Concordia College, St. Paul, Mn. Dec. 13, 1974 Vol. 10, No. 3 SALS accepts Seminex, 3 schools quit dialogue
Concordia Seminary in Exile Forest and Bronxsville, N.Y., campus operations, The Role of (Seminex) of St. Louis, Missouri was sponsored the resolution. The SALS Women in the church, and the idea of granted membership into the organization consists of the various Academic Freedom for professors and Synodical Association of Lutheran Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod students. Out of a workshop defined Students Which met October 11-12 in affiliated schools in the United States to study the nature and purpose of Fort Wayne, Indiana, by a 7-3 margin. and Canada. Of the fifteen mem- SALS, the various delegates ex- Those school delegates which bership schools, ten were presented pressed the vital need to be a presented the resolution called for with more than fifty delegates. "resource organization" for the action which would provide "effective Seminex and the Lutheran Deaconess Lutheran schools and to encourage communication....For SALS, the Association were invited as guests to the conference hosts to create future rests upon how we effectively consider membership. SALS meets workshops dealing with religious, dialogue with each other." Also, they biannually to provide a com- social and academic life on campuses hoped that by taking such action, it munication between member schools today. Delegates expressed the would serve as "a positive step made leading to as exchange of ideas for concern that SALS is looking for for reconciliation, in the love and trust improving religious, social and "power to be recognized (by the of each other." By gaining mem- academic life; and to confront issues LCMS) but not recognized to be bership into the SALS organization, involving the schools of the Lutheran powerful" and directive in matters Seminex obtains voting privileges Church—Missouri Synod, (LCMS). pertaining to the church at large. within the organization. In several workshop sessions of the In final actions, the Seminex and Upon SALS' acceptance of conference, SALS delegates had a Fort Wayne delegations expressed the Seminex, a seminary which has been chance to share various concerns SALS resolution was not meant to be created as a result of the synodical about Spritual Life on campuses, the divisive, but rather a true and earnest controversy in the Lutheran Church— Task Force created by the Lutheran act of reconciliation and demon- Missouri Synod and is an exiled Church to review and evaluate present stration to the LCMS controversy. portion of Concordia Seminary (801) in St. Louis, a member school of SALS- Concordia Seminary, Springfield, Illinois declared their membership in the organization "withdrawn" until "this Association comes into line with and upholds its constitution...we regret that this action must be taken." Decorations, The 801 DeMun seminary stated they parties, shopping would have to meet with their student trips, special serv- government concerning such similar ices—all point to action. They have, along with Ann the celebration of Arbor, since cut off all communication Christ's birth. A r- with a number of Synod schools, blessed Christ- including Concordia, St. Paul. mas! Dee Kaechele, Dave Kellermann,
Wendell Robson, Tony Steinbronn, r"• and Dean Sohn represented Con- cordia, St. Paul at the meetings. They along with representatives from River
Page 2 Dec. 13, 1974 Concordia College Oratorio Choir presenting concert Sunday in Beutow Auditorium
organ. addition to the concert itself there will The Oratorio Chorus is composed of be the traditional buffet dinner in the This coming Sunday, December 15, people from the student body, from college dining hall from 5-7 pm. the Oratororio Chorus will present a the faculty, from the ranks of college Dinner will cost $1.50 per person. special gift of Christmas joy to the alumni, and the neighboring com- Concordia campus and neighborhood munity, totalling about 170 members. community in the form of the annual This type of chori is rather unique at Christmas Concert. Concordia, this being the first year of Under the direction of Dr. David the Oratorio Chorus' existence. Krause, the chorus will present a wide Accompanying the Oratorio Chorus variety of Christmas music ranging in their Christmas Concert per- from the traditional Christmas carols formance will be an orchestra which to modern musical arrangements. The includes students, faculty members, program includes the first two parts of and alumni musicians along with a Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" as well number of graduates of the Minnesota as the more unconventional Youth Symphony. "Magnificat" composed by Halsey Also for the first time in the history Stevens. Also featured will be a new of Concordia's annual Christmas composition, "Hodie Christus" by concert is the use of student soloists Paul Manz, along with Benjamin from on campus. Singing the solos Brittain's "A Ceremony of Carols" throughout the program are Deborah accompanied by Mary Wiklander, a Gray, Kay Krans, Richard Block, and student at Concordia and her mother, David Mueller. Lorraine, on harp. Also as part of the There will be two performances concert, Dr. Paul Manz will lead a given, one at 4 pm, and the other at Dr. Krause and Pam Gronewald community sing-along of familiar 7:30 pm, this Sunday, Dec. 15 in the look over posters for Sunday's carols using the new auditorium Beutow Music Building Auditorium. In concert. CSP college campus Student Union buildingCommunity Christmas receives "merit award"
