Concordia Lutheran High School - Luminarian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Mz'l1?agf Department Bfzllalzbn Staff I f if ff'-X ex n i ? f' '-aff' -' ' A . E 9' I Q te alia' s First Hou Major W. Axnnt. Lt, ffnl. D. Xzilirwolfl, Major R, Miller Sw-01111 Ifnu'.' Vnpt. G. N'l1 ule1'. Vzlpt. P. Svlimerls-1', Want. E. Blessing, Tim-J Hui:-: BI'Sgt, L, thmrlt-inzni, MfSgt. ll. Sliflfl XYith the dedication uf the new lligh Sclirml came inanx' changes in the Military llepurtment. The teachers twink dr:-ss check in each uf their Classes. Cadets were rvhligutefl to wear their tini- fnrms while in the luuilthng, .-X military Cunnnittee was eslahlislicd to assist the connnznidant. The arinr-rv mu rerirwzitccl to ziccmimiuilzite tht- ne' t't' Rl-l riliee. A Stzinrlarfl Uprratiiig l'r-iceclurc was puhlisliefl, giving direulions to the otiicers. The-we www, Ngt. 4 . Rolls. many iiiiproveiiieiits lielpecl to make the hattalion at more etlicient unit. Three new trfnpliic-5 were presented on the luztsis nf a series of tests and persmial oliservatifvi. Une went to the llest .Xll .-Xround Cadet, another tn the Best Uliiccr, and 11 third to the Best F11- lisicd Klan, These trupliies greatly increased the cnflets' interest in the l-l.0.T.C. program. Band aiu!!-ff:-W -1 22 Capt. R. Rahdert, NIfSgt. D. Biestcr

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Corfgvany C Ulllll. H. Bt'l'lll'lA, lxt, Lt. T. limlge, intl Lt. B. Blessing The eemipzniies were inrlefznigzilule in their emirzigemis :incl rleternlinerl attempt In iintshine each uther in the innntlily inspeetimis. The l-lest Liimipaiiy rilvhun went tu the cuiiipuiiy xvlime rating for the entire year was the highest. The captain of the emiipaiiy reeeiverl a sabre fm' such an outstanding ziecmnplishnient. The enlisterl men of that cmnpany were given inerit rilibrms. This spring, fur the tirst time, the captains were inzicle responsihle for cleterinining their own tnnrnanient mlrill. This nietliod proved valuable in making the twurnznnents zi great success. After completing this year's military pro- gram, the ezulets zniil the Coininzniclant can be well szitislierl with their L-Hurts. Coffnvarrv D Capt. R. Gerds, lst Lt. A. Engelbreclit, 2nd Lt. E. Rauhut, lst Sgt. E, Bertram 24 F-.-.......l1