Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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'54 Claw Listen while we tell to you prophecies galore Of our Senior Class in 'seventy-four. A Wave who soon will be riding the sea Is what Rose Ayersman is going to be. Jerry Ball, a great engineer, Will fly to the moon in just another year. Barb Berger and Herb have finally succeeded ln getting the marriage license they needed. Sandra Cable wanted to be a home-ec teacher But changed her mind and married a preacher. G. Lyle Conrad, a lawyer is he With Miss Eyman, his secretary, upon his knee. Dr. Leonard Conrad is keeping Champ alive With his new formula on which cats thrive. Bob East missed the brake and hit the clutch He's walking now with the aid of a crutch. And Bill in his uniform so slick Is now a Louie with a brand new chick. Sarajean and Harold and children four Are raising kittens by the score. Beverly Fruchey, an expert with cars, Has been planning her trip to Venus, then Mars. Jane owns an Olds and is happy as can be With three little kiddies at her knee. The role of a housewife is now Joan's part For she finally tied the knot with Art. Our editor-in-chief, dear Miriam Hartman, Is the feature editor of the Country Gentleman Carol Hartranft, a Powers model is she You'll see her commercials on every T. V. Marcille l-Ieffner has caused critics to swoon With her latest novel, How to Spoon . Shirley James has become very brilliant at cooking And keeps her husband quite healthy looking. Curt Kehr still sits in the very first pew With Doris, his wife, and little Curt, too. Lois Kime and her Concordettes three Are singing now at the Chez Paree. When Major Kelby Mansfield shot himself with a Doctor Phil Livergood kept him alive. Sharon McLa.in's hair has turned very gray From letting her kiddies have their own way. Dot Merrick, a singing housewife is she On the Talent Show of Arthur Godfrey. Marilyn Messimore, though she wed a politician, Is now a most charming lady mortician.

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DONALD LEE TROYER Joe LOIS DARLENE YOUNGBLOOD Lo-Io This is a leader who had something 10 Personality is the name we give to our give besides sitting up front, own little collection of funny ways. kissed me seventeen times and it wasn't even my birthday! ! l NORMA JEAN YOUNGBLOOD Jinx BARBARA ANN YUNKER Barb If ITIOSI Of US PY3CtiCed what we DIG?-Ch' She may look meek and mild but OH! ed, we'd work our fool selves to death. MY! The COI'lCOI'di3l'l Page Twenty-Five

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C Y f iD Z H A 1' x .qfzwpftecgp Shirley Moore is now a prof at Goshen College Where she imparts a little of her knowledge. Max Myers, a bachelor, famous and cool Is teaching English at Georgina's Girls' School. ' Nancy Oswald has her ups and downs Running an elevator in the biggest of towns. Lorraine Perra walked down the aisle While she was still a mere juvenile. An F.B.I. agent is our Paul Reed Great in word, but not in deed. Larry Risser, now owning his father 's garage, Sold his old Nash and bought a new Dodge. Mr. Stump is trembling--it shows in his face Cause he knows Herman Schrock will soon take h Roberta, Faye, and Nancy Cook, too Are now good nurses with patients few. Diane Smoker won the Mrs. America prize The judges thought she was just the right size. Ted keeps his nose on the grindstone each day Supporting a wife and nine children that way. Polly Speicher is Einstein, junior's wife. They lead a fast and furious life. Married now are Stahly and Bailey And, as per usual, are making love daily. Doctor Alice Stauffer 's patient nearly died When she sewed her satchel up inside. And then there is farmer Arden Stickel Who has made a million developing the pickle, Dave Snickler, a farming man is he With a wife three times as big as he. Joe Troyer is coaching at Great Notre Dame His loss of hair came from a very hard game. Rex and Nancy Walworth are traveling far In their '24 second-hand Model-T car. Betty Wenger, who has made her fortune in glue Sticks close to her apartment on Fifth Avenue. Jim Wininger, driving a school bus, is the same as he was Except on his head where there is no more fuzz. Anna Yesberger, who likes to fly, Is an airline stewardess traveling high. Lois and Norma, inseparable forever, Have wound up as columnists, being clever. A farmer 's wife is Barbara Yunker, Driving her little old puddle junker. And thus reads the prophecies for each classmate To see how many really come true we can hardly wait The 1954 Concordian v