Concordia Preparatory - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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455 85:5 meyer gradd . . LOUlSE BUNLY1. Louise . . . Painstalcing, . . . First-to lied and last L0 rise . . '. Blue elbows to march Ihr: lwirling uniform . . . Knilier ol argyle socks and sweaters . . . You olal pol. HELEN ll0SClll4lR Helen . . . Welcome mat for mice and squirrels . . . Scintil-. lining . . . linergetic . . . Blaclg eyenl llomecoming Queen . IIB L Atlxls-tie . . . Wli'q.g, Gee Wqilir J' , ikerslw CGS-yn ,frw L NURNLX NEUWAN guy' vis, ,:f9A i! N0rnia . . . Maternal . . . ln wirfg. jx!! W,!Qx,w, Lf liaslu-lliall, a last and furious ,Jfix Y- -A 'N clrilmbler . . . Advice to the love- 'PQ9' A F lorn . . . Works on an sclieclule -j7 lv,- JA,k jf . . . Talks with her eyes . . . Ji! -Q39 iwlj- l G, pf. uDUll.l lie bitter. J' Ylryiikql 6,4 ' P' ij' ' rf' J. H Uh ' CUNSTANCE llllCllL Q--Dx I by lf, mx Connie . . . Patience Pru- yi' 3' 'A ml' Nkzf N jf ny climate . . . Umiih-cu-il . . . X 7 Qi-'Y iw lla-ssiixevvi s rule luv Nunn ple l- L T , ' X . . . liaivpvr of llw .czuislle alncl J l Ns' lmrollwr Bill . . . Willi an ever- rvaulv crying-slioulcler . . . Ks up to You. may if ff!! faf .1-fx, ' ' - A1111 'llllll at 1' ' 1071.7 ' 5-Olllon lvavps . - the ffrrtfrlilfl . . , 1,-rms . I H1 5 . - ,r f1ygmf,,.g.w..,,,, ' ffffllllml gain ,gal 'CD 0fSOll1p0nl, fukin, of 1-nlor in pvvryth, xo by 5' 0 l'rurult- R mg ' - .luypf 'W .Y Ou' , I brhk , 5 Of rugflin :- -5 air . f'riSI dh, . A 'l ,s fy lvlllvf Q '- Ilmf gkit ' fvr and r 011 Qn I'0rr'h ,, rrmvrs . . or Su-irl uhh tht l I r. , zum r umlvr ' f f' iff 1 ' , A , -'gf llgllf on fl ,lnifpjpuins I , - 1 4 1 5.9 B.:-,,Q ,QQ M . L 31.14,-

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Ex, 1 1665 moyer Jia!! s-.N N' .r - H 4 -4 I 'Q .Lgcfy .1 Mt Eff' 1, ,J xx W ,1 o hull llll i lqlimin . . . Out of our parents' cars, haggage and all, we walked up the front path - past the spruccs on the front lawn 4 to the hollow-worn, wooden steps Lot' Ressmcycr Hall. That was on a vaguely-remcm- wwf ' hered September morning, some fcw, short years 1 'n 'lr A 1 - kl k ' 1 V 41 fy ago . . . nc now, az- we loo Jac into tic many J y.3l',Vl1g . months we 1-nent there, we find that it takes time tl ,i ,W W . I l pl JN 'Nxt -1 to enumerate all the details of our teen-agcd days, 1 Wir ltt,.X,l.'1g., both at this school and in the dorm . . . at a quick 6 WW! if mr' glance we only rcmemher Ressmcycr as thc home X ff,,1,IlN limp. fl! ol one lug whirling atmosphere, the atmosphcre of M A ' X ' ll' youth -- packed with all the meaning and charm if XNXWRN if dll that that word holds . . . 0 ' 'Y '-X , 1 fl lox ,xfxf XJ' ' Everv inch of Ressme 'er . . . from its front walk A X ' - ' . . . nv X-CNN X 2 XJ 'ff . . . up its winding staircase, . . . to its sun roof Q-I r-K ,. HNX.,x,,. f4 ours to have and to remember . . .

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Q , ,, 5. i Ressmeyer Hall . . . where with muscles and endur- unvc uvquirpal from twirl- ing and l'llQl'l'illg practice, we girls were always in good shape for chores like ironing and washing, rug- heating and room-cleaning . . . with honic-made harm- onies and dungarccs . . . where u private'7 tele- phone hooth netted dates that cvcryonc on the stairs never knew a thing about . . . and Sunday afternoons were for idle walks . . . and hringing home flowers from the Rez . . . 4 i .3 5 ,F S. I 'in-W . . Sunday morning walks to Waverly the neu .spapfrs ro 00 and n lmwy or tlmsw uho nussml break ast . . . tennis racquvts . . . Full Autumn moons thai ns: slowly, that slum' Ing and ycllou through old leaflvss lzrfzrwlws . . . Rose Avenue . . tlw atlzlf tu' vlfl rorl.s pnws stom steps