Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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GERALD BOWERS Bud He cares not for studyw-it weakens his eyes. MARY ALICE OVERHOLSER Mary Why talk?-others do enough of it. LYMAN MADLEM Lymie Oh how short the nilghts are! DONNA BELLE WHISLER Donnie 4'One of the few Women in the class who let the male sex alone! CHARLOTTE LYNN Charley If you should play her at any game you would be sure to lose. THE CONCORDIAN 1937 fill CHARLOTTE TRUEX Hcath Originator of the 18 day diet. MARK BROWN Mark Learning makes a man Ht company for hxmself as well as others. MARY ELIZABETH BECHTEL ..Mary., S e e n b u t 0 t hoard. RUTH KREIDER Ruthie laiphly weeds grow LILLIAN SHRINER Li1I 4'It is a wise head that makes the still tongue.

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RUTH E. CHRISPYN Chrispy Decide now or never which one you want. ROBERT BARRICK Bob Bob is one of those quiet and serious men who knows just what they want and H0 aft- er it. ELLEN KILE Kile If she will, she will and you may dc- pend upon it, and it' she won't, she won t, and that is the 1-nd of il. KENNETH GREEN Green The mil k wagon Sheik. MADGE STRAYER Strayer She really goes to town. THE CONCORDIAN 1937--if---1 U01 1 an mn-mm ii i ina in i in LEWIS WELDY Louie He is the posses- sion of a host of friends, and is the right sort of fellow. ELEANOR WHARTON Wharton She t h i n k s it's wasting e n e r g y to carry a book home. BERT R. COOK Rusty Bert is so Quiet one hardly knows he is present, it's from the lack of something to say rather than habit. MARIORIE SCHALLIOL Marge Marge is the type of girl you should meet. because of her friendly disposition. JOHN WHITTINGTON johnny The man who has no music in him is fit for treason and spoils. n mm: in-i ii 1

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THE CONCORDIAN 1937-1--H--'- Citizenrlagb Cup Award Gerald Riclzwine Grace Smith Each year two Seniors are elected by the upper three grad-es of the School for the Citizenship Cup Award. One of these must be a boy, and the other a girl, While that is what we say here in school, the one Must be a Man and other Must be a Lady. The student body fe-els that their selection was made upon those credentials and more too. Regardless of the characteristics that won them this honor, we pay tribute to them. Perhaps no higher praise can be given, than to say that the very nature of both these students made them willing to always surrender their own beliefs in order that class harmony might prevail. Gerald and Grace were awarded for this high standing by having their names en- graved on the Citizenship Cup. This honor, as we have said, comes only to those students who are able to pass in the following eight tests: 1. A good Concord Citizen is loyal to his school, his fellow students, and his class. 2. A good Concord Citizen is fair. 3. A good Concord Citizen is courageous. 4, A good Concord Citizen is intelligent, 5. A good Concord Citizen is courteous. 6. A good Concord Citizen is popular with his classmates, members of other classes, and members of the faculty. 7. A good Concord Citizen has many interests, 8, A good Concord Citizen is co-operative. l12l E1 El