Concordia College - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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27 Sieker Mall Sieker Hall . . . surrounded on three sides by pine, maples, and hemlock . . . our home, where for two or three years we men l ived in an environment of lab- books and lexicons, empty words and weighty discussions, serious work, and prayer . . . The place best described as a ' den of activity at some times, and as a ' castle of indolence at others. And in the months of Christian fellowship spent in these echoing corridors and smoky rooms t lie seeds of lifedong friendships and cquaintances were sown . . .

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And after all those years , the doors of Bohm Hall opened again for us . . . sent us on to bigger things, but with ever a permanent place in our hearts and memories for those stormy, happy, and cherished years . . . Somewhat taller, still sentinels of the same old doors, those same ever- greens, that ceaselessly rock to and fro, that count off ' t lie years like big. dark metronomes - were last to see us leave. 26

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