Organizations

Concordia Association of Students in Education, or case is an organization designed for the education students of Concordia. It is a resource for pre-service teachers. case has regular meetings which include speakers, service projects, and many learning opportunities for our teachers in training.

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case members enjoy the activities at their meeting.

C-club consists of varsity athletes organizing events for campus participation. Floor Wars is one of the highlights. Each floor on campus can form a team and vie for the ultimate prize of a championship T-shirt. Many teams were involved this year, making it a successful event for several years running. Luckily, C-Club plans to continue this great tradition and more as they look forward to the 2010-11 school year.

1. C-Club group members include Timothy Bradley, Ryan George, Amie Zillinger, Courtney Whipker, David Pattison and Cari Comerford. 2. The Food Eating Contest is an annual event and part of the C-Club Floor Wars. 3. Jonathan Currie, Steven Odom and Daniel Chrismer participate in a video game tournament. 4. Chase Reihmann chugging down the pop at the Food Eating Contest. 5. Emily Moyer, Antonia Lipovsky and MaryLou Andrews enjoy the Food Eating Contest. 6. Nathaniel Bellin, Martin Kois, Timothy Rehbein, Robert Kolterman and Mark Meyer enjoy the video game tournament hosted by the C-Club.

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1. Kamala Moore, Adam Strohschien, William Traphagan, Elizabeth Wooster, Tabitha Dubke, Rebecca Walker, Rachel Brainard, Makenzie Deutschman, Kellie Fegter, Allison Mitchell, Ashlee Brown and Hannah Kroonblawd.

Mission minded students went to Dallas this year and worked with Link, participating in a poverty and homelessness ministry. They had a family night where they met all of the families staying at the ministry homes, and then had an immersion experience where they were left with little or sometimes no money and told to take care of themselves. This shocked many in the group and gave a very clear message that poverty is nothing to take lightly. They proceeded to work at homeless shelters, transition houses and clothes closets, and gave a campus presentation when they returned.

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1. Allison Mellick, Emma Gaither,Taylor Friedel, Kathleen Welte, Allison Pella, and Crystal Bauer. 2. Crystal Bauer encouraging everyone to cheer. 3. Cheerleaders Allison Mellick, Taylor Friedel, Allison Pella, and Emma Gaither. 4. Emma Gaither, Kathleen Welte, Taylor Friedel, Allison Pella, and Crystal Bauer at a pep-rally. 5. Allison Mellick, Taylor Friedel, Allison Pella, Crystal Bauer, Emma Gaither, Kathleen Welte, and Rachel Sprengeler at a football game. 6. C U N E ! Emma Gaither and Kathleen Welte start the cheer.

Concordia’s cheerleaders support the Bulldogs athletic events, the Homecoming Fair, pep rallies and many more activities on campus.

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The Concordia Restoration Committee works with the student life office to restore and build community within the residence halls and among Concordia students.

1. crc having a dinner meeting. 2. William Traphagan chowing down. 3. Courtney Whipker and Allison Groth enjoying the meal. 4. Front: Joel Heckmann, Allison Groth, Hannah Kroonblawd, Courtney Whipker, Rachel Brainhard, Claire McCalman, Sarah Kortze, Ashley Willoughby and George Toman. Back: Marty Kohlwey, Cody Collier, William Trapeghan, Brad Rogers,Tyler Zander and Dan Schaeffer. 5. Rachel Brainard and Cody Collier. 6. Marty Kohlwey, Brad Rodgers and Hannah Kroonblawd review some plans for crc.

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1. Melanie Maxson, Emilie Schultz and Mary Krc getting hair ready for the performance. 2. Professor Bryan Moore gives the thumbs up. 3. Sarah Dinger and Dorothy Avery in a emotional moment during A Good Man is Hard to Find. 4. Student actors. 5. Melanie Maxson and Allie Hanson in Persuasion. 6. Natalie Jeppesen, Mikaela Klein and Andrew Metcalf in the Black Box tech booth.

Curtain Club is responsible for Concordia’s theatrical performances, musicals, and the Improvables, giving students the opportunity to showcase their interest in theatre art. Members may have the chance to join a select theatre honor society, Alpha Psi Omega, the oldest drama society in the United States.

