Concordia College - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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PREP SCHOOL ACADEMIC Instead of lemons, oranges preferred. VOLKMAR NIEMITZ Admiral procures maximum grades from minimum effort, transcending the class in math, plus having been engaged in the capacity of basketball manager. A new twist for old ruts. ALEX SEIDLER His goal is fixed on literary produc- tions; and he devotes his time, in private to reading, at leisure to think- ing, in public to radicalism. To man size the quick way. ARTHUR STRUBE Disseminating his talent in the fields of studies and mirth, Chicken has ex- hibited a love for intramural sports and 8:30 pinochle. A role as Lohengrin? HERBERT TEPPER His unfathomable personality af- fords no interpretation, while his genial mien provides him with a gen- erous number of friends. 33 •

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PREP SCHOOL ACADEMIC ;- Take your prof ' s advice with a dust rag. MICHAEL LUKAC His bowling has gained him mem- bership in the 200 club. His scholar- ship has merited him those coveted subject-prizes. 3 V Nocturnal gnawings elicited complaints. WOLFGANG MATTHES Wolf, exposed to Western senti- ment, has raised animals and (either by necessity or opportunity) developed a liking for cowboy music. That extra Saturday effort. KENNETH MILLER Dabbling in the accordion and sax, Ken, though quiet by nature, plays baseball well enough to arouse atten- tion and engender speculation. 1 prepare for August now! JULIUS MORAVCSIK An aspiring polyglot, our Hungarian friend has been in seven countries. He objects to marks but has no trouble getting them. • 32

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PREP SCHOOL ACADEMIC i Radar? possibly-swish? probably JAMES WONG WU Foggy, thriving on math, as mous- taches thrive on him. shows by his fine basketball that he really isn ' t in a fog. Some think it ' s a big chair. ANTONIO ZACCARA Late to bed and early to rise, Duke nevertheless excells in sports. He has no inhibitions about lending money, when he has it. • 34