Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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jfnremurh NOTHER year in passing has left the imprint of its touch on the life of the institu- tion. Class ,22, in preparing for the last long farewell to her dear Alma Mater, leaves behind as a living monument to the six happy years spent at Concordia this yearbook, Concordia Annual '22,7' a record of the life and progress of the Class and the College in the days that have gone never to return. Concordia Annual '22 is not the culmination of the eHorts of six years at College, it is in custom but an incident to graduation. Still, into the creation of this Annual there has been put an earnestness of purpose in thought and work that seeks to make it a book truly Worthy of the reader's attention. Therefore, dear reader, to your kind consideration do We entrust this our Annual, with the request that in reading it you may remember Class '22, and with the hope that in its perusal you may derive pleasure as great as that We have had in preparing it for you. .

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