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Concordia’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes helps connect fellow student athletes in a community of faith. This year fca held barbecues and cookouts as a way to connect with each other and take time to fellowship with one another.

1. fca students gather for a tasty bbq. 2. Students play volleyball outside Janzow. 3. Daniel Uden and Annika NÖrz setting up some games. 4. fca members held a large get together for activities and grilling. 5. Micah May hits the ball back over the net. 6. fca students line up for the food from the grill.

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Concordia’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity traveled to Biloxi, Mississippi over spring break to assist in rebuilding and provide aid for those still suffering from the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The group aspires to share God’s blessings through service to others.

1. Habitat for Humanity members at Biloxi, Mississippi. 2. Mikaela Barz and 3. Kaylie Mellema peel potatoes to serve families in Seward. 4. Johndavid Zischke, Levi Wiseman, Rachel Leinhos, Kaylie Mellema, Mikaela Barz and Zane Grabau in Biloxi. 5. Mikaela Barz and Kaylie Mellema doing yard work.

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menc, (Music Education National Conference) members provide information, experience and social interaction for students interested in music education.

1. Charles Chaveriat, Megan Heidemann, Andrew Houghton, Emily Brandt, James Jensen, Katherine Bailey, Alisha Bohnert, Jessica Werner, Michael Palomaki, Theron Jenkins, Rebecca Kaaz, Nicholas Lee, Ann Henny, Caledonia Gerth, Katherine Krause, Stephanie Christensen, Ellen Hente, Stephanie Mueller, Andrew Saenz and Dylan Teut. 2. Micah Korb and Stephanie Christensen. 3. James Jensen enjoys a hot cup of chocolate after a performance. 4. James Jensen is in the Christmas spirit. 5. Michael Palomaki, Caledonia Gerth and Bethany Kuhnle. 6. Julie Gremmer, Ann Stevenson and Joel Heckmann in the music recital hall.

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Concordia’s premiere choral group, the A Cappella Choir, directed by Dr. Kurt von Kampen, performs many times each semester and takes a tour every year. They alternate between a more local tour, a tour somewhere else in the United States, and a big overseas tour every few years. Participating in this group is a rewarding experience, and listening to them perform is breathtaking.

1. The A Cappella Choir in rehearsal. 2. Stephanie Christensen, Rachel Dermody, Caledonia Gerth, Megan Heidemann, Katherine Krause, Melanie Maxson, Holly Petersen, Lauren Root, Lindsey Auten, Alisha Bohnert, Sarah Dinger, Krista Johnson, Katie Keily, Natalie Knuth, Stacey Mahn, Stephanie Mueller, Sara Braatz, Julia Gremmer, Julie Klinge, Christa Lindeman, Julia Mueller, Audrey Quick, Katelyn Wollman, Brianne Burrill, Ellen Hente, Luann Jacobitz, Rebecca Kaaz, Bethany Kuhnle, J’Nae Rempfer, Rory Wendelin, Ryan Ankersen, Robert Cody, Eric Gross, Daniel Jansen, Theron Jenkins, James Jensen, Tory Petz, Gabriel Brown, Scott Dinslage, Tobiah Elbert, Chase Reihmann, Andrew Saenz, Christopher Tegtmeier, Bryce Tellmann, Andrew Van Velson, Joseph Beran, Charles Chaveriat, Peter Greimann, Joshua Heirigs, Caleb Kruse, Briar McCoy, Justin Tayon, Paul von Kampen, Chad Wilshusen, Jonathan Zellar, Benjamin Heins, Daniel Huth, Ethan Hutton, Aaron Kortze, Nicholas Lee, Justin Metcalf, Michael Palomaki, Joshua Ramsey and Benjamin Stratman.

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Pep band is the heart of team spirit at Concordia. They play popular songs and lead the charge with the fight song at home football and basketball games. Each year they travel to the Concordia Invitational Tournament to support Concordia’s basketball teams in the tournament. The pep band has many members, from beginners to seasoned veterans; this group is a fun one to join, and a pleasure to hear!1. The Pep band plays during a chilly football game. 2. Paul von Kampen, Scott Dinslage and Michael Palomaki on percussion. 3. and 5. Pep Band directed by Professor Andrew Schultz. 4. Andrew Metcalf plays the xylophone.

