFT: Kant and Elmo, buddies for

life.

ABOVE: First Row: Dave Huebner and co.,

Second Row; Dennis Hi

, Pete Kiec er, Bi 11 Runke Elery Groth, Jeff Seefow, ?, Third Rc>\I: Jeff Carter, ?, Keith Bi I ilz, Paul Vivi· saker, Tim Gum •

LEFT: Saturday night excitement at NWC .

LEFT: Bob Smlln Paul

Mue1 I erJ Don

seerhoff

Mark

Voss / Keith Tu 11 berg, l arry 0 Ison, Mark Krause.

MIDDLE LEIF'T~ Randy cracks a smilC< after Greek Class. MIDDLE RIGHT~ l<cilh Tull~erg, Keith Free (?); Ph il Spaude, Matk Birkholz:, Tom Jeske, Steve Wrlkcns, Ross Ulrich, Doug Free.

....

LEFT: Arnie's Angel ABOVE: Don fusselll, Jerry Ewings, Al Sorum, Bruce Mcl<em1y, Kevin Safz\vedell,

Roger SIoan.

orv Kock /

RIGHT~

Front Row: Cl"lur.:k Huebner 1 Tom Fricke, Tim Kant. Back Row: Greg Bork 1 Pa~1I ScMeis, Ric hare Warnecke, Ra.ndy MueUer / Dave Clark. MIDDLE LEFT: Carter gets

or>gged down In the fin~ print.

ABOVE: Steve Wi ikens, Ross Ulrich, Dave Ko lander, Tim Muel [er, Dave Seelow.

LEFT: A rea I Relr~ad . Ml SS I NG~ Hatty Ad:er '路 Dea11 Bie~ berl , Tom Gumm Tim Henning , Rick Jonnson, Mike Loescher,

Denn rs Strong .

/Ji,PtioV~

OOSE. u.

NON路T~ J Pr..lt.cement Cod .t 18

LEFT: Front Row~ To Pankow, Mark Mueller / Tom Hartwig, Trm Lind ioff, Ray

Ki mbroug~. Back Row: T otn Sci neider, Joel Suckow, Kevin Hastrngs, Dan Balge, Cnris Kruschel.

IUGHT : Standing: Dave Furno, Greg Hermanson, Steve Lockmari, Mark Cordes, Winfried Schrocd~r,

Steve Wltte 1, Bl11

Favorite, Rick Mi Iler. 1<.neellng1 Greg Corn, Scoll Rhul~.

RIGHT~

B~ cb~rt,

Jolin Maasch, Tim MI ke Hat zung / Steve

msan, Chtls Ktusche l, Bob Due Irr.eyer , John Beck, K~n Nelson, Mike Enderle, Dave

Cooper, Ken Frey, G e9 Ewa.Id. 1

.J7

LEFT: Al Lonngulst, To Rawerts, John Carter, Bruce

Bitter, Jon Voss Brian Dose, 1

Chris Krus~hel (again).

MIDDLE LEFT: Hara guy? MIDDLE: Blowln' in the wind.

L EFT~

Sophs make the Frosf'l learn the hard way.

ABOVE~ Mike Bartsch, l le, P'aLJ~ Schroeder.

Dave Peters, Tom HartwJg, Greg Ke l1

R IGHT~

Kev, hot under the coUar â&#x20AC;˘

MIDDLE LEFT: Glenn Seefeldt, Mark Wilde, Greg Otterslatter, Scotl Spau Iding , Ma.tk Eck crt, Tom

Bauer. Sittlng = Steve Schlicht.

MIDDLE RIGHT: There's got to be

a momi ng after.

RIGHT: Shover Ing for

Sf'l~k espeare

Ml SSING: Fred Krfeger, Kurt Luene-

berg, Paul Matggraf, Andy Nitz, Lloyd SchJorrer; Reuben Schmitz.

FRESHMEN

THE

LI E

TOP LEFT: Top: Charles Gumm, Phi I Gieschen. Bottom: Torn Westra, Tim Ehlers, Dave

H.aa9.

TOP RIGHT: Kurt. Ebert, Paul Slem, Jody Goede. BELOW: Frosh on parade.

ABOVE: Dave Sd ocssow, Kevin

Weber, Joel Pel~rmann, Jim Pankow r.?ave Plath, Dan Doletzky, Jim wel,and, John Seclman 1 Oav~ Rosenb<iur', Phil HensPI in, Leon Pii?penbrink, Ric:;<y Hi mm.

LEFT: The coursa of true love neve drd run srrooth.

MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike Bredenbender, Paul VanderGa llen, Paul Schulz. Standing! Jonn Ei ch, Joel Zank, Mark Albrechl, Kevin Ha11ke, Barf}' Wray . 1

ABOVE: Top Row: Ron Buckl oJti, Dan

o,ews,

Randy Bader. M lddle Row: Joi;: Dietrich.c. Jim

Hoff, Jim Schmeling, Dav~ Schroeder uave Lau, Jack Radloff. Bottom: Mark Kfpfmrrrer.

RIGHT: Trav!!llng In style.

â&#x20AC;˘1

LEFT: Back Row: Mike Barlow, John Sc hr<leder , Mark l<o lander , Phi I Wilde, Dave Ehleu.L. Jim

Janke 1 M~r Hoeneck e. t-- ront Row~

John Kenyon,_R"eh Gurgel,

John Kuske, Pele Lietlow.

RI G~T : Leroy Dux, J i Winter Ie~ Dan Drews 1 Torr Rothe, Ku tt Muell er 1 Randy Hunter 1 Steve Hein.

BOTTOM LEFT: The Hol lowf'd Hal Is of Northwestern .

BOTTOM RIGHT : It ' s been an

easy Ilfe evet ~ I nce I got lo NWC.

ORGA

ZATIONS

THE JAZZ ENSEMBLE 0,. Strong 1 G. Dorn, G. Seefeldt, R. Himm-' M. Rieke, K.

i- isclier, G. Schub: (0Ere-ctod, T. Bauet, J. Carte , P. Hrtyer, S. Spaulding, T. Henning, J. Maasch, M â&#x20AC;˘ Wilde, R . Schmitz / J .. Suckow.

IE:bert., D. Dre .,s, G. Bork, D. Cooper 1 J. MISSING~

F. Krieger. Practic:,e makes Perfect!

.,, •

THOSE YlHO ARE ENA.\tlOURED OF THE }.1USES THE NWC BAND

BOTTOM Row~ S. Sch·.~,ark / R. Rardrn, W. Peck1-iam, R. Schultz, S. Spaude, E. Fricke"' A. Lehmann, B. ~argraff, A. Sell, J. Krohn, P. Boos, J. Westcrhaus, J. Bartz. RO\'V 2 ~ M . Kube, C. Weigel, K. Thomadc,, 8. Lauersdorf, L. Kell, T. Bauer, K. Stro!lel I K. Kel rt T. Schwartz, j . Bradtke, D. Uhl i.iorr, L. Lueptow / L. Ouam, R. Fritze. RO\V 3 : P. Vander Galien / 0. Hoerecke, S . R i cl1, T • PI ath / G • Dorn, P • Lies.k e • C •

Hue::>'ler, S. Spaulding, J. Cartef, M. WMtby, M. Lauersdcri, T. Gauger, D. Platn. RO\:V 4~ M. Bi~ denbender, M. Ri e\t e, T ~ Mutterer, 0. Kolander,

J. SuckO'.v, P. Wilde, G. Sc.,ulz, T. Heirning, S. Kolbow, P. Heyer J. Zartkf P. Scnl~is. ROW 5: T . ~VestraJ... M. WiidQ, I(, Eoert, R. Schmitz, P. Sr:h1uar4<, lJ. Seefeldt, D. H..Jeboer, R. Pamperin, M. Albrecht. D. Kuckhahn.

ON T E BACKROADS 0

THE TOURING CHORUS FRONT ROW~ J. Pankow, T. Bauer, M. Halzu 19, J. Peterman, D. Sd路 ucr路

leinf T. Fricke. ROW 2~ M. Bieden-

l'>enc ~, t T. Henning M. Wi Ide M, Eckert, R. Bader r T. Ehlers. ROW .3~ K. Ebert r.! . G 1mm, R. Johnson~ J. Seel ow, w. Runk~, O. Huebner, R. Warnecke. BELOW~

WIS CO

CHORUS DIRECTOR

Or. A. 0. Lehmann

A little 11 e11

route' ' pract Icc.

This yearts Touring Cl orus, m mbedng only l 9 I was pr ivI Ieged to s pre~d the Gosper through song lo 1Tany oF Lhe neighboring congregations. A weekend ih March als~ found the c'iorus i;r1glng In the neig_hborlng stale of

1E l lT W;.Tnt'O'wl~

30 ""'路

Mlnnesota, speclflcaHy the Twin CiUes. Being a rather sma l I group in comparison to the size of cnornses durl119 the years of fl'!i!jor tours~ th is year's chorus \tJas able to ~resent Its message to th~ sma l ler chLirchcs whlch wouJ d riot be ab Ie ta acC()modate a Iarger group. Wllh only l\llQ seniors in the chorus th is year, there will be a good veterari group to carry on t he spread ing of the good news of s lvation ti rou9l1 song nt~)(L year.

