Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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'WW 7 g uCDNCDRDIAN'i Y v' 'H' BETTY LEIST Betty Why talk? Others do enough of it. RICHARD LEWALLEN Dick OI simple taste, and simple aim, but he is always in the game. MARY IEAN LIEBERENZ Mary She knows music, but that's not all. LILLIAN LIENHART Keed A light heart lives long. i IOHN LONEY lack A lofty ambition is sure of success. VICTOR MANSFIELD Vic Great oaks from little acorns g ROBERT MARTIN Pop All things I thought I knew, but now con- fess: the more I know, I know, I know the less. row. BARBARA NEU Babe She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she pleases. HENRIETTA OETTING Betty lust being happy is a line thing to do, looking on the bright side rather than the blue. IRENE PUTERBAUGI-I Irene Happy I am, from care I'm free. Why aren't they all content like me? 13

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IOSEPHINE HOOVER Io lf she will, she will, and you can depend upon ity it she won't, she Won't and thats the end of it. ROSANNAH IMMEL Ros CDNCURDIAN MARIAN GEGAX Marian To her thoughts she gave a little tongue' PHYLLIS HERRLI Phyl. Pleasant and quiet and sweet, a girl that we all like to meet. JEAN HOLDERMAN Jeanie lt's her thinking of others that makes you think oi her. . rf 10 She can state, relate, debate, no low post will be her fate. MARION KILE Chuck When duty and pleasure clash, let duty go to smash. MAX CLINE Max It be-tits a young man to be modest. FLORENCE KREIDER Flossy Quiet lasts, but there are few who know the treasures hidden in you. WAYNE KUNDERD Wayne A smile for every boy and two for every girl. 12 ERNEST HOOVER Charlie Principle is my motto, not expediencyf'

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CDNCEIRDIAN ROBERT SCHEIDEL Bob L 53 It isn't for what a man stands for, but for -I '5':' Whom he falls. 1'.g 11 ',,.,- If A f 4 L ,,,. V I S FRED SCHIEBER Fred f I Myself is my best company. EVELYN SHAFER Evy I Generally speaking she is-Well she is l generally speaking. ,,, WILLIAM SHUPERT Bill wi, I His name is William, but they call him but more that he Will. 'Wild Bill', there are some things he wont WALTER SNELL Pete How silent, meditative, and all, Pete's I thoughts are high because he's tall. ,, I IIZZZ my V -,.,, r .,.. . ROBERT STEWARD Bob ,... f ' A modest man never speaks of himself. T S 1 L -r.., I' , if OMAR SWINEHART Omar l'm one of those curious chaps, who thinks I L A he knows, but doesn't perhaps. ., g ,y DONALD WENGER Don it in ,,:. Friends, teachers, and janitors, I am no in ordinary man. '4 , RICHARD WENGER Dick He is well qualified for any task assigned him. ROBERT WENGER Bob Q U Behold a man to his work so true: What's ' fair and right he's determined to do. lf, 7 14