Concordia College - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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MINISTERIAL With every handshake, three napkins. CLIFFORD Rl IS Stentorian monkeyshines display Roger ' s creative imagination, although they sometimes tend to obscure his deep-seated spirituality. Culture from the mailman. DONALD SCHAEFFER His report cards reflect a retentive mind that works to good advantage in his studies. Most of his spare time is taken up by the Band, Orchestra, and Choir. Hospitalization begins in bureau drawers. WALTER SCHOENFUHS Born in the Bronx, bred on books, he is the epitome of young scholarship. Mildred expects his doctorate any year now. Satisfaction from a Chesterfield PAUL SCHULZE His home has become a popular week-end resort At the piano he plays his own interpretations of any- thing from Roger Young to the Brahms ' Haydn Variations. • 12

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MINISTERIAL In fluorescence, interference. JOHN CRAUDIN He can be depended upon to come through in any emergency. He works hard and does every job well. : .- ' :v ' . ■.¥ ' ;!•. ' j ,. With every band-aid, a comb. CLYDE KAMINSKA Joe College personified. An all- around athlete less the build (with shoulders to match) but born with an indomitable spirit that says, Co! From grandpa, a seminary. HERMAN KELLERMANN Take a vet from Florida, move him to Ohio, then bring him East to school — but watch your ears! For the room, a hint from humanities. THEODORE MOELLER The capacity for talkative enthusi- asm and hard work makes it easy for Beavie to participate in many activities and do a good job at the same time. II •

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MINISTERIAL A Minnesinger on a kerosene circuit. ERNEST SMITH Some call him jovial, others call him a bum (the Brooklyn variety) , but all agree that Smitty is one of the best tempered fellas they ' ve met. Rose fever and little red wagons. FREDERICK STIEMKE Always a good question: Where is Stanley 3 It can be any one of a dozen places, including (sometimes) the Dean ' s List. 13 •