THOSE MERRY MINSTRELS IN THE MUSIC AUD TOP ROW: M. Biedenbender, S. LEFT: Male Chorus Director, Dr. A. 0.

Let-mann.

Pop~,

J. SeeJow,

R. Johnson / P. Panilzke / P. Wirde, V. Ec<ert, D. Huebner, M. Ender le, R. \Vamecke, J. Dorn. ROW

THREE: J. Fiscrer, K. Hanke, R. Mueller, T. 11enning, J. Suc~ow, W. Runke, M . \'iilde, T. Ehlu~ D. Scheuerlem, J. Beck . RO\V T\VO: D. Ehlers, 1 • Gumm, M. Hoenecke, D. Plat l'i, L. P iepenbrink, D. Rosenbat.:.m J. Maasch, S. Loe lcrr.ari 1 T. Rawerts , S. Rhule, \r1il ler. BOTTOM RO~'ll: B. Marggraf·, J: Pankow, ! . Bauert. R. GurgeJ, J. Peterfi'"a11 1 R.

H1mrr, A. Brrnkrnan, K. Bader. M ISSING: D. Paine , K. Amborn, S. Mischke, etc.

K YBOARD MMORTAL

THE CHAPEL ORGANISTS BACK ROW: R. Smltn, D. Strong M. Hoenecke. FRONT ROW: M. Wride., T. Bauell', G• Otter statter .

BELOW: Org~n-pfaying I lgnts up ti ls I!Fe.

ABOVE ~

The Virtuoso.

THE OTHER CHAPEL ORGA ISTS: K. Ambotn, B. Marggraf.

SAY "CHEEZ" PLEA E!

c"-' lI

-路

1~~-!t~-~ -

.I... .

..4!1' t路 -

THE PHOTO CLUB

P. Schroede1 R. Bader, C. Huebner, J. Kuske t J. Carter 1 D. Furno. 1

ABOVE: ARTSY SHOT 0. 1. 11 That Lone Jy Stage In Ufe . . .

BELOW: Stalking the Ot~ck.

Northw~stcrn

BELOW: ARTSY SHOT NO. 2. 11 A Tree Grows rn Water~

town 11

ABOVE: Nate 11.路UI do a'!Ylhl~9 ~o get fnto show bl1. BELOW: Warp Five, Caplai n?

THE FORUM SOCIETY STA DING: B. Becker L M. Corde~, D. Sci euede in, B. Dos.~ 1 P. Hcnslln, ~. Pope. KNEELING: M. SchtJlz, D. Strong , G. Dom, J. Peterman 1 J. Fischer,

er NT ER~ r> ~rector Bruce Becker. RIGHT: "Yo\.1 1 ~e ri~htl T here ARE

poople s lUlng

oLit there! 1 BE LOW: Note the- rmp Ish twin路 kle in Ills eye.

Thh~rfelder. MISSING~ (?)

ACT I It was saM t iat what Forurr rack ed In quantity this year was surpassed In quali!Y. Wilh fh remodel Ing of the Mus ic-Auditori um, Forurn was forced to cane.er its onthly prciductions rn tr.e fal I of V1c yea1. Bul whet1 Christmas came, Forum's F~slivLll of Hytnns made the first semest~r seem well accotr-

plished.

Already fn Novcm (\r pl.ons were be ing mad fot the mt1jor production in Apr I I. The Forurr Sod~ly decided to piresent Shakespcarn 's " A Midsummer Nl 9I t s DrC?am. Wh路 n the fiflat curlJlt\ had folJcn it was obv Ious that i L hJd IeFt a deep impression on a11 w~o saw it. So Forum finished Its year with on ly tv,io prod1 ct ions , bu l l wo product Ions we II donr .

ABOVE~

All right, WHO sard,

Look al th~ weird nul on Lhc rock 1? 11 BELOW: "Yes, it's a srtal l part { but one grod1 c: NS wi IJ 'lo-

t iCC"! 11

ABOVE~ Consl:tuctlng

thP. forest primeval. LEFT: W'hatever his idea is 1 It must be~ good one. BEL OW: 1 1 I wond 11r ff Ric hard Burton got started Il k~ thl s?

