Concordia Preparatory - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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RIESSMIEYIER HALL

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I Slim as Y av' 404 Hn Jlaua an Man For an hour or more I lay there, staring blankly out of the win- dow. Until all at once it dawned on me that this-this was the very window, complete with initials and all, that so many years ago had become in the wink of an eye a positive testimony to my daring and accuracy. What an orange that had been! And what a crash! I thought about that all the way down the stairs and half way down the front drive toward the highway. And it made me feel so good that I decided that I didn't mind it so much after all being here alone. It wasn't too bad-for a while. I continued on to the highway and then down the road to the huge white house with the mammoth porch that had been Ressmeyer Hall for Girls. The huge porch afforded excellent shelter from the rain. So leaning against a pillar, I managed for a moment to forget about the wind, the rain, and myself. And I think I almost chuckled to myself when I remembered .... 58 .fl 'e-1.3 I

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4 MISS ELLEN STAHLBERG Who taught the college business courses . . . And baked delicious choco- late chip cookies for her gals in Ress- meyer . . . Who seemed quite a lively bunch for so quiet a person to control . . . But from the looks of things . . . She did it. Sweet Home S x . ,r V .-Q f t i J I, i f 1 ,K f '- 'i ' i in 4 44.5 if Q !'? l-in l- ix ' ' X. - 'Qf S 5 QL , I U L . ,pg is A I is., ,V KL Uri, 'L L A ' L K . s 5 ,v Q V . , . -. L ' L fi t r . - i ip TS: A 1. 5, , 1 k trijiig ' ,eh , L - I tl..- LQ - 14255525 A it L ' ' P fi' J-QsiTlf?f? MQ? , X l V . . I , M Ai, '- .lf I . Y 3 R ' . f -L- I - x.. i le . S 254- i ' , , 1 o Who, it is said, never smiled ibefore lunch . . . And then never stopped until midnight . . . Or after . . . Who had the nasty habit of dumping water on whoever stayed on the tele- phone too long . . . Who spent a whole day mopping up water . . . After someone turned the third floor into a lake . . . By inadvertantly leaving a faucet running . . . Then the metro- politan area had a water short- age . . . You figure out the cause . . . Who put aside all this frivolity every Wednes- day evening to share in a de- votion prepared by one of their number. F i v 5 5