Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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as Ga Ga he a. THE CONCORDIAN 1939 as so a ei e Ping Pong Dmmvltzkr Sponsor: Miss EscH Top Row: Jean Wenger Navetta Duncan Second Row: Norma Barwick Irene Fulmer Weesie Kunderd Jean Hoover Third Row: Margaret Snell Bernice Smith Mabel Julian Louella Miller Fourth Row: Josephine Fulmer Charlene Thornton Earlene Thornton Jean Holderman The Ping Pong Club sponsored by Miss Esch meets every Monday. The equipment and supplies were bought last year, so this year our dues were a nickle apiece and this was used to buy ping pong balls. The club was not organized except for a secretary who had charge of the dues for the annual. We have been playing a perpetual tour- nament and played a bracket tourna- ment won by Irene Fulmer. I 22 Top Row: Phyllis Herrli Norma Barwick Second Row: Lois Eckhart Lillian Lienhart Rosannah Immel Jean Holderman Third Row: Dorothy Doty Erma Clipp Fay Wilsey June Boyer Fourth Row: Phyllis Canen Virginia Boyer Mildred Cook -Barbara Neu The Dramatics Club of 4'38 and 39' had fifteen enrolled members. The club started the year with individual work. such as giving short sketches. Later in the year we started group work in which we gave the following plays: Finders- Keepersg The Last Christmasg and Sally's Roommate.

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Ga at Ca as h THE CQNCORDIAN 1939 Gs Gs as as Q Future Farmenr of Amend: Sponsor: MR. VANPELT Top Row: Marion Reed, Lyle Hoffman, Wayne Martin, Lloyd Rockenbaugh, Robert Chile-ote, Claude Smothers. 2nd Row: Robert Cooper, Delbert Cress, Ernest Hoover, Victor Mansfield, Max Chid- dister, Marion Kile, Marvis Gibson, George Whisler. 3-rd Row: Richard Sheets, Frederick Housour, Dean Ernest, George Heffner, Gerald Fawley, Dewey Weldy, Ray Moore, Richard Conrad. , The main event of the year was a pest contest between Concord, Jefferson, and Middlebury, with Middlebury as the winner. The pests which were counted were rats 10 points, mice 5, sparrows 5, crows 35, starlings 10, woodchucks 50, moles 35, gophers 10, pigeons 10, piney squirrels 20. The local corn husking contest was won by Lloyd Rockenbaugh. He repre- sented Concord in the district contest. The club consists of 20 members. -Richard Scheets. E211

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vs Ga We Q Q. THE CONCORDIAN 1939 Ga Ga 0, 0. Ga Sunshine Soozkly Sponsor: Miss LIGHT Top Row: Romain Sayger, Mabel Julian, Bernice Julian, Betty Andrews, Doris Cripe, Edith Yoder. Second Row: Charlene Thornton, Betty Leist. Third Row: Earlene Thornton, Pauline Reed, Marjorie Wiley, Thyra Moore, Marilyn Chiddister, Kail Kathemegas. Fourth Row: Jean Wenger, Lulu Bigler. Fifth Row: Rosemary Sayger, Mariellen Clark, Francis Cooper, Dorothy Whisler, Betty Neely, June Mahler. Inset: Bernice Smith. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ....... .... B ernice Smith SECRETARY .... .... R osemary Saygcr VICE-PRESIDENT ........ Romain Sayger TREASURER .......... Kail Kazhemegas The Sunshine Society, a local chapter of a state organization, is composed of twenty-four girls under the sponsorship of Miss Light. T The club has had a very successful and enjoyable year. Some of the outstanding events which made up the Sunshine program were: September: Organization of the club. October: Attended the Sunshine Convention at North Manchester, Ind. November: Sponsored distribution of Thanksgiving Baskets. December: Sponsored a Christmas Holly-wreath sale. Made scrapbooks for Riley Hospital. January: Sponsored an Assembly Program. February: Sunshine pals. Valentine party revealing the name of Sunshine pal. March: Selection of Ideal-Girl in the club-Rosemary Sayger. April: Mothers and Daughters banquet and presentation to the Ideal Girl. Mayi: Election of officers for the coming year. E231