"I CAN' . THINK OF ANY MORE CUTE TITLES, JIM!"

THE MNE A STAF'1 F BACK ROW~ J. Seelo•,v, T. Jeske, S. Wriqhl l. J. Nelson J. Suckov.1 , M. Bartsch, T. Westra. FRuNT ROW: J. Fischer / J. Sena Ilert. MISSING: D. Plzith, P. Thlcrfelder.

·-

BELOW: Editor Jim Fischer,

pattently awaiting finished

BELOW~ Edito~

pages.,

scher

ABOVE: Feverish, whlte-

liol paci? of a Mn~ma Staff wor'Ker.

!!LI

Jim Fistill waiting.

THE L TERARY CORNER

THE BLACK & RED STAFF J. Schal lert, D. Payne, R. Johnson, M. Wagner, 0.

Sche-.i~rlein, D. Hu~brer L G. Schulz t J . Ew~ngs t G, OtLcrstatter, B. Dase, M. Kieke, M. Wiide, D. Kolander. MISS ING: T. Kant.

BELOW: One wl Id and crazy Black and Red Writer!

BELOW: Editor G. Scliulz (Note the cdi tori~ I gIeam in

his eye).

A.BOVE~

&R,

Vofume 81 of

th~

THE RU E

"WE WRIT

RIGHT~ R~sident

AsR

s isla11t at work •••

LEFT: Residen As-

sistant at pla)'.

THE DORM COUNCIL ST ANDING: P. Zietlow, D. Free, J. Bee , P. Panitz~e, K. Ebr-itl :t.. L. Dux, K. rrcy 1 Dean Llnderr ann. StATED: D. Scheuerlein, M. Wagner, N. Rad ke (the D. C. PresidcnO, D. Kolander. 1

Ml SSING: L. Olson.

RIGHT: The Agony •••

LEFT ~

.... and ti e

Ecstacy. THE CAR co~ MITTEE BACK ROW: R. Sct·elbe, Dean Lindemann, Prof. Sell now r T.Jtor Brenner FRONT ROW~ D. Scelhoff, 0. Free, J. Beck. I

THE SPORTING LIFE

/. "·

THE ATHLETIC BOARD BACK ROW: T. Behnke, J . Ewing~! B. McKenne)'. FRONT RO,vv: D. HImm, J. N~Json.

THE I TRAMURAL BOARD D. Ehrers, N. Kock, F. Krieger, J. Ne ~ ,son.

THE 1'NI I CLUB FRONT ROW: D. Schmelzer ••• 5. Wright, J. Nelson, K. Frey, L. Ponte I, L. Dux, R. GuN]el I G. Ewald...( J. Wei land, c4 Huebner. MIDDLE RO~V: T. Behnke. BAi..;K ROW: L. Qjson, 0. Voss, D. HImm J . Gauger1 D. Scheuer lein, P. Panltzke, M. Wagner, . Radtke, J. Ruege M. Biedenbenc:fe , S. Schitler / S. SonUcht 1 R. Sc:hoemann, J. ~chmeUng 1 K. N ~lsorikD. Kolander, P. Kiecker G. Dorn, C. Gumm, T. Schneider, F. rleger J.

Bec~ 1 S. H~l11, T. ~anko·~,~T. LrndloFF, P. Schultz, R. f.rost, M. Muell er. EYES ONLY: M. Ko land@r, J . Dietrich.

NS NG ORGA ZATION

COLLEGE SCIENCE CLUB

D. Cooper, H. Frankenstein, B. Karloff.

SURE, WE'LL POSE FOR A MNEMA PIC~ TURE u CLUB CLOCKWtSE~ J. Ruege, R. Scheibe, J. GL t n, T. Behnke1 P. Panitzke, 11

0. Paync-.

l3ElOW=JUDO CLUB: TOP ROW: B . Baggins, M. Rieke. ROW TWO! M. Feuerstahfer, D. Payne, G. Schulz.

SPEECH APPREClATION CLUB T. He'lni11g <President}

WEDNESDAY NIGHT POPCORN PARTY ENCLAVE TOP ROW~ M. Feuerstahler 1 0. Redenbacher, M. RlP.xe. BOTTOM ROW: G. Schulz, D. Payne, T. Smilh, C. Pr II. MISSING: J. Sci ~ llert. BELOW: SUNDAY NIGHT CLUB (EAST GATE INN) C. Heup, C. Prell, J. Dorn, J. Fischer.

