Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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The Year 1958-An Era I 1 Lois Holewinski executes a perfect Spread Eagle in one of her difficult routines which has brought her national honors in baton twirling, winning eleven trophies and forty-five medals . 6

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The Year 1958 At The Highlights . . . . ...................... Work and play were both included in the year's events. Classes - Departments and Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . Capable instructors teach in the departments. Activities . . . A spirit of unity guides our activities. Organizations . . . . . Sports . . . . Music . . . People....................... .... A harmony of personalities forms a spirit of concord. Administration . . Seniors .... Juniors . . . Sophomores . . Freshmen . . Junior High . . . Service Staff . . Advertising.............................. Service with a smile is the motto of our advertisers. Photo Qpage lj Editor Dorothy Smetzer and Photographer Mike Mc- Clure posed for the theme page picture to symbolize our seal which is on the cover. Concord ....6 ....26 ....44 ...46 ...54 ...74 ...86 ...88 ..96 ... 110 ....116 ... 122 ....1'26 ....1-32 ...134 The Concord Metropolitan School District has grown from two grade build - ings in 1926 to the first high school in 1928-29 to our present campus. At present our main campus con- sists of 10 acres and three buildings with 37 classrooms, a gym, and an as- sembly. A nearby athletic field of 12 acres will be the site of a new building for the lower grades of the Central Grade School. Located near the main campus are two grade school buildings, East Side and West Side. East Side is to be remodeled with several new rooms added. Concord's personnel now includes 61 faculty, 3 secretaries, 6 janitors, 14 bus drivers, 10 cooks, and 1660 students.

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f Spirit And Harmony This has been a year of eventful happenings. Some were happy onesg some were not. There were the tense moments in the last few seconds of a ball game, the dramatic presentations at speechcontests, the hushed audience at the beginning of a class play, and the preparations of the school for special events and holidays. All these were in harmony with the spirit the students displayed. Working together, we students achieved the harmonious atmosphere out of which the highlights were born. Each person con- tributed his efforts to give us something worthwhile-- to give us pride in being a part of Concord. The school year of 1957-'58 will live forever in our hearts as we turn back again and again to review the highlights of this year. Our Booster Club Is Tense! Seniors Present Little Women Weekly Broadcast Is Live.