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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1957 volume:

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WY 9' .X ,W 5 Q , wx A 'K N 3-'-. . Av' 3 s-vs 'tw 'ww ? Dennis Koehlinger Carol Lynn Koeneman D. P Alan Korte i Q1 , Edward Koos R K W L .,,, My n n nnn S K ta ' .. '95 . 'I' N'-we - Donald Korte f A Andrea Krudop , 'UN lf. 5 ' .... o QVP' Dale lxruse iw - it y, Pat Leitz --if si Y f IN W- as' . 5 . W K, ' git ..,, 3 Rosalind Lenoire y V --',n' ' ,X Bonnie Lepper :fi E ii ddi :Qs 4-v' I A ' H , W? k,, ': ,., Q, ', 3, ,, W f ,... . Garb' Luderman ', ' fill y X. ,:.- 'l':'2 ' John Luedeman H iQ A It , Eloise Marhenke D Martha Merkle D Q Ernest Messman Darlene Mitchell .: QQUY 'M- A X D Janice Mittermaier E 'f Carl Moellering 4 QI! A 'Q WU' i - ,A Richard Moellering anet Mueller ' J A Xi A Lynn Ann Mueller ' ' ,..., Terry Murphy A' P '13, ,. J Q 7 , , vv 'q 80 'I '.'4 Vi. V A Steven Nahrwold li V 'V Paula Neusiis 's lf I-.7 88 h i Kenneth Nord Q Jacquelin Panning fa X wi, , is l Carol Pflueger ' 'M Q W Horst Rahden Y -X Phillip Rahe David Ramm A Q' . 21? Qi 'F 3, 'iff Richard Rainkiiig Q Terry Richter x Nlola Roberson , -- Linda Rodenbeck f vs! : .' gi Claris Roemke NN, .- sflfksxi i Faye Roemke , i qi - s Kent Russ Joyce Saurer A A N, A we wg. ' Roger Schlegel V ' 5 x ' Mary Schlund is Carolyn Schroeder x Jeanette Schroeder as W' S it -3 Ti .i . , Willard Schwartz i f i Marilyn Schweitzer l My- xii, X X5 ini ,V V a'i1 J Marcia Schwick . i Judy Seddelmeyer . 1:-7 'N rx it --. A f Jeffrey Shull lR ,j joseph Smith 89 F ,A J 1 Gif ...Q , who -ya, 'W' i' , ,iai- -9 , .I -i. KP? wa , A :- gui vf Jinx' if N M. -iii , wi i ,.,, 3 ik, 'Q X X 4 gg i. 4 i X A. A 1 if 2 VR . NE. - as John Stamm Rosemarie Stauffer Karen Stein V V , 5 N 3 L Stil ll X S E ee iwe ,xx Fred Stoekamp Xi if Lana Tennison ' ,' - . l X fi. . 7 fi Qi AN, ,X sq, T V 112- i W if gg, P Mary Beth Tessman IH T' an , Fred Theye is N ,xx ' si 1 if H -,ESA k ,Te 4. .. 4 U all Judy Troxel Harry Vaughan 1 P if ' Marcia Walde P. A i Virgilia Wallace ' Ni N Pat Wfalle N lx Pamela Waltke , A-MG' ' mi GK! '-'V PE, 'aa' y 13' . asf is Tom Wfatson 1 if' P Pamela Weitz X VQI H jack Wengert l 'Rf ilu' Carol Werling r sa Q U 43' ,-. ' -f f Y M ......- K ' . . ' r ' . - , - 1 P, we X K A.. L ,m' , lv -. U' Pamela Werling John Wiehe Linda Williams Nancy Wilson Robert Winbaugh Allen Zollinger 90 s A , ' . ,, .A ki. i .ilr I - fx: D , , ,H ,. 4, A. -5 1 , .5- .x L, , U , :r . S.. ,? 7 I 9 . 1 E ' . I if x 1 'F xx! fr , l, I 5 1 :A uv N 5 1 yr 1' , f f , 1. f fx f A r if 1. K I J W 'I J ,Q , A , L 51 f' , 1 I .1 K 5 w P f r .I fy f rg 1 W X x 9 f 1 'X gs. .11 xi it ' 1, lv, A vf. Q .: V J. O . I I Q. Q , ,' 2 3 1 . u . , , F fr I ' p ff f .- , .- X ,? 5 4 I V, f 'V Y , X .. 1. . , Y 'r f If 'S 1 'r ll . 4 23' 6 , 1 r r . 'I f . . 4? I ' x '. x 1 1 5. xY A ., , . X A . At r V . . 15' .. f - .' ,.. .f iv- 3 , Tr' En? .1 . 5' 'fl f. '5 3. l, I .fr I, If x ,ff , . if i I v, , ,Q 'B .nh U- j i 5 h I . f ,, 5 Q' 1 K xx , A 5 40 U' ir: ral I 3, , 1 4 C 4 I 'I 1 A if . 4 . If Q' x I ws' w .F ,K KI ' 5 x 'Q . . .wg A, ta wg 4' U' 1' , . C' nl I ,gb K X91 f 'K' 3 W' 'x 4- P W 1 Q5 .533 . :VV If ' al, -71-.V 5: '15 .1 W -' Q1 -1,7 1 in: 92: 75, Ai? Qs' -1 if l:7. .56 12' .jx in nz Awww Freshmen. .Class of 60 .X frequent question .xl the Hobo l'.u'lv, Arc You IH IIN' Class too, ' Maybe we were the smallest peo- ple, but we were the largest class. We breathlessly scampered around the halls trying to find our next class and hoped the instructor was a good egg. But our first year fears were soon dispelled by the warmth and Chris- tian fellowship at Concordia. We thrilled to our first football and basketball games, and made new friends at our get-acquainted party. Painlessly we became a part of Concordia. sl 5 C-'ni I N V I Al P' -L 4 ,rf A nf ,V ,f M. HQ e-A s. ..4n Jean .