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Words at Parting Old words about old things ... A solid link between the present and the past ... A magic wand conjuring up school day memories . . . Odd what a piece of paper can do. Concordia Collegiate Institute bronxville 8. new york June, 1950 To the Members of the Class of 1950 As you pass the rostrum on graduation day to receive your diplomas, we of the faculty stand aside to mingle a hearty Godspeed with our farewells to you. If you could. return to a Concordia commencement ten or twenty years hence, without the high emotions of the graduation hour and with some opportunity to test in more earnest living the truths learned upon this campus, perhaps you then would be in a better position to define more fully the meaning of your Concordia diploma. All the comforts and little hurts, all the coziness and little pains of these days will long ago have merged for you into one cherished memory of Alma Mater. Then, perhaps, you will say that the meaning of your Con- cordia days may be compacted into two words: foundation and direction. The foundation for your life cane from a book which is Truth, the direction for your life, from a Man who is the King of Kings. This Book of Truth, whose principles pervade all teaching, has permanently defined your relations upward, towards your Creator, and laterally, towards your fellow men. To that Man, who is your God, you have been led to give the deepest allegiance of your hearts and to Him you are giving the whole service of your lives. So fixed and so directed, you need not cower before all the dread possibilities of danger and destruction, about which we b=ar so much so incessantly in 1950. A life so orientated will have the stuff for useful, worthwhile serving, even in a turbulent world. May these two words always summarize the larger meaning 7 ?i e f ' at Concordla . That this treasure may forever be yours and that it may grow in richness with the passing of time is the meaning of our handclasp on your graduation day. , -Ht , L1 g0 ? d wishes to every one of you for success in the spirit of Concordia. Sincerely yours, Albert E. Meyer Acting President
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