SPORTS

FOOTBALL Th~ TroJ n football teilm stDrt ··d Lhe sc4'son v.•ith a half do;:Pn ex-football stars not parlicipat1ng due to Injury or oId age, bt.Jt the frcshrr an class provided big prospects. Great e11thusiasm and di:dlct!tion produced a team t.,at did li~ve ground gaining domlriance over rr-0st cp_poncnts. However t its unseasoned offense found that the last and all lmpo~tant 25 yards usually proved to be too foud to handle. ThP defonsa sol'idified qulc ly but found Lh l being on the Field fo, most of t.he gam~ fs very exhausting, TJils year's schedule provided a 9th game i,·.,ihich most playets appre.:lated (especially since v.re won.} Our r12cord was 3-5~1 Fo the year ana 3-2@1 In confcrnnce which gave us a tie for second pJace.

TOP RIGHTt The Trojans charge on

lhe field for

MH'>DLE to

~eep

a.not~er vlelOTy.

RIGHT~

MusL b~ a. f3sl Rl!f.

up wIth Nale .

MIDDLE LEFT~ \Vhat ! A Trojan

brouqht down? ~

BOTTOM

RIGHT~

Free single-har'l-

dedly n.ms over a lancer.

LEFT~

Just anotl er Nelson louchdown !

BELOW: What 's happening In the huddle? Catd gam~, gir l â&#x20AC;˘..

MIDDLE: Confusion of the front ranks. ABOVE : A delermrned Voss 9oes do11m for ha lf.

LEFT: The defense does il again!

RIGHT: Plenty of tir.ie For Mark.

BOTTO,,, RIGHT:

r111uell~r

comes to

tb~

side for a drink.

O?P

NWC

15 6

19 6

7 B

0 29

Mt. Sef"Clrio Lawrence Miilon Concord Ia St • Pau I Maranatha

Northwc stern Mrnn. D.M.L.C.

Lakeland Loras

BACK ROW1 LEFT TO

12 41 41

42 7

30 13 12 b

RIGHT~

Mariaqer S. Nali;is, C. Gumm, B. Bit-

lctt C. Kruschel, N. Berger, P. J<ll!kCrt M. Muellet, T. Panko·~\I; J. Ewh1gs. A. Sorum 1 L . Olsen, 0. Balge; D. Kolander. THIRD ROW: J. Dii:llich, D. Peters, D. Fr,e e, S. Wiikens, D. Sci?lhoff, D. Cooper, D. Bicb-·rl, S. Sehl let T. Schncld r, K. Frey J. Beck, T. Lindloff, R. Ulrlch. SECOND ROW~ Coach Pieper, M. Biedenbender, P. Heyer, J.

Nelson, J. RuE!ge, N. Radtke, 0. Voss, K. FreP., J_ Gauger, T.

Bchnk c: , M . 8 are nz, R. Schm ldt , P • Panil zke / Coach Tiom~son .

FRO.NT ROW: K • .M ueU er , R• BadN, J . HoffL P • Ht:n nr'19, R• Gu r9C I , R. H1.m~r, M. Frick, L. Oux, J. Kuske, J. ~adloff, M. Kofander, S. Hein.

Ul'PER LEFT: ' That' s not v.路h t we came for 1

LOWER LEFT: into this? 11

~ How

did I get

LOWER RIGHT: "What am I

do lng here?? ' '

STANDING: Larr~' Gicrach / Joe I Sue kov.路 _ Pa .i I Mue~ ler / Ken Nelson, Jim Schmeling,

Coach Br nnc.路r.

K'JEELING! Oave Plath Richard

Frost, Bob VPach TC!rry Schwarz ,

CRO

COUNTRY Our Cross Country team et"lded a successfu I

season with an overal r record of :3 5 wins , 25 losses.. The hlghrr91its of the season rnclud~d a 2nd plac~ finish 111 thC" UW eara-

bO()- lnvftatlonal Jnd a 2ncl in our o~m NWC Trojan lnvltaliona l . In our fina l meE.>t of lhe season Lany Glerach closed out tiis f ine col lege career knockh1g 23 seconds off ou1 course re-cord. Against stron9 competition he ran a 20~59 for lri~ four ml le course topping the fle ld.

