Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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CDNCCIRDIAN SENIOR DIRECTORY NAME EXPRESSION AMBITION HOBBY MOTTO Norma Barwick Don't be silly. Proprietor of a Dress Shop Needle-work Time will tell. Bill Bowers Go onl Navy KI Hopel Anything I regret that I have but one life to lose for my country. Iune Boyer I don't know. Clerk in a Dress Shop None Tomorrow is another day. Marian Buzzard Oh, geel Nurse lDoing things for othersJReading Give your best. Max Chiddister Holy cowl W. P. A. Sports Anything IO! Cl laugh- Bob Clindaniel That's on the level. Coach Sleeping Better late than never. Erma Clipp Shucksl Making others happy Motorcycling Don't get grabbyg you never get anything that way. Iohn Crume What you want to bet? Draftsman Drawing If cat first you don't succeed, qui . Dorothy Doty Honest? Be a good house wife Talking Care not what people think. Lois Eckhart For Pete's sakel Waitress in Sandwich Shop Bicycling A winner never quits. Dick Eckhart You ain't lyin'l Dog catcher None Opportunity kno cks but once. Bob Eckhart lwasn't doing anything. None Girls Don't do today what you can do tomorrow. Iosephine Fulmer Oh, geel Social Worker Reading lt's never 100 late. Fred Forrest Oh, Yeahl Musician Cooking The best man always wins. Marian Gegax Whatl Nurse , Drawing Silence is golden. Phyllis Herrli My goshl Office work Bicycling Try, try, again. lean Holderman Oh, shut up. Clerking in a Dress Shop. - Photography Let well enough alone. Ernest Hoover Welll Modern Farmer U Typing Work iS the only way 10 success. Iosephine Hoover Oh, Nutsl Undecided Music D01-it believe Q11 you hear, Rosannah Immel Oh, pshawl Secretary Keeping Scrapbooks A quitter never wins. Marion Kile Don't be a fool Draftsman Eating Today I am a haml Max Kline Ohl Heck Future Farmer Hunting and Fishing The clean life is the best life. Florence Kreider None Beautician Reading Do unto others as you would have them do unto - you. Wayne Kunderd Gee whizl Certified Public Accountant Gunsmith V.R.L. Don't eat and drink it all todayg tomorrow is just ahead. Betty Leist Oh, shucksl Nurse Reading Be cheerful, Richard Lewallen By jiminy frostl Lots of it Everything Whqfs wrong with frying? Mary Lieberen Darn him. Concert Musician Playing Swing Music Be kind to one another. Lillian Lienhart I betcha Top-notch dress designer if Sketching designs Be cheerful. Iohn Loney Watch the Birdie. Aeronautical Engineer Photography Fly high till you fall then ily again. Victor Mansfield Goshl To be successful Photography Do good unto others. Robert Martin Darn you. To be successful Reading lCensoredJ. Barbara Neu Sure. Dietician None Precious things come in small packages. Henrietta Oetting Oh, cripel Telephone operator - Reading and Photography Oh Iohnniel Oh Iohnniel Irene Puterbaugh Be quiet. Office work Embroidering Opportunity knocks but once. Robert Scheidel lCensoredl Coach Sports ' Do or die. Fred Scheiber Oh, fooeyl ' W. P. A. Sewing Tomorrow is another day. Evelyn Shafer Seel Orchestra Leader Combing my hair Giggle and the world gig- gles with you. William Shupert CCensoredl Lots of it Sports Don't believe all you hear. Walter Snell Who? Me? To get the things I want Anything anyone else does Live and grow tall. Robert Steward Nutsl Baby Doctor Kissing Girls Do unto others as they do unto you. Omar Swinehart Ohl Hush upl Machinist Sleeping Survival of the fittest. Donald Wenger Same difference. Lawyer Sports Better late than never. Richard Wenger Oh, geel Engineer Woodworking A penny saved is a penny earned. Robert Wenger You know, too. Opera Singer Looking out windows Give your best. 19

