Concordia College - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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50 v • -v [ j.S i Via ' rd House . . . with a Benclix washer and ear-splitting vocalizing . . . dan- gerous individuals with gleams in their eyes, scissors in their hands, and man- ias lor cutting hair . . . Earlv morning battles with cold, sopping washcloths directed against sleepy laces . . . after- dark counter-attacks in the form of cracker-crumbs strewn between bed- sheets . . . . . . Chilly September nights down at the r . . . sharp, clear evening skies . . . bright stars . . . long talks . . . The Re:, and its silent, solemn, lonely beauty after a light snowfall . . . Its soft warmth and bud- ding yellow-greenness in Springtime . . . its placidness . . . f kip ping stones into its clear waters . .