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The Women’s Chorale, a 50-voice ssaa choir sings for worship on campus and at area churches throughout the school year. The choir was featured at the annual St. John Women’s Valentine banquet this year. The Women’s Chorale performs annually in the Christmas at Concordia concert and in an end-of-year sacred concert, Lessons and Anthems, at St. Gregory the Great Seminary in Seward. The conductor of the Women’s Chorale is Professor Marci Malone DeAmbrose, an adjunct professor in voice.

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The Male Chorus is a 40-voice ttbb choir conducted by Professor Kurt von Kampen. The choir performs regularly for campus worship and travels to local and regional churches, bringing the Gospel message in song to worshipers. In 2010, the choir was invited to participate in the Brothers in Song concert at Christ Lutheran Church in Lincoln, Neb., and this year the group was requested to join the Seward Area Youth Choir for a concert in May. The Male Chorus performs annually in the Christmas at Concordia concert and joins the Women’s Chorale for the end-of-year Lessons and Anthems at St. Gregory the Great Seminary in Seward.

MEn’S ChoruSCody Collier, Scott Dinslage, Joshua Grote, Kyle Hershberger, Micah Hollenbeck, Matthew Kuske, Mark Medley, Christopher Plucker, Tyvell Smith, Aarin Fellows, Ryan Fiero, Joel Heckmann, Andrew Houghton, John Koopman, Micah Korb, Aaron Limmer, Timothy Rehbein, Nathanael Steadman, Dylan Teut, Ethan Volzke, Timothy von Behren, Joseph Beran, Freshman, Kenneth Bishop, Matthew Bresee, Ryan Duerr, Joshua Friedel, Bryan Hulsey, Brandon Metcalf, Jonathan McGuire, Jacob Wagner, Tyler Zander, Jonathan Zellar, David Doroh, Ethan Hutton, Josiah Krings, Andrew Lehenbauer, David Mommens, Andrew Schlund, Jesse Skelton, Darius Smith and Benjamin Stratman.

Jennifer Bargen, Erin Hanna, Rachelle Gross, Alexa Marquardt, LeAnn Miller, Bethany Osberg, Kathryn Douglas, Laura Elmshauser, Ann Henny, Mallory Hicks, Katheryn Leonhardt, Kayla Leverington-Luttrall, Emily McAllister, Jennette Morrison, April Niederklein, Elizabeth Salzberg, Lindsey Schmitz, Amanda Schroeder, Emilie Schultz, Laura Schwehn, Emily Scott, Hillary Snyder, Amber Uhlken, Katherine Bailey, Richelle Baker, Mikaela Barz, Kathleen Bergt, Wendy Brown, Debra Deardoff, Kristin Easler, Rebekah Freed, Angela Harstad, Cassandra Havelka, Jaimie Huebschman, Kelsie Johnson, Beth Kohmetscher, Sarah Kutschkau, Maryrose Langoehr, Rachel Leinhos, Sarah Mahnken, Allison Mitchell, Sara Schultz, Elizabeth Weidner, Katelyn Butts, Heather Eden, Lauren Eickemeyer, Lindsey Kellerman, Connie Kettner, Hannah Kroonblawd, Jenna Lewis, Anna Schuett and Rebecca Walker.

1. The Men’s chorus in concert at St. Gregory the Great Seminary. 2. Members of the Men’s chorus perform with the A Cappella Choir during a Christmas at Concordia concert.

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1. and 2. The Women’s Chorale in concert.

SyMphoniC bAndAs Concordia University’s premiere concert band, the University Symphonic Band keeps an active performance schedule both on and off campus. The University Symphonic Band travels yearly, taking a tour within the United States and also an overseas tour every few years. In November 2009, the Symphonic Band had the honor of performing at the Nebraska Music Educators Association Annual In-Service and Conference Clinic in Lincoln.

