Concordia Preparatory - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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L.. 'a lin Times Past ls. Wlio never smoked in their rooms . . . But somehow managed to burn ironing boards, pretzels, and psych notes . . . And didn't kid anybody about X having a lounge . . . They admitted it 'Q sg, had all the comforts of a smoking room . . . And more smoke . . . The music of saxophones after hours . . . And the bouncing of batons . . . All of which added color to the nightly Tea Time . . . Quaint, cute, and gussy . . . But not repulsive to those who ate Satur- day lunches in the dorm . . . And, in sane moments, were quick to reflect on the inspiring beauty of the con- servatory f... Had you seen it you would have done so, too. 5 f v 71