Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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At the stroke of 12, tradition has it that mysterious, delightful things begin to happen in toy shops. Our ''Spieizeuggeschaeft ' was no exception, for it formed the theme of the Homecoming Variety Show. Dancing elves, marching wooden soldiers, a story-telling Little Red Hooding Ride, singing clowns and a lively Jack-in-the-box were a few of the toys who came to life to entertain the audience as a fitting-ending to an eventful Homecoming celebration. Ballerina, Kathie Broockmann performed a graceful ballet to Grieg's, ''Morning Mood, Co-chairmen, Jim Wollmann and Elaine Michael review final pre- parations for the variety show.

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COLLEGE WEST JESSE HALL SCHUELKE HALL EAST HILLCREST Ah! Was haben wir hier?--Homecoming dorm projects all centered around the theme Das Schulfest. ’ All the projects predicted defeat of the Colorado College Tigers at the hands of the Bulldogs. College West welcomed the victims into the oven of their witch's cottage. And East Hillcrest agreed that ''Tiger meat is good to eat!'' Jesse Hall set out to capture the Tigers by chas- ing them with a shotgun and they were encouraged by the strains of ''Schnitzelbank ’ which could be heard coming from Schuelke Hall, where lessons were being taught in the fine art of O du Schone, we will win. Phillip Hall summed up the sentiment-- Bulldoggen uber Alle! PHBE LP Mes Biolnt i taiky he GS Sept}

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Dennis Godemann and Jay Musfeldt line upthe parade participants in the half moon making ready for the march to the town square for the Pep Rally. Bob Ahrens and Al Ebel are all smiles as they peddle their wares--Homecoming buttons and book- lets, Gwen Hanson, Linda Boehnke, and Roxie Suelflow were in charge of registering the 200 alumni who returned for the festivities. THE CAtPCS re