Once gain NorU1 h' 1

sLcrn's Socc~r CIL'b

improved ils performance compa.. ed to previous years with a 7-3-2 season. The Club s 6-3-1 conference shm\qnq moved ll up another notch In Lne Wisconsin Collcgl ote Socc i:ar Conferenc 1,; to third place . This year t·~\lo J. V. matche5 were scJ<ieduled for the first trme in the Club's histotJ' against \V11ltewaler and MatJnat~ a. Outst..ancli nq pcrforrria nces were given by senior Bruce fl. arqgraf, •"lho received al 1-conferp ence ~onors for his second straight year, and JW ior Keit~ BIHU:, who once agal-'t ranhd second ln confer~fli:c scoring. Serii ors Jim Proeber, Earl Wa Ies and Coach Bruce '1- arggraf will be soreJ~, missed next yea.. ;~et ll c Club has v ry higli hopes for the Ira season•

RIGHT· Tl-at•s the way to use ycur

head.

BOTTOM RIGHL Coach Marggraf gives some inspiring words.

BELOW: You can't use your I ands! NWC

MZ)ranat.ha

0 .3 6 2

W'h itf!waler Carthage

O l

ti o~y Rcdeerrer

Maranatha

1 4

Mi lton

Lakeland

Wtsc . Luth. Serr.

Whitewater

Carthage '1.i il ton Holy Redeemer

2 2

5 O

2 1

LEFT: Matggraf demonstrates perfect

form.

BELOW: Freddre lakes one o the side of the head.

STANDING: O. Clark_ D. Furno'"-E. Wales, J. P.ankow 1 G. Dom_ B. F~vorlte, M. Birkholz, G. Seefeldt, M. Bartsc~, ,.... . Scnulz5.. P. G1esche11, K. Ebert, M. Cordes, T. Fricke_ P. Zietlow, J. Kenj'on. KNEELINu: T. Hennin_g, K. Salzwedel, S. S__pauldlng, F. Krfeger1 K. Bllltz, R. Warnecke, M. Locist.h~r, J. Prt>eber, K. Tullberg, P. Marggraf, Coach/P layer B. Mar-ggraf, G. Ewald.

BA KET

ALL

Tllls year 1 s baskietllall tearn h~d a prelly good season. Tney finrshed the :tear with an overa I r record of 12 wIns /

13 losses. T 1ey even received national rcco9nfUon by winning our region and attendin~ the LCAA Basketball f inals rn NebtaS.ka. Tkough th~ loss of our sefliors will be deepl}' felt on th rs team,

there is fresh ~oung talent corring up and we look for good things to co c.

RIGliT: Mac p tt s in an easy one.

TOP: Mueller avoids the

crowd - by gettrng above IL

MIDDLE: Just a quret game at OMLC. BOTTOM: Tint knows where

it 1 s going.

BACK ROVV: B. Natsfs 1 m9r. , K, Muel let, P. Wilcle, M. Kolander, D. PussehJ, tr.

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MIDDLE: J. Jan e, D. Hlmm, B. McKenney~ M. Mu~ller 1 T, Pc:irikow, T. Lindloff. F'RONT: P. Jan e, P. Ze ll , J. Beck, C. Voss, Coach Thorr pson.

TOP LEFT: Just waiUn 1

TOF': luge's sll 11 waving lo girls. ABOVE~ Boorrcr

go'l iL over h im.

IFAR LEFT: Ttie Shadow sl rllkes ~ LEFT ~

8 eek makes

rt Jook easy.

UPPER RIGHT: A UFO ? MIDD LE LEF'T ~A shotl breathe • MIDDLE RIGHT: Go get ll Shadow!

60TTOM: Mueller lays

75 70 64 72 62

89 98 63 80

89 98 74 98

81 72 49

Be loit

Betkany Mari an

91 71 71 78

tleS0i1es Be loll Gateway

Moody

MSOE

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Maranatha Cardinal Strltck Chrcago

75 72

DMLC

77 38

64 64 77

Seminary

Cardinal Stritct

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Them

74 73

01e

91 44 77 93

114

De Sales

Lawrenc~

MSOE

Concordia

Mar ciriatha

EdQewood

Card•na l Sl.ritch Marian Arkansas Bapt i st

Northea st Co mm • Co ll er:ie

· WRESTLING Without any seniors and only one e:wrpe ~enced Junior, the 77-78 wrestli ng squad soent the season re-

building. Despite l os"n~1 m"ny dt.a mPr ls, I e yoLmq . team did ~rove ti ca c:ipabilf1y at cn~cial l imes .t.. such as a 2 7-2 5 victory over Drv LC at lh 1.1 Lane er t; Iassi c. The Learn did bNter i 1 various 1nYitalio11als as Greg Dorn took on~ l sl plCJce and a 2nd, Jo,,n Bee eart ed one champians"lip and Jeny Ev,•ings gained a ~l'cond. Since ro members of Lhe learn graduilted, I provcmenl is bound to be ~een ne><t year.

