Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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LOIS ELIZABETH KIME L0ie PHILLIP ROSCOE LIVERGOOD Sam My deeds are gentle, and so am I. Ofsimp1e taste and simple aim, but he ' is always in the game. GOVERNMENT ---- Mac: Why was Caesar called the nerviest man? FAYE MAE MARTIN Faye KELBY KIETH MANSFIELD Ke1by Sugar may come in small lumps, but If the world is kind, I may graduate. it still is mighty sweet. Page Eighteen - The 1954 Concordian

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CAROL ANN HARTRANFT Ca1'O1 MARCILLE LOU HEFFNER Mal'1iC When joy and dutyclash, let duty go to TO IUOSI 2i1'1S men are f10'f 2 DFOIDICITI, smash. but a solution. for no matter how slow the moments are, they always seem to PASS! ! !! SHIRLEY MAE JAMES Shir1 CURTIS LEROY KEHR Curt At 17, love is as short-lived as a bee When I have nothing to say, I say it . sting, anyway. The 1954 Concordian If Page Seventeen

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SHARON ANNE McLAIN Sharon DOROTHY ELOISE MERRICK Dot There was never a saint with red hair. The rule Of UTY life is I0 make bU5i11eSS a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Curt K.: He sure had alot of Gaul! ! MARILYN IEAN MESSIMORE Marilyn Common sense is the knack of seeing SHIRLEY ARLENE MOORE Speedy 4 things as they are, and doing things as The easiest way for me to get into they ought to be done. trouble is to be right at the wrong time. E The 1954 Concordiau Page Nineteen