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CDNCDRDIAN R WHAT THE JUNIORS THINK Norma Barwick Bill Bowers Iune Boyer Marian Buzzard Max Chiddister Bob Clindaniel Erma Clipp Iohn Crume Dorothy Doty Lois Eckhart Dick and Bob Eckhart Iosephine Fulmer Fred Forrest Marian Gegax Phyllis Herrli lean Holderman Ernest Hoover losephine Hoover Rosannah Immel Marion Kile Max Kline Florence Kreider Wayne Kunderd Betty Leist Richard Lewallen Mary Lieberenz' Lillian Lienhart lohn Loney Victor Mansfield Robert Martin Barbara Neu Henrietta Oetting Irene Puterbaugh Robert Scheidel Fred Schieber Evelyn Shafer William Shupert Walter Snell Robert Steward Omar Swinehart Donald Wenger Richard Wenger Robert Wenger Won't you please tell us how you keep a slim figure? Get yourself a girl and leave the other fellows' girls alone. Do you take the words of those popular songs down in shorthand or do they come natural? Nice you are graduating, you won't have to walk to school. Do you really want to go south? Some say it was luck, personally, we don't think so, You seem to have him in your net, now don't let him fly over it. Be careful whom you try to bluff, you might run on to the wrong person. Katherine Cornell II. Why keep a closed shop against the boys? Your car is a sure attraction to the fair sex, isn't it? Don't be impatient, you might grow yet. Here's a boy with music talent. Silence is golden. There is a certain former graduate that wants a date with you. Fill your hope chest, you might need it. Don't study so much, it gets monotonous. Have you changed your mind about that fellow in Chicago? May you meet all life as calmly as you debate. You'd better slow down, the car won't last long if you don't. Bring her around sometime, we haven't seen her yet. Keep up the good grades and you will be amply awarded. Violin music is nice, isn't it, Wayne? Quiet people have their place in this world. Have they put any thing new in the book case, Dick? Be careful, he's a debater. Is there any book in the library you haven't read? Be careful or someone will run over you. Lead others out of school as well as you have in school. Keep up your class work, you are doing fine. A sunny disposition goes a long way in this world. Don't monopolize him, but give somebody else a chance. Don't always keep what you know to yourself. Couldn't be that you are a good friend of Dick because of his sister, could it? Don't be afraid, girls won't hurt you. Don't go to college, he has waited long enough Did you learn to drive in Mr. Myers' safety class? Stop growing, you won't play basketball forever. Stick to one way of spelling your last name. We're wondering how you got along in a Sophomore geometry class. Three letters in one year is good going. Admit you're the class president. It isn't so bad. Iust keep on working, you may beat your brother yet. 18

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-Y CCINCDRDIAN in Y Y Y4m NY Officers: Louella Miller, Iames Mason, Loa Kunderd. Top Row: Delbert Cress, Edith Yoder, Donald Shaw, Leona Wilhelm, Richard Glass, Erma Goodman. Second Row: Shirley Spore, Dean Elliot, Loa Kunderd, Dewey Hoffman, Mariellen Clark George Whisler. Third Row: Pauline Reed, Chester Davis, Robert Ganger, Arlene Hamilton, Iames Mason, Dean Ernest, lrene Fulrner, Ray Moore, Mary Snell, Gerald Fawley, Marjorie Wiley. Fourth Row: Milton Rush, Ralph Eby, Rose Whittington, Robert Wharton, Doris Cripc, Wilbur Barrick, Iunior Forrest, Mabel Iulian, Francis Wogomon, Marilyn Chiddister, Max Herrli. Fifth Row: Betty Neeley, Devon Alexander, Donald Kirts, Bette Andrews, Howard King, lean Wenger, Charles Pressler, Louella Miller, George Kline, Iulianna Ott, Ioe Scheidel. JUNIOR CLASS The lunior Class began its third year in High School by choosing Mrs. Greener for our sponsor and electing Iames Mason, President, Loa Kunderd, Vice-President, and Louella Miller, Secretary-Treasurer. The class sponsored several skating parties the first part of the year. The last half of the year was marked by the class play, 'Professor How Could You? the annual lunior Day, and the lunior-Senior Banquet. Our class is well represented in the various activities of the school, include ing Band, Chorus, Debate, and Basket Ball. --LOUELLA MlLLER 2U