Concordia Preparatory - Concordian Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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jhe oncor ia Chorus- Concordiais chorus S the group that gave ol its lime, talent, and energy to add to the beauty of our IIlllSlI'ill presentations . . . that survived hours of throat-aching rehearsing to prepare for the Fall concert, for Send Uut Thy Lightv, and then the Spring concert . . . that, in addition to all this, somehow managed to work hard enough to qualify for TV -- and went down to W',lZ to spend an 8-hour day in singing, standing. and more singing to supply the musical background for a lnroad- cast that lasted only thirty minutes - and loved it all. .. B. ,,, Music for ilu' Christmas play . . Wwe Arc' 1illfl'1'Klllg.9-D. . Is This 'flu' llvfzyu . . ll l1ilv Hy 1lys1,.,.f. . lfllll ll real liz 1' vrho. . .llr. jlntt. .lil1lI:flg. . Glory to fdlflfi . . f'lll1llll'S rvilh u'11.x'-c'11tr'l10rs . . rolws . . hymns . . 'l'l' broadcast . . zrith Pres. Behnkvn . . blinding lighls . . silvru-v . . lllll'fl'SllIlg !'lllll4'fllS, lm-lmirul 1-quipnwnl . .

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. X gif' f , 4, 1 Ev' i l QNX-C D190 Q if SANS THE BAND THE ORCHESTRA . . . Smncwhut lmmlivappcml by at low im-inlwrsliip anal litnitml pt-rimls of rchcursatl, our Bunfl unel Ur- vlwstru workml lmrtl. and Cillllff through with lint' slmwings at our annual Full antl Spring Cm14't'i'ts. . . uml with spiritccl lnarchcs anti Songs at our loutlmll :mtl Imskt-tlmll QIRIIIIPS. Key figure in our Nlusit' Dv- purtnivnt, Nlr, Mott, with his cvt-1'-prose-lit niixturv ol' lH'I'S0llilllly :intl ztlrility, clrvw from us llvflglingg musiviuns tho sum total of our polmltialilivs . . . nmultlvtl our talents into rt scrivs of pu-st-iittililv pru- grzuns . . . 'lougli going for at whilv, hut in tht- vncl wc- vouhl lu- sun- that many people haul lwm-lil:-cl . . . lmth in our ullzlivlivvs anrl zunong oursvlvvs . . .

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St-lu-nt-t-nttly . Milt-s and miles of G.l'i. plants . . . Niagara Falls . . tht- Vilhirl- 7O She Choir our- . . Sigltt-seeing in Alhuny . . . Nlunsions, elevators, woozy Sl0Ill1H'llS . . . the tour of at 'l'V studio in pool and Dexil's Hole Park . . . with hcautiful scenery front high places . . . Drenching spray at thc footfol' the falls . . . slipping, sliding, falling . . ice-coated trees . . . The llorscshoe Falls . . . their tremendous size, weight, and sound . . . Canada and souvenirs '. . . Later, Ro- 1 1 chester, with its Kodak works . . . fun, giddiness . . . sharp, cold air . . . ft . . . And at each scheduled stop . . . Supper, with creamed chicken or baked ham . . . laughter at tables . . . the smoking law . . . relaxation . . . Concert time, with Joanne Steege and Walt Reu- ning alternating on the organ accom- paniment . . . intermissions . . . reces- sionals . . . Then entertainment . . . quartet, short 'Lthank-you speeches . . . Brusco and the hidden violin, Wylipich and his page-turning . . . Hosts . . . and a good nights' rest . . . gays ' 's -01' gsm . . . The grey day we started on . . . Crocheting afghans . . . With, outlined lectures on the scenery, and Bu- row, who hatched a crate of oranges on the way to Albany . . . Card-playing . . . exhausted but repeated song repertolres . . . .loe', and his much-talked-of Muriel . . . illrs. K. and her face-washings . . .