Concordia Preparatory - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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Across the road was the Bronxville Y p'9' . ' r Q , Y . , 4 B, K THE CONCORD STAFF Wlio put out the bi-weekly product of Editor Everett K 1 linsiiill in ha dl' ' wr' ers ns,wtg,lFKa5 thei . Ally li Vzther, ed? ncbtxjzfddeaitlfiie fM ir- ' -'J 4 A . ,. ore iecrs r the diior if U flfglyiofe nf forlnk. . . And M, :uygood jxtwli-nglout for guys , fp W' T it T s s In I 0 N, like e who didnt have their Band! English Can Bo llnqbdfesjginfg JL f fe mJ.y713ia if was frm. rl ff -' i pf if 1 1 f' fr! , ' i I, l lf ,fx d ,gyf L f 1 , in ,,,-ff' ,af T QOQDIAN STAFF XX tried iiard, anyway . . . H !Af',,50Vbrkitg'ii,wliole year on what ,,f took ls all just two mintes to ,Dread . . . A few good pictures . . . A good word or two . . . About me . . . But it was the same old thing . . . In spite of itself . . . I gave mine to the Salvation Army '... Good reading for the blind. Community Chapel - Lutheran . . . Wliere most of us attended services . . . It had been located in three rooms of a large house . . . Then the congrega- tion had begun to build a church . . . You could see it out of the front win- dows of the Administration Building if you tried . . . An odd structure, unlike any I'd seen before . . . But beautiful in its own way . . . And the House of God . . . Quite a sight to see as it rose up out of the ground . . . It was not finished when I left . . . But then, is a church ever really finished? 83 awp-vw .0

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is al, i L 1 1,1 1' vel l rm . fl p I v It ' v w-'pl 'l I, lY? gl I 1 Aly! i S 5 y r if rl I nf . al' xl' fi , i 1 1 .. l I '1 4 Q THE FINANCE COMMITTEE Who were entrusted with the important task of regulat- ing the finances of the varied student committees and activi- ties . . . Its guiding stars . . . Roy Shurmann, school comp- troller . . . And Faculty advisor Fahrenkrug . . . They managed to simplify the schools finan- cial network . . . But it still took two weeks to collect on a bill . . . Thats life. X by! 335 Z' t , 535 ,si ra S N Q att? STUDENT COUNCIL Whom we elected to keep everything humming smoothly . . . While we went blissfully along, they worked . . . Ap- pointing high school and col- lege students to the various offices pertaining to the func- tional work of both divisions . . . Charlie Otis, the Student Body President, held the reins . . . And the council held peri- odic meetings. 82 O , By, and or Wliere the clubs met and held forth . . . The French Club under the supervision of Miss Bonnie Dozer and Presi- dent joyce Price . . . With their movies, guests, packages, and play . . . The Pre-Theo- logical Club guided by Profes- sor Wilbtir Luecke and Presi- dent Edward Rauflf . . , Who had periodic lectures and dis- cussions . . . And the Religion Club which held weekly Tues- day meetings . . . Over whose program of discussions Profes- sor Grunau and President Ever- ett Kalin worried . . . Where the clubs met . . . And we, I think, came forth a bit wiser.

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.Ms ar y s are THE CHAPEL In the midst of classroom hustle and bustle . . . A quiet sanctuary . . . A place for medi- tation and worship . . . For drawing nigh to the source of all knowledge . . . The source of wisdom . . . And all strength . . . A place to bow one's head and plead, Lord, help me. The one place on campus which came close to embodying the essence, spirit, and ideal that we called Concordia,