Concordia High School - Hurkaru Yearbook (Concordia, KS)

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All That Man Loves, Or Fears, Or Hates Characteristic of the ac- tivities of the '72-'73 school year were the intense emo- tions of the participants. The pendulum swung from the high pitched school pride and class rivalry of Home- coming to the relaxed en- joyment of assemblies and FTA and Kayette parties. We remember fear--or is it only the appreciation of a new hair style—and the satisfaction of teamwork in serving a ball, doing a pom- pom routine, wiping up the 220, or blending 64 throats into one voice. 5

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“All That To Heaven And Earth Relates” We remember the hard work that resulted from school pride and led to the satisfaction of successes in every- thing from basketball to citizenship. Two long-standing traditions--prom and a foreign exchange student were tremendous successes this year. And, almost before we know it, school is out! 4

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“All That The Wit Of Man Conceives All That He Wishes, Hopes, Believes.” Hard Work Pays Off In Scholarships For These Seniors Among the senior scholarship winners were FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Brewer, M. Hanson, S. Weigand; SECOND ROW: L. Wiltse B. Turner, I. Horkman; THIRD ROW: P. Johnson, R. Hattan. 6 These are the lessons that I teach. The Press by James Montgomery