The Concordia campus Student Union was awarded a Merit Award by party set for tomorrow the Minnesota Society of Architects last month. Dr. Harvey Stegemoeller and the The Annual Neighborhood Christ in Christmas. The movie was architects of the building, Frederick Christmas Party will be held Sunday, religiously oriented and a short Bentz/Milo Thompson & Assoc. of Demcber 15, at 2:00. It is set to be discussion was held on it with the Minneapolis received the award jointly held on Tier II of the Union. children afterwards. as one of nine awards presented at a This Student Senate sponsored special dinner held November 2. Christmas party is given by the Plans for this year's party include a The jury of nationally renown students of Concordia for the children show put on live by a puppet theatre professionals, architects, and others of this area. Fliers are distributed to group which prepares weekly "Bible from allied fields commented on the the homes and through various Story Time" television shows, shown Student Union building's sense of Concordia tutors. Children from each Saturday morning. (See related "spatial clarity, modesty, light, sound Kindergarten through sixth grade are story on page 6.) and student participation." invited. One of the main purposes of this The building was completed two Last year the party was attended by Christmas party is to maintain a years ago and was built to provide about 75 area children. During the rapport with the college's neighbors, space for all the traditional functions afternoon they played games, watched and show them that Concordia, as a of a student union within a low cost a movie, and Santa Claus came for a Christian college, is concerned about budget. visit. Even though the purpose of last their children. The judging and awards is a yearly year's party was for the youngsters to In charge of this year's party and its event, sponsored by the Minnesota have a fun time, the party was also planning is Concordia student Cindy Society of Architects. used as an opportunity to stress the Cardel
Page 3 The Sword To cover human sexuality Convo makes plans for January lyceum series "Diseases of the Reproductive divorce, and so on, based on prin- The Convocation-Lyceum Corn- Systems" will be the topic on January ciples derived from Scripture. mittee is diligently working on a four 15. The American Cancer Society will On January 29 the National week evening Lyceum for Concordia have an excellent presentation on the Organization of Women will present and the surrounding community on symptoms and treatments of cancers the medical, legal, and emotional various topics relating to human of the breast, uterus, and testicles aspects of rape. The follow- sexuality. using films, accompanied by a panel up procedures and affects seem The first, scheduled for January 7 to answer questions. "The Family helpful to know especially since it (7:00-9:00 pm) will be an informative Tree" will also return with an in- affects the lives of so many (men and presentation on family planning. "The formative film on the Venereal women!) Family Tree," a volunteer organization Diseases. The purpose of the lyceums is from Macalester College will present "Sex Roles in a Changing Society" mainly to be informative and to help the various methods of contraception. will be discussed on January 22. reveal the services available in the The committee is presently plan- case that a related problem might ning to have Rev. and Mrs. Frank arise. The problems of human Mossman from the Lutheran Social sexuality are often kept hidden while Theatre dept. Service of Minnesota speak on the they continue to hurt and multiply. It importance of meaningful relation- seems much healthier to be informed, ships, the quality of roles, minimizing branches out to preventative, or cured. community Wollaeger dorm planning
