Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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-I-'H' THE. CONCORDIAN 1937 'f Sunshine 50612291 Mrs. Stump, Sponsor First Row-Lulu Bigler, Marjorie Schalliol, Margaret Bechtel, Elizabeth Barringer, Gladys Neterer, Daisy Mullin, Helen Strawser. Second Row-Lillian Shriner, Donna Belle Whisler, Madge Strayer, Lola Wharton, Georgia Myers, Berdine McDowell, June Miller, Mrs. Stump, Sponsor. Third Row-Grace Smith, Jane Rieth, Bernice Julian, Dorothy Whisler, Bernice Smith, Romaine Sayger, Rosemary Sayger, Thyra Moore. The first Sunshine Society in our High School was organized in 1929. Since then it has grown in number and enthusiasm. The club is a member of the State Organization and is invited to attend district and state conventions. The club follows the program outline furn'shed by th-e state. This year it is entitled, The S. S. Ar- madaf' Highlights of the year have been giving Thanksgiving baskets: entertaining home- less children at Christmas Timex a party with the Hi-Y Boys and a Moth-ers' Tea. The record of this year's work and sketches of the personalities of the club com- prise an attractive scrapbook arranged by the club. The ol'Hce'rs are Grace Smith, President: Elizabeth Barringer, Vice President: lane Rieth, Secretary, and Thyra Moolre, Treasurer. l20l U E1

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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

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' THE CONCORDIAN 1937 'IH'- .Slunlream Soczkzy Mrs. Stump, Sponsor First Row-Mary Jean Elliot, Marjorie Wiley, Sherla Johnson, Zina Willsey, Pauline Reed. Second Row-Linda Smith, Betty Nealy, Mable Julian, June Mahler, Oletta Mullin, June Boyer, Barbara Neu. Third Row-Jean Wenger, Louise Bachman, Nevetta Dunkin, Cora Fulkerson, Irene Puterbaugh, Norma Barwich, Loa Kunderd. The' purpose of the Sunbeam Society is expressed by its creed'- With love in my heart, forgetting self an-cl with charity for all, I will make the object of my life helpfulness and kindness to others. I shall try to fit myself to give intelligent service in making my community a safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and complete. The club earned money by selling Holly Wreaths at Christmas time. The outstanding social event of the year was a Christmas Party. The offlcers are: President, Oletta Mullin, Vice resident, Betty Neely, Secretary, Norma Barwickg and Treasurer, Navetta Duncan. Our sponsor is Mrs. Mabelle L. Stump. fl2l'l El E