Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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. EH V Y I it Imagine sitting in study hall, doing homework, when suddenly, some tool crashes through the ceiling, barely miss- ing the teacher's desk! This is just one of the incidents that occurred during this year as Concord High School underwent an extensive ren- ovation project. Besides having to deal with the dust, dirt, and general clutter as the school was torn apart, students contended with a lot of jackhammers, saws, and pounding. Students saw pros and cons about this aspect of school life. Sophomore Tom Moody commented, I think that the construction will make the school's appearance more attractive. The new additions will make the school look a bit more dominant. Jenny Zienty, junior, further added, It gets a little annoying when you're.trying to work in a class and there's a jack- hammer going through the wall next to you, but I guess it will all pay off in the end. The school definitely looks better than it did at the beginning of the year. Moody also stated that it was hard to concentrate in class. lt affects my schoolwork a little because it's hard to 5 I lt gets a little annoying when you're trying to work in a class and there is a jackham- mer going through the wall next to you. I I study and listen with all the noise. For most of us, all of this mess will be worth it since we will be able to attend school in a totally renovated building. But for the seniors, it's going to be all pain and no gain. The renovation project will con- tinue even after the class of 1988 has graduated. Some of the seniors are slightly an- noyed. Dara Hale explained, lt happened at East Side when I was in sixth grade. I always have to put up with the mess, and I don't get to enjoy the finished product. Kathy Payne also added, lt doesn't bother me, but unfortunatelyl won't be around to see the renovations next year. For better and for worse, students and faculty alike had to tolerate the construc- tion this year. So even with falling tools and noisy jackhammers, it's good to know that out of all this chaos, most of us will have a newly designed school that will reflect the green pride that all of us at Concord share. - BY CHRIS ZIMMERMAN Construction

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