A "new" branch of the Concordia CSP Christmas gathering Theatre Department, called "Theatre coffee and hot apple cider will be 8", has developed to be the depart- Christmas is just around the corner ment's channel of outreach to the served for refreshments. And some and Wollaeger Dorm is getting ready "spectacular" entertainment is campus and community worship life. to celebrate in full fashion with their Made up of any student interested in planned to start about 9 pm. annual Christmas Party. Christmas carols and featured campus helping in planning and presenting On Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 8pm, parts of worship services both on and talent will be offered. Dagel especially Wollaeger will open its doors to points to the chance to "celebrate the off campus, the group has been students, faculty, administration, meeting 8th hours Tuesdays and birth of Christ in fellowship and fun." staff, maintenance people, and A lot of time and effort is being put Thursdays since the start of Winter anyone that belongs to Concordia. Quarter to prepare a Advent sermon in the party by Wollaeger as well as Plans for this year's party point to an help from some of the other dorms. which they will be presenting at event that will be "better than ever!" Messiah Luthern Church December Student Senate is also taking part in according to Mike Dagel, president of the annual event with extra financial 18. Wollaeger Dorm. Homemade cookies, Also in the making is a quick revival support. of last year's children tour's show "Golliwhoppers." The Theatre Department will be performing sec- tions of the show tomorrow, Saturday Dec. 14, as part of a Christmas party Me Simi SIM and for minority children at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Edina. Besides the presentation, the members of the cast geattgationt Otittiobui will also be leading the children in various creative drama and theatre games as part of the day's activities. Both of these activities are being Wiokea cock you presented as part of the Concordia Theatre Department's plans to reach out and serve the whole community, and make CSP drama a real ministry. A 144 ► avtiotauto
Concordia College Page 4 Editorial Are there answers to our questions?
I have recently be plagued with a fantastic array of worse problems for the church sometime in the future, go questions that have been hitting me like a puck hits a goalie. on, ignored for the sake of "peace?" What answers are given I'd like to share some of these questions and concerns that in scripture? Anything? have become a real problem for me, in the hope that others And what about in my own heart? Is it a matter of may then share their questions with me. "conquering our own selfish opinions", as a recent SALS First, what is my role here at Concordia? Personally, I've resolution states it? Or is it a matter of personal conviction been selected to be the editor of the "official publication of concerning the Word of God? Or is there even a difference? the student body..." That sometimes scares me. Other Some would present to me the possibility that there isn't, people's roles may be a professorship. Or a presidency. and it has become a question which I am searching for an When considering the work of God's kingdom that must be answer. How far must "dialogue and communication" be carried very scary too. How about Synod? We do, very honestly, have it very quiet before it is finally deemed necessary to cut it off? Are there and peaceful here on our campus. And yet I see many areas any precedents or examples we can follow in scripture? should we ever where I feel people are being untrue to God, His Word, and What if we don't agree with it anyway? Why His call. Others may see me doing the same thing. I don't cut off "dialogue?" know. But do I dare bring up the question at the risk of They're important questions, I think. And I may have jeopardizing the peace and brotherhood we do share here? answers for some of them. But there are also some there Or then again, do I dare let something, that by its very which are very difficult to answer. I've recently been told that presence could (or probably will) lead to even bigger and possibly we don't need to find answers. That scares me too. Culture Corner Review... Dudley Riggs offers fun evening Want a suggestion for an evening of an extra. And it grew to what is now the freeway. Their address is 2605 some really good drama ? Or do you one of the oldest existing satirical Hennepin Ave. So. prefer a social or political satire? revue theatres in the country. Performance times are at 8pm Music more your style? Or maybe you The show runs every night except Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, could use a show where you can just Monday, when the performance and Sundays, at which all 4 per- sit back and laugh? becomes a completely improvised formances give student discounts on The Dudley Riggs' Brave New performance on the spot. I haven't tickets with a current student ID. The Workshop in Minneapolis is seen the Monday Night Company yet, show runs both at 8 and 10pm on guaranteed to fill every one of those but hope to make it real soon. Fridays and Saturdays. requests, and a whole lot more from The theatre is located just off 1-94, a One suggestion: Call in ahead to there. From now until at least January few blocks up on Hennepin Ave. from guarantee a seat. [377-2120] 7, a show called "Some More of the Best of Brave New Workshop, Volume II" is making a lot of people laugh at the small cabaret style theatre on South Hennepin Ave. The performance The Sword is made up of a series of short bits from eight of their past shows, and The SWORD is the official publication of the Student Body of Concordia College, they are funny! It innocently manages