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1. 2009-10 Symphonic Band members: Bethany Andrews, Jennifer Bargen, Heather Blomenberg, Emily Brandt, Brianne Burrill, Hannah Kroonblawd, Danielle Masur, Stephanie Mueller, Jacquelyn Uffelman, Elizabeth Wooster, Samantha Karnes, Sarah Schmitt, Rebecca Walker, Rachel Miller, Katherine Bailey, Rachel Brainard, Debra Deardoff, Debra Erickson, Caledonia Gerth, James Jensen, Laura Jeppesen, Bethany Kuhnle, Hillary Snyder, Alyssa Troester, Ashley Willoughby, Jonathan Cline, Micah Hollenbeck, Alisha Bohnert, Daniel Frastaci, Megan Heidemann, Ann Stevenson, Andrew Van Velson, Robert Cody, Douglas Erickson, Micah Korb, Erika MacGregor, Timothy Rehbein, August Richters, Daniel Sheafer, Reed Shoaff, Rachel Sprengler, Ellen Hente, Andrew Houghton, Chase Reihmann, Andrew Schwartz, Michael Palomaki, Tory Petz, Benjamin Skelton, Jesse Skelton, Joshua Grote, Sarah Mahnken, Charles Chaveriat, John Chatwell, Scott Dinslage, Ann Henny, Andrew Metcalf, Christina Sereda and Paul von Kampen. 2. Scott Dinslage gets ready to conduct the Symphonic Band. 3. Danielle Masur, Emily Brandt and Andrew Schultz perform with the Symphonic Band. 4. The trumpet section plays at Christmas at Concordia.

The University Chamber Choir was formed in the fall of 1998 and has gained a reputation for excellence in the singing of chamber vocal music. The 16-voice choir has traveled extensively throughout the U.S. including concert tours to Florida, Arizona, California, Colorado and throughout the Midwest. The select choir, chosen from the 72-voice University A Cappella Choir, sings a diverse repertoire of sacred and secular choral music from many historical periods.

1. Lindsey Auten, Megan Heidemann, Krista Johnson, Holly Petersen, Julia Gremmer, Rebecca Kaaz, Melanie Maxson, Katelyn Wollman, Gabriel Brown, Tobiah Elbert, Theron Jenkins, Andrew Van Velson, Nicholas Lee, Michael Palomaki, Paul von Kampen and Chad Wilshusen.

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Concordia’s two handbell choirs, Concordia Handbell Choir and Handbell Choir II, perform a wide spectrum of music from classical arrangements to modern songs and learn a variety of ringing and striking techniques for bells. Under the direction of Professor Jessica Kite, the two groups share their musical talents during chapel services, church services, and end-of-semester concerts.

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2. Handbell Choir II with Linn Lutheran Handbell Choir from Linn, Kansas. 3. Concordia Handbell Choir at Christmas at Concordia. First Semester Concordia Handbell Choir members: Natalie Brock, Stephanie Christensen, Teagan Earhart, Debra Erickson, Emily Gierse, Ann Henny, James Jensen, Brittany Marrs, Erika MacGregor, Jennette Morrison, Bryce Tellmann, Rebecca Walker, Elizabeth Weidner, Elizabeth Wooster. Second semester Concordia Handbell members: Debra Deardoff, Debra Erickson, Emily Gierse, Ann Henny, James Jensen, Connie Kettner, Erika MacGregor, Jennette Morrison, Steven Odom, Jamie Riley, Christina Sereda, Rebecca Walker, Elizabeth Weidner and Elizabeth Wooster. Handbell Choir II members: (first semester)

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Mikaela Barz, Jessica Cox, Debra Deardoff, Daniel Frastaci, Micah Hollenbeck, Jaimie Huebschman, Connie Kettner, Hannah Kroonblawd, Steven Odom, J’Nae Rempfer, Jamie Riley, Christina Sereda, Carly Stokebrand and Jacquelyn Uffelman. (second semester) Mikaela Barz, Rachel Brainard, Jessica Cox, Ryan Fiero, Micah Hollenbeck, Jaimie Huebschman, Rachel Iltis, Hannah Kroonblawd, Stephanie Mueller, J’Nae Rempfer, Sara Schultz, Janis Thiemann, Jacquelyn Uffelman and Blake Woodburn.

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1. Members of oafc include Matthew Boyer, Connie Kettner, Cody Collier, Rachel Brainard, Blake Woodbum, Kelly Downs and Hannah Kroonblawd. 2. Connie Kettner and Matthew Boyer during a mini service. 3. Rachel Brainard and Cody Collier.

