Concordia College - White and Blue Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Hi, STAN SS WZ THE WHITE a AND BLUE » Sereno PONISI UHANE RARER EA SOMALIA IRIAN ERIN PASO RMA LEAL YK a AGRA em Sok G) 8 SNEAK EARLE MAIN SH ene So ae ne Seasan ee camtnatnaineianne amet temnminentcama non ome) Sea aeahame anbeeenian obdaihibe ainabanan ahainn chemmema meen eam ten ee oe TT — = — Pte tah “Here at the pleasant twilight hour, , When daily tasks are o'er, We gather on the chapel steps To sing our songs once more. The braided branches of the elms In silence bend to hear, And hoary walls, and ancient halls Ring back our tones of cheer.” Page Nine

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AS ne nema a tae A RON GOP DNR OR eS OA A NN ER RRR NOMA gt a OR NS Gem g “FE WHITE @ AND BLUE Ss “When as pilgrims we come to revisit thy halls To what kindlings the season gives birth! Thy shades are more soothing, thy sunlight more dear, Than descend on less privileged earth. For the good and the great, in their beautiful prime, Thro’ thy precincts have musingly trod; As they girded their spirits or drank from the streams That make glad the fair city of God.” Page Eight

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