Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Unusual Honors Add Variety LEFT TO RIGHT: Phil Swihart, Nancy McKibbin, Connie Anglemyer, and Tom Sweazy. It is easily seen why Connie Anglemyer and Phil Swihart were elected best actor and actress. Long hours of coaching and memorizing lines all helped to lead them to the honor. 'I7 Last year, Shaw Jewelers donated a trophy to the Speech Department for the purpose of a- warding it to the outstanding actor and actress of each play. The first recipients of this honor were Connie Anglemyer and Tom Sweazy for their performances in The Robe. This year, Nancy McKibbin and Phil Swihart were elected for their display of talent in Cheaper By The Dozen.

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Assembly Programs, Holidays And Fullhart to get back to school. He even tried to plow hart s surprise, he was the only one attending. Everyone enjoyed the entertain- ment given by genial Don Lonnie, when we were privileged to have him lecture on How to be Popular. He was intro- W it duced by Jerry Woodhouse, Director of Youth For Christ Club. ,,,...f.w-5 Kathy Kauffm an, Judy McCormick, Trudy Wilcox, Verna Vargo and Marla Lovejoy are getting in the Christmas spirit as they help decorate the Christ- mas tree in the hall of the new building. 16 When the snow forced the closing of school un- expectedly, most people weren't trying as hard as Mr. his way in with his jeep. After arriving, to Mr. Full-

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Homecoming ueen, And Good Freshman attendant, Karen Weeber, is escorted by Loy McKibbin as she precedes the Queen. Donna Smetzer, a popular and attrac- tive senior, was chosen this year's Home- coming Queen by the senior class. Donna was crowned at the game between Concord and Bristol. She also reigned at the Home- coming dance after the game. Her atten- dants consisted of Carol Lechlitner, Delores Smetzer, and Karen Weeber. This event is sponsored each year by the junior class.