Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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STANLEY BARRICK Stan There's a law against too much talking now days. Guess I'm safe. ELOISE W. COLLINS Eloise College is my desire to en- rich my knowledge. WILLIAM L. CUTTER .,Bill,, , I'll be a shipyard Welder or bust, if Uncle doesn't care. President II Treasurer IV Junior Class Play NORMA JEAN COOK Usisn Not a Worry or a care on my mind. Senior Class Play LAWRENCE E. GYGI ffcygiu If I'm quiet I won't get into trouble. Baseball MYRTLE W. DEFREESE HAM-gnu Loved by not only one but all. The 1943 Concordian MURIEL L. BROWN Dolly Silence will help win the war. GEORGE E. BEEHLER Swish I iinally got a girl but Uncle says to go instead of her dad. Basketball Track Baseball CARRIE ELLEN COOK ffcookia Singing and cooking go Well together. PAUL DETWILER ffpfnkyr As long as I'm able to work I won't go hungry. Band II-IV Junior and Senior Class Play NORMA .IEANNE CRUME Jeanne Typing is my past, pres- ent, and future. Band I-IV Secretary IV Bookstore RICHARD L . HESS Dick Anyone want to match , money? SENIORS 13

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OFFICERS President-Ted Ellis Vice-President-Anna Reiner Secretary-Norma Crume Treasurer-William Cutter Class Colors-Blue and White Class Flower-Red Rose Enrollment-47 Motto-Money brings you friends but poverty tries them. TED JAY ELLIS Ted I hear the Army turns out excellent drum- mers and pilots, too. Band III-IV: Basketball Manager: Junior Class Play: President III-IV. Class History Upon entering Concord High School in September, l939, the Class of 43 chose Mr. Showalter as class sponsor: Walter Powers as president: Anna Reiner as vice-president: and Rosalie Morgan as secretary-treasurer. We were initiated by the sophomores and we later gave them a return party. The next fall we reorganized, choosing Mr. McCuen for sponsor: Bill Cutter as president: Anna Reiner as vice-president: and Phyllis Martin as secretary- treasurer. We gave an initiation party for the new freshmen on the Truman Fulmer farm, then we were entertained by a return party sponsored by the freshmen. Advancing into the third year of high school, we chose Miss Light for sponsor: Ted Ellis as president: Menno-Plank as vice-president: Anna Reiner as secretary: and Maxine Roush as treasurer. During the year we gave three skating parties and put on our play, Almost Summer. We also received our class rings in December. In May we gave a banquet for the seniors. At the end of the year we elected officers to start our senior year. Those were Miss Light as sponsor: Ted Ellis as president: Anna Reiner as vice-presi- dent: Norma Crume as secretary: and William Cutter as treasurer. In December we put on our senior class play, Three Cheers for Western, which was given three times. After exams we were all disappointed to learn that Miss Light was leaving to join the WAVES. We then asked Mr. Duker to be our sponsor, He has faithfully been helping us the remainder of the year and in publishing our annual. We have enjoyed our high school education and also appreciated the help the sponsors have given us. PHYLLIS MARTIN, VIOLET WEAVER, ANNA REINER. 12 The 1943 Concordian

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PAUL DEAN HOFFMAN .,HuH,,, If no one else can do it, I can. Basketball Track F. F. A. GEORGIA ELOISE GAY Porky Good things come in small packages. KENNETH CARL NELSON .fshipn The Marines are pretty tough, but I can take it. Band I-IV Senior Class Play Business Mgr. of Annual BETTY LOU HAYES Betts As sweet as they come. Librarian Senior Class Play MENNO J. PLANK, JR. Plunk,' I can do farm work, to help Uncle and the rest of the boys, and still go to college. Junior and Senior Class Play Bookstore Manager Vice-President III Basketball Track Editor of Annual LOIS MAE KLUTH fflleepu Neatness and cheerfulness add a lot to your person- ality. Senior Class Play 14 SENIORS EVELYN A. FULMER Evelyn I'll keep the home fires burning after I graduate. Librarian Senior Class Play CLYDE RAYMOND MYERS Clyde Practice makes perfect. That's why I practice typing. Senior Class Play ESTI-IER V. GRABILL Hessy Keen sense, nonsense and a little room for common sense. Junior and Senior Class Play FREDERICK OETTING Fred Girls cost too much. VERA DELIGHT KIME Vera A true heart is worth gold. JOHN E. REPLOGLE ..Rep,. The army needs more musicians, so that's for me. Band I-IV The 1943 Concordian