St. Paul, Minnesota. The opinions and ideas found in the columns and letters do to poke fun at everything: from not necessarily express that of the paper or the school. snowmobilers to the age of automation, from old French movies Editors Timothy M. Frusti Faculty advisor . . . Pat Spaulding to cramming for tests. Robin Tesch Special resources . Larry Hackett One of the funniest bits of the show Journalism minister .. Kay Suchy demonstrated what everyone of us have experienced at one time or The Sword welcomes letters and Sword office, in the basement of the another. The term paper is due in one opinion articles from readers dealing Student Union, or be mailed to the hour, you're in the library cramming to with subjects of general campus editor through the mail. Letters and finish it, and suddenly every sound interest. Contributions should be opinion articles will be edited for style becomes a cannon roar. I laughed till signed with identification given [such and length and will not be returned. it hurt, and then some. as "CSP student," "professor of The Sword retains the right not to print The theatre itself started as an Science," etc.] For verification, any contribution. Names may be honest to goodness coffeehouse in opinion article writers should also list withheld if requested, but the editor the late fifties owned by Dudley Riggs. their telephone numbers. reserves the right release it privately if About then he started adding small Contributions can be brought to the requested by any other reader. shows of improvisational satire just as Page 5 Dec. 13, 1974 The Sword
To add to your prayer list An Invitation to Watch
"THIS IS THE LIFE - Jesus instructed us to watch and Please lead, dear Lord, all of the pray, to be ready at all times. activities and decisions made by An Entertaining Program With A Message the Student Senate that they can truly be serving Your Kingdom. Dear Lord : EVERY TUESDAY EVENING And bring students to a fuller , , • Please help us to die to self—to understanding of what IS going on be filled and satisfied that we have and what they can do to make it an AT 6:30 P.M. been accepted by you—and then ever more Christ centered to live a life with You as our Lord. organization. CHANNEL 2 KTCA-TV . Please give us proper motivation . . Thank You for hearing our prayer and attitudes in all that we think, for Jesus' sake. Amen. say, and do, that we could give You honor and glory with our lives and serve to direct others also to the foot of Your Cross.
. . Be with us as we head for home From the students' hand comes... for Christmas vacation. Let us use the time for relaxing, for visiting The Spirit moves each of us in own CSP students. If you'd like to friends and relatives, for sharing different ways; some to song, contribute your original poetry or Your loving Message, and most of some to speech, and some to the prose contact Holly Prigge, P.O. all, for growing in a closer per- written word. We offer to you here Box 671. sonal relationship with You. the fruits of inspiration from our "My Lady and I" (to H.P.) "Haiku" Fuzzy little puffs I heard some news the other day, Grasping the branches lightly That made my heart grow heavy. blowing in the Breeze. The headlines read in the boldest print EAT DO That God had died, and was buried that m orning. The paper talked of UFOs Miniature roots Of poverty, of pestilence. clasping unto deep, rich earth And I grew tired of this emptiness. An arm reaching upward. YOU KNOW... So I took my Lady's hand And walked into a wilderness Where we sat aside a lake. "Love" AIM! We counted stars and sang across the w ater. Fresh, Blissful, And found that God was there. Walking in meadows. R.F.C. It will never die, NO•EAUll Ecstasy. LS Did you know you must have this insurance coverage before Live radio show audience January 1, 1975? Did you know that not having No-Fault could open to student participation cost you your driver's license, your car Every Saturday afternoon beginning Dakota Dave Hull, the Fargo Flash and license, and a $300 at 5:00, A PRAIRIE HOME COM- Peter Ostroushko; fiddler Rudy fine? PANION, written and produced by Darling and the Middle Spunk Creek Did you know that your Garrison Keillor is broadcast LIVE Boys, members of the St. Paul insurance agent knows from the stage of the Variety Hall Chamber Orchestra and more. what you need to know Theatre in Lowertown St. Paul. The Keillor is a humorist and satirical about No-Fault. Call for the New Yorker magazine him right now. Get in public is invited to be a part of the writer on the know... now. studio audience for the weekly variety and is the inventor of Jack's Auto show. Pre-broadcast warm-up begins Repair of Lake Woebegone where "All at 4:30 pm and there is a one dollar tracks lead to Jack's where the bright admission charge for students. shining lights lead the way to com- Garrison's guests frequently include plete satisfaction." the country blues band Bogan, Martin The show is broadcast each and Armstrong; Vern Stutton, radio Saturday over KSJN-FM radio from St. tenor; Judy Larson and Bill Hinckley; Paul.
