Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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THE CONCORDIAN 1937 I- W fBo0.fte1' Club Mr. Kreider, Sponsor First Row-Kenneth Green, Max Elliot, Morris Loney, Thomas Fawley, Robert Bar- rick, Robert Yunker, Dale Graybill. Second Row-Daisy Mullin, Josephine Stickel, Mary Housour, Charlene Thornton, Earl- ene Thornton, Paige Paulson, Kail Kathmegas, Romaine Sayger. Third Row-Mr. Kreider, Sponsor, Virginia Boyer, Margaret Bechtel, Gladys Neterer, Marjorie Schalliol, Madge Strayer, Mary Alice Overholser, Charlotte Truex, Flos- sie Loney, Bernice Smith, Mildred Cook, Virginia Cooper. Fourth Row-Jean Fager, June Nelson, Betty Smith, Phyllis Multer, Ruth Stutsman, Helen Strawser, Ruth Chrispyn, Doris Bickel, Ilah Stutsman. Olllcers of the Booster Club were: Kenneth Green, President, Ilah Stutsman, Vice President: Ruth Stutsman, Secretary: and Doris Bickel, Treasurer. While the mem- bership this year was limited to just students in the Senior High School, it had an enf rollment of 39. Meetings were held every Wednesday during the activities period with the Sponsor, Mr. Kreider. Mr, Kreider and other teachers addressed the club during the year. The club had a number of projects in mind at the first of the year, some were carried out and some were not, The club boosted the activities of the school and had a bus chartered to drive to all the Basket-ball games. This was a great help to all the students and also the club members, One of the main projects that was carried out was the purchasing of jackets and penants, which helped the Boosters to keep up the fighting spirit they have tried to maintain. The club also had a clean up day on one of the warmer days. The members cleared up all the waste paper that was lodged among the bushes. It really looked better when you could see the grass again. More power to the Booster Club and their Sponsor next year. l 15 l Li Fl

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H THE CONCORDIAN 1937 H-' Ezlghrla Grade First Row-Dean Elliot, Joe Scheidel, Albert Sailor, Howard King, Milton Rush, Clacy Eads, Walter Berkey, Chester Davis, James Eggelston, Donald Kirts, James Schooley. Second RowiBernice Bontrager, Nevetta Dunkin, Marylyn Chiddister, Leona Wilhelm, Cara Mae Fulkerson, Betty Nealy, Pauline Reed, Jean Wenger, Eunlce Wenger, Mary Kathryn Snell, Ephrium Pletcher. Third Row-Billy Graybill, Mildred Sheets, Rose Marie Whittington, Linda Smith, June Moller, Lucille Miller, Emma Goodman, Gerald Fawley, Dewey Hoffman, Max Herrli, Junior Forrest, Fran-cis Wogoman. Fourth Row-Chares Pressler, Marvis Gibson, Robert Sponseller, Donald Shaw, Devon Alexander, Wilbur Barrick, Robert Fager, Maurice Whiteman, Robert Wharton, Dean Earnest. Fifth Row-George Whisler, Mabel Julian, Mariellen Clark, Leota Ross, Marjorie Wiley, Mary Jean Elliot, Louella Miller, Loa Kunderd, Elizabeth Goodwin, Julianna Ott, Irene Fulmer. H 1370191 More could be said about our class, but we are not supposed to say much. Suff Hee fwe learned that wor-cl this yfearl it to say that we' have the largest class in school and we are going to keep it that way and some day be the largest graduating class that ever graduated from Concord. We mean business, so look out. l 17 l E! El

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- HH THE CONCORDIAN 1937 -H---H Sczknce Club Mr. Myers, Sponsor First Row-Clara Gongwer, Lois Eckhart, Phyllis Herrli, Betty Oetting, Fay Willsey, Dorothy Doty. Second Row-Glen Sparr, Robert Scheidel, Billy Shupert, Omer Swinehart, Donald Wenger, William Bowers, Charles Haines, Eugene Wogoman. Third Row-Donald Weaver, Robert Weaver, Wayne Kunderd, Junior Crume, Clark McClure, Robert Clindaniel, Richard Wenger. The purpose of the Science club is to stimulate interest in the field of both Bio- logical and Physical Sciences. The programs are of great variety in order to attract the varied interests of the members. The biological phase of science is stressed more than the physical, since this type of work is more adaptable to young students. This year the club, as well as the members of the Biology class, are clinching the year's work with a trip to the Field Museum , Shedd Aquarium and The Plane- tarium in Chicago. PM 22:31 I 191