TOP LEFT: 11 0w! My hP.ad r.!oP.!'n 1l b·~ 1d that wa~ t

MIDDLE LEFT: Teck I In he lps Jerry look for

a lo:t contact lens. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ewings and Tecklin after

lhe match assuring a TroJatl victory.

LEF'T: Pete sure Is an affectionate

p~rson.

118 1.34 142 142-150 150 158 167

Greg Ewald

Jim W~iland

Greg Dorn Dave Furno Stew~ Olson John BC?ck Chari le G..imm

16 7-177 Paul Schulz 177-190 Jae Dietrich 190 bean Siebert Hwl Jorry Ewln9s

6-11-0 5- 9 -0 17- 4 2 0- 4 -0 9- 7 -2 12- 8 -0

4-15-0 2-14-0 5-11-0 0- 8 -0 15-12-0

LEFT; Back~ J. Beck, C. Gumm, P. Sch Jlz J. Ewln;s. Front~ Ewald, J. \\fl;!rland, G. Dom, 0. Furno, Missing: S. Olson 1 j, Dietrich, 0. Blaberl.

TOP LEFT: Let me tell you the one ilbout .••

BOTTOM LEFT: Time rs runni ng out.

till-

BASEBALL With a large nucleus of pl.ayers returni n~ th Is ~ear, Coat'1 F' feper s cl ar9es flgurcd lo be a beitel' team. B11L th~ improvement exceeded al I e:icpect lions as the! baseball team f lnishcd 14-4, ;oorJ for a sec.ond plai;e in the flew Iy forrr ed Wiscons(n Baseball Conference. The fou I osses a 11 came to M • S. 0 • E . / but the;i 111ere offset b~ a doubleheader swaep at La eland and beaUriqi Mal'anaitha all four games, lndlvldual ly ti-le TmJans were led by

Dennis Hltnrr (. 35 7) and Mark MueHet (. 358) at lhe plate. Se lots Dave Voss (4- 2} and Mark Henke (.3-2} anchored a pitching staff vJith two underclassmen~ Fred KriegPr (2-0} and Jim Jan e (3Qi}. Vos5 added soma spree to the s.ea ... son by hurling a no-hltlet against Madison Edgewooa. The squad's other senior, Keith Frse / anchored the defense at

shortstop. Pros_pects look brlgtit for the

Tregan 9 in '79 as 12 good underclass men return .

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TOP nere.

LEFT: Look!l flkc a strike frort

MIDOl!...E LEFT: If determination could do it ....

, BOTTOM LEFT: Going, gorng •. , • ABOVE= Batttng order Is ••.•

NWC

OPP

MSOE

Madi son Edg cwood

Mad 'son Edgewood

Maranatha Maranatha

4 9 i 4 I 8

10 9

MSOE 1

Lakeland

lakehind

MSOE MSOE

U .W.

Mllwaukee

U. W. - Ml lwaukeMad; son E dgcwDOd Madls(ln Edge1Nood

Maranatha

2 Maranatha U. W. - Ml lwauk~e a Iso forf el led

l .3 3 6 5 5 4 7

4 2 5 4 1

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two games to NWC.

ABOVE : It's a swing and a ...•

TOP RIGHT : Now rf •••• BACK: R. Schiebe, D. Huebner, J. Janke, M. Sltkho lz , R. Ulrich, 0. Free, D. Klessig. MIOOLE: R. Gurgel, M. Kolander , F. Krie9er( D. Kol ander, M. Hank~, S. Wiikens, M. Mueller, S. Set-il l C? , Coach PieE>er. FRONT ~

Fr~cke,

Free, O. Voss.

P. Kiec er, D. Hrmm, T. Pankow, K.

Although the ten1is team 1uas not undefeated' this year nol hing can be said agains t tl,eir abr l 1tl ~«J. Aga In next year we c; hol~ ICf have a fev.· of the m n bac Lo buUd ~·1other successful saason.

TOP: Looks I lk l' a good sNve, but ••• MIDDLE:

J in~ ey~s

the bsl I.

lEFT: Bitler chases one down.

TEAM: M. Bare?nz, J . Proeber / ? , M.

Rrckc 1 B. Bftter, P. Zietlow, arid '111~

oth r ?• John Corte r 4lnd Davt Huebner a1e two wi Id and crazy guys wra IIke getting their pictures taken.

