Concord High School - Concordian Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Emotionally taken over, Laura Johnson hugs Dora Q Hershberger before accepting her diploma. Happy at last, graduates walk back for congrat- ulations and pictures. Handing out diplomas, Mr. Doug Mick congrat- ulates Mike Substanley. Speaking before her classmates is valedictorian Bethany Axman. Reflecting about the past and encouraging her peers is salutatorian Esther Maksymovitch. Graduation