Concordia College Page 6 Klutz and company work to share Christ The community children's also translated into sign language in Christmas party this weekend is going one corner of the television picture to to be invaded by a nine foot tall help bring the message to the deaf. purple kangaroo. Also on hand will be The organization and the show is an army of puppets to liven things made up of Christian men and women up, plus a few regular people who who put in the time required for the should be able to explain the whole work completely without thing to the kids. renumeration, and all beyond their The kangaroo is Klutz, who appears own regular jobs and careers. It has on television every Saturday morning, been in existence for 18 years, channel 11 at 8:30. Klutz, and the completely supported by gifts. The whole program that appears on organization pays for the actual taping television and that will be part of the and expenses of the show and WTCN- program at the CSP party is part of an TV provides the free public service air organization based in St. Paul called time. Bible Education, Inc. Their message is The show is put together by an eight the Good News of Christ and their way member production team which in- of bringing the message to the kids is cludes artists, musicians, and a wide a true joy to watch. range of unbelievable imagination. It that requests it, as they are doing for The Saturday morning show, is actually this production team that the Community Christmas party produced, paid for, and taped by the will be at the Christmas party this tomorrow. Strangely, their purpose Bible Education, Inc., is called Bible weekend. In addition to these eight, behind this and all publicity they do is Story Time. It is a fantastic array of five more people help to make up the not centered around receiving con- cartoons, movies, puppets, people, 13 member Board of Control of Bible tributions. It is all centered around and kids, and is put on in the simple Education, Inc. getting children to watch the show, hope of catching children throughout One extra service of the and thus hear the message of the Cities who may not yet know what organization is the willingness to salvation through Christ which many Christ is and has done. As an extra make personal appearances, free of may never otherwise hear. part of that out-reach, each show is charge, to any group or organization Music building displays contemporary weavings produced by area artist
That contemporary art can be exhibits through the state of Min- has produced, which hangs at Hen- related and used as a positive part of nesota and surrounding states, and nepin Avenue United Methodist worship seems to be a strong im- has been an instructor in design and Church, received an award at the 1973 Conference of The Guild for Relgiious pression of the display of con- weaving in the Weaver's Guild of temporary weavings now showing in Minnesota since 1968. One work she Architecture. the Concordia Campus music building. The exhibit, a collection of weavings by Marjorie Pohlmann of Minneapolis, is on loan to Concordia during the month of December. With prices ranging from $60 to $700 per piece, the exhibit totaled is worth over On display in the Music $2,700. Many parts of the exhibit are titled building is an exhibit of to be either stoles, paraments, or altar ecclesiastical weavings cloths. All of the pieces are directly by Marjorie Pohlman. related to the church or the Christian faith as even the tapestries are titled "Coming Into Being" and "Christ in Glory." A number of the weavings were made specifically for use in area churches and are out on loan from the church for use in the present display. Ms. Pohmann has displayed
The Sword Page 7 CSP prof sees.. . "Great plus in education with Christian perspective"
"I believe that we are in a church Marxhausen, Dr. Krause and Dr. Holtz. college and yet in the world, and our When asked why he left the ministry education should enable the student for teaching Dr. Werling admitted, "I to understand our civilization at least was torn between the parish ministry as well as the secular world does, but and the academic life because I love with a great plus of looking at the people. But, I also love books and the educational task in a Christian per- growing understanding of the world in Dr. Henry Werling, CSP Associate spective." which we live. Teaching in a Lutheran Professor of Social Sciences. This philosophy of education is that college gives one the opportunity to held by Dr. Henry Werling