Concordia College - Spire / Concordian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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“The women behind the dinners . . . Bill Ross: Man, those cakes! ... August takes a rest... Loan shark, laundramat, and orator, Art Krause ... Gym King Ron and his attendants ... ‘Now, this wont hurt a) bite eee tettehen Crew: Don’t look so sad, Augie, anyone can break a dish... ‘Ma’ Nuss and her boys.”

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