Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Go as Ga as as THE CONCORDIAN 1939 Q Ge w Q as EARLENE THORNTON SCSis99 HAn active, enthusi- astic young woman who gets much en- joyment out of life. KATHRYN MUMAW c'Kate Honesty rules in her heartg Sincerity is her greatest artf' CLAIRE GOODMAN Claire', 'clinowledge is pow- erg is a quotation oft statedg It suits her, for she is the very best rated. ERNEST KENAGA i'Ernie '4In band his fame and two credits he won, If he played jazz, he'd be Clyde McCoy's sonf, LYLE HOFFMAN P0rkie uSmiling and confi- dent he plays the game: But win or lose he smiles the samef, ., ,xx Q 9 CHARLENE THORNTON Channie Her happiness lies in activity, it is her constitution. THYRA MOORE Cider '4Silence is golden. BERDINE McDOWELL acBecky97 For she's a jolly good fellow no one can deny. WAYNE MARTIN 6'Weenie,' a'An ardent advocate of the 'Back to the farm' movementf, MAX ELLIOT iGMax57 L'Somtimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sitf'

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Q Q Q Q M THE CONCORDIAN 1939 CAROL TEUCHERT Carol We all admit that she's wide awake, And willing to work for the Seniors, sake. PHYLLIS CANEN Phil,, A true and faith- ful friendf' IOSIE LYNN 661073 Well now I think MORRIS LON EY M0rrie', His mind is keeng and you must admit As a wizard he made a hit. CLAUDE SMOTHERS Shortie', He is a quiet fel- low who goes after things with deterft minationf' hhkahh LLOYD ROCKENBAUGH uRockie', Hln basketball or in classroom gliockie, always w i n s, As long as he argues or just merely grinsf, VERNA KLUTH Vernie', H e h a s h e 1' racket. 8 JANE LYNN Cijanei, :Sweet and saucy. MARVIN WAGN ER ccWag9s He played guard witch such consum- mate skill, That it will be hard his shoes to iillf, LEROY GOODMAN uleaniev HA classroom Ro- meof,

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Q, Pa Qs bi as THE CONCORDIAN 1939 Q-I Go Ga Go Ga ROSEMARY SAYGER '4Rosie,' '4Rosie's a sweet girl with Musical and Poetical talentsf, MILDRED COOK '4Millie,' 'LMildred Cook, short and fair, when a s k i n g questions shels always there. VIRGINIA COOPER cccinnyv Only weeds grow tall.', CHARLES COCANOWER Chuck, 'IA Worthy pal, el comrade trueg Your kindest friend the W h o I e y e a r through. RICHARD KRALLMAN Dick uWhy hurry? Rome was not built in a day. ROMAYN E SAYGER R0mayne,' '5She's accomplished h e r occupationg Now she's out of cir- culationf, BERNICE SMITH Berniev B-lest with giggles. EVELYN PRESSLER cccurlyai '5Deep thought and I are strangers, my mind is unspoiled by use. ROBERT YUNKER :6B0b59 L'When somethingls to be done, he's there and does his partg He doesnit do it by halves, but with all his heart. DALE GRAYBILL Whittie '5Oh, for an engine to keep back all :l0cks.