Associate do both. Professor of Social Science at Con- "When I teach, I basically try to college football more than pro football cordia, St. Paul, who has been in- maintain respectable education and I enjoy major league baseball. I volved with the college, at least part standards. I let the students set the like the outdoors and fishing and time, more than most of it's students pace. I take students where they are boating." have been alive. and build on that. I seek to vary my "I'm not ready for retirement yet." In Dr. Werling is in his sixteenth year teaching methods. Probably more the future I plan to do research and of CSP full time in the areas of than I should I lecture. But, I include write, applying modern economic economics and history. He attended questions and answers, student led understandings to the economic Concordia College in Fort Wayne, discussions plus visual aids. I was a realities of the Biblical world." Indiana, and Concordia Theological little surprised when I first came here To a young person entering the Seminary in St. Louis graduating with because the students at that time world Dr. Werling's advice is: "Do the class of '35. He received his M.A. didn't like the student centered everything possible besides spiritual at Indiana University and his Ph.D. at classroom." reality and matters of our faith. As the University of Wyoming in 1961. In Dr. Werling was captain of his soon as possible he should set goals addition to these, Dr. Werling has also college basketball team and still takes and stick to and courageously seek to studied at many other universities, an active interest in college basket- reach them. One really creates his own including Cambridge University in ball. "I like athletics and take a lively opportunities and various op- England and the University of Min- interest in the sports page. I like portunities open if he does that." nesota. As a minister, Dr. Werling first served at Immanuel Lutheran Church Prior Lake, Minnesota. He then moved Students work with APC in and became pastor at Zion Lutheran Church in St. Paul. "While at Zion I The APC has found itself `up to its assisted with history and Latin at CSP by Mark Witte ears' in work already this year, but during the war years because of a Are there ways the curriculum at always recognizes its responsibility to shortage of teachers. I was asked to Concordia could be improved? Are the repond to student suggestions. Some teach because I had my M.A. and practices of registration, switching student suggestions are already being beyond," he explained in describing classes during the quarter, or even treated. One concerns how much his early connections with CSP. graduation requirements as they now control students might exert in He left the full time ministry in St. stand unfair? There is an organization determining who teaches certain Paul to teach at Seward, and then the at Concordia looking for answers and classes. Another is an attempt to alter University of Wyoming, returning here that wants to hear suggestions. the scholarly perspective from which in 1959. A few of his students while at The Academic Policy Committee, or basic religion classes are presently Seward included Professor APC as it is more commonly called, is taught to a more personal viewpoint a committee composed of students that would facilitate spiritual growth Any questions veterans at and faculty that does a lot of brain- in the classroom. Concordia College have concerning storming over these and many other If students see problems for the the G/ Bill should be directed to Bill related problems. APC to deal with, the normal method Nowak, the Veteran Representative The APC itself is made up of several of bringing it to the committee is on campus. Bill can be reached subcommittees which stem off into through the Student Senate Monday-Friday at 373-5609. some very specialized areas, such as representatives. From the Senate 11■1111111•11111111■111■1■M11.1 DCE or teacher education programs. meetings it then goes directly into the HANGGLIDING Others, like the curriculum com- committee to be dealt with. mittee, handle concerns that affect all The committee is made up of two Why not for you? Let us show you that students, including such things as the faculty members and four students. it can be safe and sane as well as the wild approval of new courses. Once every Faculty members include Profs. Sch- ultimate freedom. Lessons $20. Kites three weeks all of these sub- miel and Meyer, and student $450 - $650. committees meet together in order to representatives on the committee are Fly with Free Flight Systems. then decide matters recommended by Paul Werfelmann, Laura Vogt, 426-5552 777-2721 each subcommittee. Christine Quinn, and Mark Witte. Page 8 Dec. 13, 1974 Concordia College
