Concordia University Nebraska - Tower Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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7 5 4 Crowd Enjoys a Victory Highlighting the sunny Saturday of a gay festive weekend was the contest between the Northwestern Raiders and a powerful Bulldog team. Concordia romped forward for an easy victory in one of the best games of its season. CTC’s scoreboard, showing the Bulldog’s power, provided a pleasing sight as effective aerial and ground attacks added up to a 33-0 attack on the Raiders. Dick Grauer, Jim Young, and Jim Widyn charged into the end zones for touchdowns in the homecoming game. Jim Meisinger topped the touchdowns off by his successful attempts for extra game points. Dick Grauer proved a very capable member of the defensive team as he totaled up 15 tackles and 7 assists. The six interceptions established a CTC rec- ord in pass interceptions. Ending the afternoon in a determined manner, the Raiders were defeated by a victorious Bulldog team. ‘In just one of the many exciting moments of an exceptionally exciting gridiron game, the Bulldogs look hope- fully for the opportunity to pave the way for a long punt return and possibly for a touchdown. The very de- ‘termined Concordia team climaxed the afternoon with a triumph over Northwestern. fas)

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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.

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Freshmen men are burning the night oil in Jesse Hall while attempting to get tests studied for, papers written, and last minute projects done. Se arore Peers