Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Dances And Proms . . An Important l Some victories are celebrated twice- i once at the game and once at the post-game dance. Jerry Wiener, Gayle Overholser and Carol Warfel think that half the fun of the dances is the decorating. The Homecoming Dance is the most popular of all. Junior sponsored record hops draw a crowd of active students. These post-game dances are enjoyed by our principal as well as by the students. 24

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County Championships Mr. Murray cuts the last piece of net in cele- bration of our victories. Leon Linn, one of the two seniors on the team, is presented the trophy of the County Tournament by Clyde Sutton. Every student puts his heart into cheering for the team and Sue Lewallen and Ann Hoideman are no exception.

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Phase Of Our Social World LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Thompson, Bob Holdeman, Bill Toney, and Joyce Wolgamood. Mr. and Mrs. Gwaltney. The prom is an event of the year that every junior and senior looks forward to. These tired students take time out to relax and enjoy a cup of punch. Dave Vollmar and Carolyn Stuts- man. 25 The prom affords an opportunity for the boys to don their dinner jackets and the girls to show off their new formals. The dance would not be complete however, without these chaperones, who are also the sponsors of the class of '59.