With added depth from transfers... CSP basketball optimistic overindulged themselves to height disadvantage against most of by Craig Hergert Thanksgiving Day dinner; Hamline their foes again this year. Coach An aura of optimism is present with knocked the stuffing out of them 87- Hendrikson hopes to compensate for this season's Comet basketball squad. 56. Fritz Raedeke led Concordia with this with the great jumping ability the This may seem surprising, con- 16 points and 7 rebounds, and team has shown in practice. sidering last year's 3-16 record playmaker Jim Meyer chipped in with THE COMETS WILL GO with a 12 points. coupled with the return of only three rotating offense this year, but will list The Comets recovered quickly with lettermen. However, to a team that Less Haas at center. Forwards will desperately needed help, much help a 83-55 trouncing of Pillsbury. Handicapped by 15 fouls and frequent include Fritz Raedeke and Dave has been provided. Crocker (both transfers), Dave The lift the Comets needed will be violations, Concordia took a slim two Kellerman, and Chris Hass, a returner point lead after one half of play. In the given by a host of tranfer students and from last year. Returner Jim Meyer second half the defense closed the a much larger turnout than a year ago. heads the guards, which include Some of the transfer students who door on Pillsbury and the Comets hit Austin, Savings, and returners John have impressed Coach John Hen- 13-16 from the free-throw line to make Schultz and Denny Will. Meyer, a good drikson are Sherman Austin, a junior the game a rout. Austin and Raedeke outside shot, will be expected to from St. Johns, Kansas; Lee Hass, a led the Comets with 19 points each. quarterback the club. The Comets first practice was held 6'4" junior from Concordia at Austin, Gone from last year are Kris October 21 with 17 players reporting. Texas; and sophomore David Saving, Erickson, Lefelt Jackson, and Kerry Football players intending on playing a junior college transfer. Roth. Jackson and Roth, co-captains basketball could not start until the end The Comets started their season last year, will be assistant coaches to of the grid season. About six gridders with a victory, as they sneaked by Coach Hendrikson. bring the roster to 23, a great increase North Central Bible College 80-78. It The first conference game will be over last season. Depth, which was was a see-saw battle, with the lead played January 17 at Yankton. Ten sorely lacking last season, is now in exchanging hands continuously. A conference games will be played in all, abundance. Coach Hendrikson, free throw a piece by Sherman Austin and the Comets should escape the impressed by the turnout, said "I'd be and David Saving in the final seconds cellar this season. Last year Sioux surprised if we're not at least .500 at preserved the Concordia victory. Chris Falls, Bethel, and Northwestern Iowa season's end." Hass, who relieved his foul-plagued tied for first place. The weaknesses the Comets brother Lee, was the Comet's out- No seniors adorn the roster this showed last season and have been standing player, pulling down 16 year, so the squad is young, but not being dealt with in practices prior to rebounds and hitting 70 percent from inexperienced. It is likely that this the season's opener with North the field for 16 points. Sherman Austin season's regular will all be together Central Bible College on November 26 was high point man for the Comets again next . year, which means that included last year's problem of in- with 20. Concordia basketball fans should have consistent shooting. Also, last year On November 30, the Comets were something to cheer about for quite some players played out of position. outclassed physically by the bigger some time. Hamline team. Possibly the Comets The Comets will find themselves at a HAIN All UMPA-0Mag TIRED of the HAIRCUT FREE TO TRAVEL? Price RIP-OFF? .111 Due to rapid growth in the air - charter market, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ARRANGERS HAMLINE BARBERSHOP needs a marketing representative on your campus. Excellent pay scale, opportunity to earn FREE Conventional prices European travel and great advancement potential.
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