Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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Marcia Winkelman takes pleasure in helping to meet the Saturday deadline. CPR For their first performance, Concordia’s new precision drill team marches along the parade route before the homecoming crowds. Comprised of coeds from each of the four classes, its execution of marching maneuvers testifies to weeks of plan- ning and practice by the members and their leader.

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A parading drill team joins the Concordia band to entertain ing the half time activit ies. ‘Baby Elephant Walk’’ provides the homecoming crowd with gay familiar circus tunes dur- the theme tune for the precision march routine by the drill team. The members of the marching band keep their eyes on the Drum Major, Armin Schulz, as he leads them in their well-executed afternoon's performance. Concordia students share their enthusiasm and appreciation for our fighting Bulldog team by cheering them on to a well-deserved victory.