TRACK Although its record was not spectacL•lar

this year, H e track t eam shrw.·rid a grerit deal o.f er•lhuslasm 4111d talent. UndGr i h" l ~adcr ship of caplain Jim Ndson, lh~ trackmen

placed rc.spcctably in scvc1al invitational meets and relays, and in lhelr frrial dual l'llf'l"t sound I~' defeated Mara11alha. Sorn!? of th~ 011l1'landln9 members were: Jim NaIson, spri nts; Phi I H~yer, high jump and 10119 jump; Jolin Beck, pole vaL1ltc jave li n, and SP.rints; K ·11 Frey, sprints; an~ Joel Sucko·." 1 dis-

tance.

TOP

RIGHT ~

Ca(.)l. Jim Ne lson: anolli- r Sprint-

er?

MIDDLE RWHT: After you recl!lve the hand"ff , ... LEFT: Just a llttfe more Lo catcl hrm. BOTTOM RIGHT: Is th is how S.Jpcrman did lt?

LEFT: Dave puls cve1y last OLmce of ln. 1

energ~

MIDD LE LEFT: 111 an effort to CC1ol down .•••

BELOW; I'm lo rand

r., that? l

L EFT~ Stand ing: B. Favodte, Ft~y, J.

T. Hartwig, K.

Kuske, R. Bnder K. E:·l tt D. Lau, Coacf1 Thompso.r1. SlttimJ: K. Nel sor, J. Schmeling, P. Gieschcn, J. el son, D. Haag, P. Mlu~ller, J. Back.

GOLF Even t'liough spring mins: kC?pt lhcn· from early pracUce, l llS golf leam wai; stJll able to belltr lJ.ic 500 mark with a 7-6 season record. Along Lhc wa~1 , the team was able to capt...1re the y~or's

fitsl pface trophy for the fitsl annual WCIC toi.Jrnamenl. With corisislP.nt scoring from lhP. entire squad, the tc-am v.'as corrpeliliva wiln 11 its opponents, faUlng only to beat Carroll Collr!qr nn l Ripon. The swirigs of th~ four seniors, Mark Wagner / Mark Schulz, Totn Behnke, and Don Scheucde in, will be sorely missed, but next ~rear's team cal'I IDok fonnard lo tbP. strong nucleus of Rich W~rnecke ancl Tlrr Lindloff 11.·Hh tl·rcc prGmf sing sopl om01es tak Ing up Lhc s lnCilC ,

• BACK Row~ T. Behnke, R, Warnecke, M. Schulz" Coach Sellnow. FRONT ROW; 0. Screuerlein, M.

Waqner, T. Lindloff.

TOP RIGHT: Golf ls a garne of tong s'iols (!iomelimes from behlnd trees 1 Wags? >to •••...

MIDDLE RIGHT: •.• long putts ••• BOTTO M RIGHT : .•. or sher\ pulls .

BOWLI G Once again there were a good numbc-t of pirople invol ved with the bowl ing league thi s ~car . There were a few surprises, Like the-

Cinclcre lla team that almost ',\Ion tt e to~rney. But rt was no surgrlse that 11. Neun"tann s strong LC?arr loo fir st.

LE PT: Dean rechecks his fâ&#x20AC;˘gures . F IRS T PLACE TEAM; T. Hennrngi, Prof. Baer 1 M. eumann1 D. HeUa .

RIGHT: Forgat the dandrL.JfF, JI mbo 1 get In tha game.

MIDDLE: IM Soccer champs: P. Margraff, T. Jr i;k.c-, K. Fri?c, K. T u11 ner9 1 P. Spaude, R. Ulrlch~ 1\11. Alrk1olz 1 S. Wiikens, J. Pto0bcr, M. S paude , D. Free . BELOW~

IM Buckets Chatrps: D. Klcssig t B . Natsis, G. SchilztM. Fc1crst.ah ler, M. Rlc~e, M. Wolff, â&#x20AC;˘ Hi.::t\nfriq, M. Neumann.

LEFT~

Not your average I ~~1 game specLators.

MIDDLE: IM Foolbal I criamps: B~c ·: P. Ylvjsaker, N. Kock, F. Kricqct, J. Seel ow, B. RunkP. Front: K. Bilitz, R. Warnecke, D. Hltnm; B. McKcrrn •y ~ K, Salzv.·edel, B. Ku-

jav,isk r.

BELOW: IM Buckets champs: R. Ulrkh, M. Wagner, J. Nel-

son, T. Jesk c , T .

Unke, 8. Becker, P. M. Bfrkholz,

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