Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Th I, Charles Esten Hurtle, will my pool playing to Joe Troyer. I, Gloria Mae Johnson, will my car to my sister Shirley, if she pays for it. 1, Charlotte Evelyn La Tour, will all my love letters to any girl who needs them for reference. I, Kenenth Leon Leonhard, will my ability to play ping-pong to John Speicher. I, Marlene Vee Lienhart, will my troubles in band and Chemistry to Marlene Mishler. I, Keith Edward Martin, will my job as sports editor of the Hi-Times to Dick Wires. I, Iva Marie McLain, will my Chemistry book to my sister Sharon. I, Phyllis Jean Minegar, will my bashfulness to Sarajean Erb. I, Phillip LeRoy Moss, will my ability to go to Elkhart every night to see the girls to Benny Cook. I, Wilbur Alva Mott, will my private parking place to next year's most reckless driver. I, Richard Lee Myers, will my pitching job to Bob Gaff. I, Merlin Kent Overholser, will my 1952 antique Chevrolet to anyone who thinks they are man or fool enough to drive it. I, Carolyn Jean Parcell, will my job as prompter of the junior and senior class plays to Donna Lambka. I, Marguerite Elinor Pepin, will my mischief to Shirley Moore. I, Gloria Mary Perra, will my job at Judd's to anyone who wants it. I, Donna Beth Rich, will my saxophone solos to Roger Schooley. I, Patty Lou Sharkey, will my cheerleader job to my sister Etta Mae. I, Gloria Elaine Smith, will my typing skill to Mr. Myers. I, Herbert Charles Sommers, will my 1939 Chevy to anyone who is big enough to handle it. I, Gloria Joan Spangle, will my ability to be engaged to Lois Youngblood. I, Donald Gene Speicher, will my ability to take curves at 65 m.p.h. to Mr. Gwaltney. I, Marilyn Janette Stickel, will my book, Cracking Gum in IO Easy Lessons, to Marilyn Nelson. I, Wayne Martin Stickel, will my crew cut to Ernie Hartzler. I, Raymond Dean Stull, will my way with the girls to Gordon Nusbaum. l, Beverly Joan Troyer, will my steady ways to Betty Kiefer. I, Russel Van Scoik, will my new car to Harriet Vorhis. HI, Jean Carol CWiesmanD Green, will my ability to hook a Bristol boy to Pat Greer. I, Vivian Viola Whalen, will my brains UD to Sharon Nelson. I I, Mary Joanne Williams, will my string bass to anyofre with a strong back and lots of pluck I, Mary Joanne Wolfe, will my worst pest, Art DeMetz to Joanne Hammond. e 1952 coNcoRD1AN Page Twenty-Seven

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8666161 'UL' We, the Senior Class of 1952, of the City of Dunlap, County of Elkhart, State of Indiana, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do declare this to be out last will and testament, revoking any and all other wills, testaments, and codicils that we may have made prior hereto: To Mt. Stump, our principal, we will a senior class full of angels so that he will not have to worry. To Mrs. Hellman, we will a twenty year's supply of anacin, Cshe'll need them after sponsoring us for three yearsb. To our teachers, we will a new crop of students who know something. To the Junior Class, we will our last bit of common sense, good manners, our quiet ways, and all the things that make up good seniors. To the Sophomore Class, we will our keen judgment, wise prophecies, and our ability to finish school. To the Freshman Class, we will all our school books for the past four years because they are like new -they have only been used slightly. I, Paul Bryce Adams, will the perfume that was left in the bottle to jim Bowlby. I, Jeanette Alexander, will my height to Roberta Ganger. I. john David Beck, will my reserve seat on the bench to Larry Risser. I, Leonard Gene Becker, will my pilot's license to Phil Livergood so he can fly high. I, Martin Alan Booth, will my red hair to Mrs. Lois Miller. I, Robert Eugene Chaffee, will my beautiful green limousine to Roger Rice. I, Paul Eugene Chilcote, will my slow and deliberate manner of doing things to Jerry Angel. I, Arthur Neil De Metz, will my ability to look at flooded parks and hit a parked car to anyone who is fool enough to try it. I, Victor Lionel Dupuis, will my guitar playing and blushful ways to Dave Reed. I, Mary Jo Dusek, will my job in the bookstore to anyone who gets stuck with it. I, Wilbur Leroy Flager, will my trouble in journalism class to all the boys in next year's class. I, Gladys Arlene Geil, will my memory, when it comes to buying lunch tickets, to Shirley Minegar. I, Kenneth Frederick Gouket, will my troubles with the Fighting '50 to anyone big enough to take care of himself. I, Ray Allen Habic, will my brain to anyone in next year's physics class. I, Donald Levon Hartman, will my ways, which Mr. Gwaltney finds annoying, to next year's Chemistry Class. I, Carlie Jean Heffner, will my jim to no one. Page TWemY'SiX The 195-2 CONCORDIAN

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5 1 Q E K 1 Joanne Williams Joanne is one of the most popular girls in the senior class. She is valedictorian of the graduating class with an average of 95.09. She was also chosen to win the Citizenship award by the student body and by the faculty. Joanne was an active member of the class during her high school days. She was class treasurer in her sophomore and senior years. She was also 'chosen by the senior class to receive the D.A.R. award. ' Page Twenty-Eight Th e 1952 CONCORDIAN