Concordia Preparatory - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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llR.'XNlfX'l'lC SUCll'1'l'Y --- . . . Thai organization. without whosa- a-flortf anal time Cona'oraliu's Ch1'istniusa's woulal nvva-r ha' a-oniplvtaz lla-ualval by Prof. lf. l,ua'a'k0. thaisa' pa-oplv workval as at a'loSa'ly-knit unit to put our annual S0nal Uni Thy Light into proaluction lor its sixta-a-nth a'onsa-a-utivv ya-au' . . . Wvith Art lmsslia- as pramiala'nt. Bill Dia-hl our lighting vngincer. anal Phil Kraft. stuga- lIlilllllgl'l'. long hours of stuga' pi'f'pan'zlti011, a-mtttiiiawlittillg anal part-stualying was put in hy both this K'0Illlllllll'0 anal purtia-ipaating pa-rfornia-rs, l'rol'. l,ua-cka' ali- ra'a'ting1 nt ra'lia-ursuls . . . Tha-n tha' a'hoir . . . timing . . . anal it wa'a-ka-nal of wa-ll-alta-nalcal larv- sa-nt.ntionf ..., X hllfillg play Y W- no lllillCll for zn llra'uta-r lllllH'0l'4ll3l Funal . . a Q -.,. ,Af , . Vu, , '. .- a , ,M 1 -- s' - . . W, -jj, f- f- . x .fm ' ' ' 61 3r....,+., ,, .,, , . ,,4n.,., A ,,. Q... l'lN'l'l'Ili'l'AlNNll'IN'l' CtlNlMl'l l'l'1laI . . . Tha- organizers, ill'l'llllgl'l'S, anal plunna'rs of our sawiznl alctivitivs . . . who alolaral out a-nta-r- luinlna-nt Fitllgflllg in illlll0Sl!lll'l'l' from tha' rialiv- ulous to tha- Slllllllllth anal Iwlpalal in tha' smooth running ol' ovvnts lika' llllllll'-llllllllllg W'a'a-kvnal anal tha- Christnlus anal 'llnalilwgivillg Bunqua-ts . . . NX ho with 'Kialaliv l'aartia's . tha' Hugs' Drag, un ull-aluy picnia' ut Aralalvy. tha- Winta-r lnforniul, anal. for tha- lirrt lima- in Cona'an'aliu's History tha: Hohos' alratgging of tha- Hugs, grlunnval to incluala- in 51's lun anal frolia' an Spring Formal, ha'ua'h party. anal April Vurivty Show . . . So far, u joh wvll alonan with Xa proin- ising outlook for the rest of thai ya-ur. Sa'nd Out Thy Liglliu .. will: IIa'la'n Kansrlzvr aaml lluull Rafunuzg us .llaary anal .loxafplz . . If-liflt' . - lilfaa lifting slmlfy. lflllllllj' Sl'1'lll'fy . . Flllllllillg arf: lrulzlvrs ta. .tal liglzls anal Iupa' lvauls. . .llaalring up . . pool unal 'I'l' lwfura' rurtann lima' . . prazmplmg . . nvrvamsrzafss . . ,-1 1a'a'la'auna- rvlavasa' 1a'l1a'n ils allvauwr . . I1 a'rma'ala-al lla am ll' ugam . .

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60 CHEERLEADERS . . .iWl1o at the beginning had as their only fears the inevitable banged knees and em- barrassing falls . . . or losing a shoe while performing . . . A synchronized combination of stimulating cheering-voices led by Helen Roscher and .loan Clausen, these guys and gals battled and yelled their way through a rainy, muddy Home-Coming Day football game, and later in the year, in de-pleated skirts and crowded cars eovercd the away basketball games . . . Cheers for the glory of .C. C. I. - with laryngitis., sweaters, soeks and saddle shoes . . . dreams about a cart- wheel . . . and little Jimmy, whose 2 cents and falling pants added so nluch to an al- ready successful year . . . TWIRLERS . . . Who after weeks of aching backs, bruised elbows and disap- pointing attempts, emerged with enough broken overhead lights to their credit to merit a place in the gymnasiunfs spotlights . . . who added color and curves to half-times at basketball games, sparkle and spirit at football half- timcs. Tutored and led by Connie Diehl, these girls did much to liven the spirit and atmosphere of our athletic events, and twirled their way this year from a new re-organized beginning to a hap- py, though black-and-blue-end. -SQGD to Cheers . . hoarse throats - pet 1N'l'l'l' of Hr. .VON . . Clzruniing. 'firirlirtg lmlons . . Conf-vrls in flu' ,gym I' l'Silif'llf JlIl'j'1'7'.S installation. . . Phys Iffl rlrzssvs . . .4 smlrivnly frigid lil'f0fll1flfiUlI. Sumlay, with slum ring rrowrls mul a stirring sermon . . Open llousv. with ns l,'l'fl'l'llllS iran-Izirzg ilu' sur:-ive from Sivl.'vr's wimlou S

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