Ongoing Ambassadors for Christ provides students the opportunity to share their Christian faith through various on and off campus activities such as singing, leading Bible studies, worship services and nursing home visits.

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Concordia’s chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, a national communication honor society, spent their time this year organizing PastSecret, a project based on PostSecret, a community art project in which people from all over the country write secrets on postcards and mail them in to be displayed online. For PastSecret, pkd members distributed pieces of paper for students to write, submit and then post the secrets in tlec for everyone to see. At the end of the event, pkd held a forum in which they discussed secret keeping, trust, privacy and other issues in communication.

1. Heather Niedfeldt, MaryLou Andrews, Rebecca McCracker, Heidi Niedfeldt, Hannah Denk, Sara Agee, Meaghan Downs, Kathryn Munson, Dorothy Avery, Rachel Boylan, Tyler Walworth, Lindsay Bartling and Rory Wendelin. 2. and 3. Students anonymously submitted personal struggles for posting and discussion.

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1. Kathryn Lutmer, Maggie Hein and Michael Tewes are discussing over the latest lecture. 2. The class listens intensely to their new coarse material they must prepare to learn. 3. Professor Gubanyi shows a point with a playful demonstration. 4. Leah Friedrich, Kathryn Lutmer, Chelsey Creedon, Ashlee Brown, Maggie Hein, Elizabeth Weidner, Cassandra Klein, John Chatwell, Michael Tewes and Professor Gubanyi.

The Pre-med club has done few activities on campus but participates regularly in off campus mission trips.

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The Pre-Seminary club consists of those who seek to be pastors in The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. This club encourages future seminary students to be part of fellowship, education, and spirituality on campus through activities and sponsored service events.

1. Andrew Lehenbauer, Joel Heckmann, and Austin Albers snacking while waiting for some grilled food. 2. Professor Blanco grills brats and hot dogs. 3. Hunter Richards, Matthaus Harre and Caleb Kruse wait for some home cooked food. 4. Joshua Grote. 5. Jacob Wagner, Elizabeth Dubler, Hunter Richards, Matthaus Harre, Josh Pettit, and Brittnay Marrs. 6. Aaron Hannemann and Jacob Wagner.

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1. Freshman Blake Woodburn poses while playing catch before a CYM meeting 2. and 3. Waiting for the meeting to start. 4. Megan Heiser, Emily Gierse, Tyler Zander, Paige Hershberger, Cody Collier, Tyler Carter, Falon Tardiff, Samuel Fishburn, Blake Woodburn, Hillary Snyder, Sarah Sprague, Makenzie Deutschman, Amanda Mayfield, Cassandra Klein and Katrina Einspahr.

Concordia Youth Ministry, more commonly referred to as CYM, is a group of about thirty energetic, outgoing, faith-filled CUNE students. The group meets once a week for devotion, event planning, and fellowship. On weekends, CYM sends out groups of four to five CUNE students to local churches to lead lock-ins, including games and devotions. They have open discussions with junior and senior high students about their beliefs, and witnesses, their morals, and their joy in the Lord. CYM also hosts various youth game nights at the Seward Youth Center for teenagers in the community.

Freshman Makenzie Deutschman commented, “I love going to CYM meetings and events because everyone is on fire for the Lord and youth ministry. It’s a crazy good time!”

ConCordiA youth MiniStry

Concordia’s Student Activities Council sponsored fun events on campus all year. From movie nights to bowling, bands to Spring Weekend, SAC has kept the student body the entertained.

1. SAC sponsored events bring all sorts of entertainment to students. 2. Students have so much fun at SAC sponsored bowling nights. 3. Hopefully this is a strike for the team! 4. SAC members enjoy coming up with a variety of activities that everyone can enjoy. 5. Kelly Thiessen, Angela Orne, Gregory Mueller, Charles Washington, Erin Busch and Brady Borslien having a great time at the Seward bowling ally. 6. These bowlers take their match seriously.

