Concordia College - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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BUSINESS With every remark, a reminder. JOAN NINESLINC She was this year ' s captain of the cheerleaders. Quick on the come-back, she always has the last word. Everybody should have his own corner. JOAN RECES Her tastes run in extremes — from movie magazines to the opera. By now she is well conditioned to B-2 ' s sense of humor. What ' s a meal without coffee? MARION SORENSON With a sincerity that is often over- looked, Marion has shown the ability to shed unusual light on many a sub- ject. For every doctrine, a diagram. GINGER STALLMAN Always ready to lend a hand, she is a model student. She is sincere, co n- scientious, and a lot of fun. 21

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BUSINESS Time out for a psychological escape. DIANE BORCESON With Mud it ' s always the unexpect- ed — practical jokes and week-end con- finements. Out of it all she manages to come through with a good story. In penny banks, a teacher ' s fortune. ELEANOR CRAMER Although she is unpredictable in her carefree moments, she loves to listen to music and to read poetry. One hand, three no ' s. RUTH ECKHARDT Continually pushing the alarm clock ahead, Ickey loves her sleep. In her waking moments, she has a wide range of interests. They ' re all lump-lump. ALICE LIENECK Neatness and reliability are synony- mous with Alice. Profoundly silent in the classroom, out of class she is a pleasant companion. 20

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BUSINESS W ;. ' - The 15-day Bon Ami plan. ANNE VINCENT The element is always surprise (rubber bands, unpredictable quips, 50 words or bust ) . She is chief con- tributor to the share-the-lunch plan. The metronome tasted like spearmint. CLAIRE ZANDER She ' s the life of the party. Accord- ing to her real music came from New Orleans, the home of jazz. • 22