Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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H THE CONCORDIAN 1937 H'----H Tenmanrlbql Club Mr. Ernest Showalter, Sponsor First Row-Oletta Mullin, Navetta Duncan, Daisy Mullin, Helen Strawser, Eleanor Wharton, Lura Shupert, Evelyn Kamp, Louise Bachman. Second Row-Kathyrn Mumaw, Elizabeth Barringer, Anna Cocanower, Bernice Bon- trager, Erma Goodman, Lucille Miller, Linda Smith, Julianna Ott, Zina Willsey, Norma Barwick, Josephine Fulmer, Mr. Showalter, Sponsor. Third Row-Florence Kreider, Marion Gegax, Bernice Julian, Bernice Smith, Lillian Shriner, Dorothy Whisler, Romain Sayger, Rosemary Sayger, Claire Goodman. The Penmanship Club was organized October 19, 1936 for the purpose of bet- tering penmanship in the school. For the first year of this club we started out with the following as our leaders: Romain Sayger - - - President lean Fager - Vice President Bernice Smith - - - Secretary Rosemary Sayger - - - Treasurer The club followed along the lines similar to regular classes. The club met each Monday and after a short business session, the period was spent in writing. During the year we had several discussions on Penmanship by the members of the club and faculty. For the first year of the club we had 31 members. We, as members, think we have accomplished many line' points along the lines of good penmanship and next year we hope to see this club at the top in membership. i221 gg - ....-.-------- I3

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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

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- THE CONCORDIAN 1937 ---'HH Kinitting Club Miss Light, Sponsor First Row-Earlene Thornton, C-harlene Thornton, Phyllis Herrli, Lois Eckhart, Vir- ginia Cooper, Oletta Mullin, Lillian Lienhart, Kail Kathemagus, Paige Paulson. Second Row-Neveda Duncan, Bernice Bontrager, Mary Ellen Clark, Erma Goodman, Lucille Miller, Betty Nealy, Mable Julian, Pauline Reed, Jean Wenger, Louella Miller, Evelyn Fulmer. Third Row-Miss, Light, Sponsor, Elizabeth Barringer, Lola Wharton, Ellen Kile, Doris Bickel, Leona Miller, Donna Belle Whisler, Georgia Myers, June Miller, Berdine McDowell, Romaine Sayger, Louise Bachman, Carol Teuchert, Verna Kluth, Kathryn Mumaw. Fourth RowiLeota Ross, Mildred Cook, Grace Smith, Jane Rieth, Dorothy Whisler, Bernice Julian, Josie Beaudette, Erma Clipp, Charlotte Truex, Mary Alice Over- holser, Lura Shupert, Josephine Hoover, Mary Eads, Evelyn Pressler. With two years of knitting experience behind us, we proudly present to you what we think are some very smart creations in knitted fashions. Very clever and original patterns have been worked out by the girls in lacy sweaters, comfy bed- room slippers, dashing scarfs, and chic hats. Several smart suits have won much acclaim and praise from the knitting fans. The enthusiasm for knitting is great, enabling the formation of two clubs, one on Tuesday, the other on Thursday. We invite you to inspect the results of this delightful and creative hobby. Officers of the club were: President, Ellen Kiley Sec.-Treas., Doris Bickel. l23l U El