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1. Vice President Rachel Masters led Senate meetings and kept the agenda moving forward all year. 2. Treasurer Matthew Kuske worked with the student groups to pass a balanced budget for next year. 3. President Friedrich talks to the Student Senate. 4. Secretary Rachel Brainard works on taking attendance and minutes of the meeting. 5. Cody Collier, Blake Woodburn and Stephen Kuske listening to members of the Senate. 6. President Tyler Walworth is sad to leave but provides his fellow members with amusement.

Student Senate worked diligently and through challenges this year to improve campus and also reach out to people far from Concordia. The Senators voted to add a student fee which would pay for renovations to Janzow Top with hopes of creating a more useful and appealing environment for the student body. Senate also helped with the Haiti earthquake relief project by donating $900 to ship health kits there. Finally, Senate was responsible for revisiting the new dorm hours policy and conducting a student survey to be presented to the Board of Regents for final approval.

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1. Kathleen Welte enjoys a nice hot cup of coffee brewed by Sara Agee. 2. Meaghan Downs makes speciality drinks so Bryce Tellmann can wake up for that early morning class. 3. Alison Sandall is happy to meet and make visitors comfortable at our campus. 4. Andrew Johnson and Kara Koehler check out the sife booth run by Alison Sandall. 5. David Goeglein, Preston Sunderman, Breanna Felker, Russell Gross, Samantha Karnes, Jonathan Schleicher, Alison Sandall and Kristy Plander.

“This year has been another great year for Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE). We saw a few changes with our projects. We weren’t able to host a Career Fair this year for various reasons, but we look forward to bringing it back for the 2010-2011 school year. We were able to add a couple of new projects this year, the Entrepreneurial Development Summit as well as the Financial Literacy Course tutoring. We are looking forward to making even more positive changes in the coming year!

This year, SIFE competed at Regional Competitions in Chicago, Illinois and brought home the 2nd Runner-up trophy from our league. It was great opportunity to see what other SIFE teams have been doing this year, as well as show off the projects that we have been involved in.

As we move forward into the next semester, SIFE will continue to grow and build the skills needed to be successful in our members. We look forward to serving the Concordia and Seward communities in the next year!” –Alison Sandall

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1. Elizabeth Kelly, Stephanie Lund, Hannah Kroonblawd, Dorothy Avery, Teagan Earhart, Heather Niedfeldt, Cody Jeffries, Heidi Niedfeldt, Tyler Beltz, Meaghan Downs, Rachel Boylan and Katelyn Wollman. 2. Outgoing officers Teaghan Earhart and Cody Jeffries pose for a picture with incoming officers Tyler Beltz and Rachel Boylan.

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Sigma Tau Delta is the English Honors Society. The letters in the name (STD) stand for Sincerity, Truth and Design. Their goal is to encourage people to read more and to be aware of the importance of literature, and also to learn, grow and to have fun hanging out and learning and talking about books and English.

The main things that STD did this year were the Banned Books Week event, end-of-semester book drives, and the student publication Potpourri.

Our school newspaper, the Sower, is continually providing information and services to the Concordia population through articles about upcoming events as well as campus news and opinions.

1. Amanda Broberg loves this typewriter down in the Sower office. 2. Meaghan Downs giving Richelle Baker directions. 3. Emily Coppersmith. 4. Dorothy Avery, Jonathan Schleicher, Amanda Broberg, Aaron Sailer, Bryce Tellmann, Tyler Beltz, Rachel Boylan, Kathryn Munson, Meaghan Downs, Brittany Becker, Russell Gross, Richelle Baker, Dylan Teut, Laura Schwehn, MaryLou Andrews, Katie Keilly, Zachary Baedke and Emily Coopersmith. 6. Tyler Beltz, Richelle Baker and Meaghan Downs discussing article topics.

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1. Tiffany Frerichs snaps photos of Spring Weekend for the yearbook. 2. Sarah Sprague hard at work preparing a story. 3. Tiffany Frerichs, Randi Brown and Matthew Kuske at Scare at the Square. 4. Russell Gross takes great photos during a football game.

The Tower, the Concordia yearbook provides a means for students to remember, reflect, and relate the school year. Matthew Kuske, sophomore editor-in-chief, said, “Working with the yearbook staff and viewing the campus through photos is a really amazing experience.”

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Rehearsal for the Spring Jazzfest.