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

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Y , ,fo-7 I 1 May was characterized by banquets, among them the G.A.A., Military, National Honor Society and Senior Banquet. These and the many other activities made a month of enjoyment. The annual Spring Carnival, with all its hustle and bustle, was sponsored by the Student Council . Many people attended the color- ful event, making ita big success. The excitement of attending and joining the crowds traveling from booth to booth will long be re- membered, especially the chases after helium-filled balloons Senior Skip Day was a day of Fun, enioyment, new experiences and being t-i-r-e-d, Name Cards . . . . name cards was the refrain afterthe Name Card Party. l was swamped with them, but we had a wonderful time, didn't we? was another. The Military Tournament with its precision drill and rifle move- ments and comedy routines again madeall trul yproud ofthe Military Department. L 'H 99 ,-,IQIMG E' i

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QQ APRIL April opened with no classes for the first whole week. It was Easter vacation and also a convention of the Lutheran Teachers Conference was being held in Chicago. The track season started in full swing with several contests, including th ree triangular meets with other city schools. The Cadet baseball team officially opened its season with two games being played. The music department was certainly busy during April. The State Music Finals were held with our musicians again bringing home several honors. The band and orchestra enioyed the fun-filled trip to Detroit where they participated in the third Tri- Lutheran Music Festival. A week later they were again busily occupied and with the choir presented the Spring Concert. Congratulations again to the students who did so well in the achievement finals held in Bloomington, Indiana. Preparations were being made for the Military Toumaments and other events. The staff of the Luminarian breatheda sigh of relief as'the last pages of copy were written and last pictures were taken. Now just to sit back and wait till it arrives, they said. As April came to a close, we realized that Spring was definitely in the air and before long classes would be over for another year. .1 '

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June .... and with itcame graduation. There were only a few days of school in June, but many activities were crowded in to them, especial ly for the Seniors. The Bac- calaureate service, with its solem- nity, will be remembered as a high- light in the life of the Seniors. Of course, the dreaded final exams loomed near as June began, but with a little study lor none?T they were soon disposed of and everyone was ready for summer of fun. Cap and Gown Day, with the Seniors as the main attraction, was a day of excitement. At the Award Assembly, all the deserving were given awards for their work and service to the school during the past year. All brought out their pens and pencils and thought of nice things to write when the Luminarians arriv- ed. After the signing party com- plaints of sore arms were heard. By then everyone was tired and ready to sit down, relax, and look at his yearbook. Then came graduation, the cul- mination of four years of work. Good-byes were said, the under- classmen leaving for a few months, but the Seniors leaving with the assurance that God would be with them on their life's iourney