-Xkcrs ETX Class olliccrs Nl, Congdon. Vice-Pres.. B. lmler, Trcasg R. Niche. Pres 1 K Maxwell, Sec Rudolf Alexander Lvnn .Xuman Richard Auman Louise Baaclf Carol Bartels f i : TQW 1 TQ. . J in N , W ,N 1 V ,J '71, bf ' ,.., M 'MV ' . 2 Ag' , .V , V xt, ,gvgg ,rx- K 'il fi - ll. . e . X A nasal - t l x ' .. ' X 5 91 4 . A i . Wayne Baughman , ' ' V , Terry Beedle B X . B55 tt , ,, -55 Q 3 i f Ruth Ann Beltz xslfrj , i ,k,- X jud1thBengs 1 ,.,. N - ' X Z U A Sandy Bennett A , ,N ! 'Y : My t Barbara Bentz .Q lm H M f - ,N B Stephen Benz 1 K 1 W' 'wx-5 'Q 9 f Carol B r I i xi an ,NN -bvv C g ig, V . I 'rQ- Q ,q:, gms zil ' Charlotte Bledsoe if Rl. 'R ,t ' E 1 ..,., , . ',' 1' ., Don Bohn ' A - fn 1 , V M k ': - ' . 'em Lon Bohnke r,-X f if ,Q - ' - 3- R- Y, f Hi.. . i , lf? - . ' M V 2 W A ' ' P, t ' j Larry Boseker , W, N i Sf- sf , AL W Q zs QI. .. , N:-' ' . wr' - , ' Judy Brandt 1 t.e' 5 ..,r, ,4 f Q At ' ---e Suzanne Brown - ,W A - N-ws' i - , , -X-M, wq.,,i,:.,.,i,c. X ' it fffwim' Sh X' Q , B ,,.e Q3 la., V' , K. Qt yvqe Judy Biiiick -I+, r , P ,,.1. 5 . -J f Z X i ' Ralph Bultemeter , , L.. ..1 2 . ,. , ':Qggiiif:: . ,L R A' 9 S a-V f .3 N J' Leonard Burger ' if ij ff'-,., f i f lip 'ww Mike Busse ' V y 'V Ronald Coffman B f X ' . it ' if' by Mike Congdon A V ' . , ,SA ' gl S' ,ga I kulz James Damman , Q 1, lt , 2 ' W Q ' Scherry Davies gg, fl ,V u '-M ,i ,g is t Patricia Davis i - f i . . WV? iii' 1 , .ff ,M ,,., 13 A i: i Q i,.i s Q ,yi ix -.--. Ixenneth Dean 4 ' x, X - 1: 9 .Q ' ' - 1 --L .fm X . iii' H v 2 i A i i V 13 N 2 3 -Es? i' I jfgi , John Dickmeyer I f X ,. 1 Q A. , Q if Marlene Doehrman i 3' R 1 x, N, ' if William DOC11 'N' I -- i n :ll A 2'4v V? Rosalyn Doenges I ,Q Vi.' I L mal . lt Delmer Dreyer x f .L 4 ii-i ' 4 75: 92 James Droege Janet Ealing James Ellenwood :A William Fahlsing .Q ' R. an Terry Fair p Q r. J Robert Fickle H Dennis Fisher f K Karen Forrester ,ie F J Sharon Fortman J Ann Franz .W 1' if-l ,5,,,,,, , J N-,Ss A, X, in . 44- S x :D T5 . G Y 1' Q Q , -- 3. ,i is Q F12 t Nancy Gallmeier Judith Geerken Diana Gehring Nlelvin Geiger Philip Gibson Roy Gill Geneva Gotsch , 1 Julie Gouty H. - e fi Judith Grotrian J ' ' Tom Hansen .I Q W! 5 1 'U' 'XX ea r: Louann Hartman Stephen Hartman ' Norma Hattendorf A 3' Judy Hein Q Carole Heine in David Heinkel Dixie Hendrickson Diane Herschberger Jim Hilgeman Ellen Hitzeman fi Q NJ 'Neff 1. I ii'e 1 iw '15 - - Q' 'Q , -P' fr in 93 iew classrooms Fifiiii .,..,.......-wr s in-0i f '!5'Wm i'a,A-, Q- x ECE X. W , 4 fic ll I 3 .5:,, , Lxfr- :gig Q' Lf. ' 'iiiff 5 H592 ' yifif P' ' V, 'X - Si 1 ' 1 ff ,Sl ' fl' . ' ff' 1. 'H f ' . ill cfm l , I .ILM fi '1 'N 'I II ' :.'+,3.g.:, , 7 ' ,ii i l . ,, , Mr. Werling leads the choir in an anthem at the dedication Rc-xx Oldson delivering his dedication address. of the study hall, ,J A , 4 , 4 Principal H. F, Birkrnan cuts the ribbon as Rev. Nergcr officiates, 5 ... , SAG. i i' WT 'fini fa.. 4- f 'f A .af em N' 5 Ri-f,fa,s lv 'fx N 3 xx if I .. ZF., if A ' l G' ' x , ii i SR iff f y ,W V. -,- :1 Q r v T .tr W V 5 95? -It 4:3 Y 'mf , i K 5 .- A-33- :af H ,..x ..-f Ar an A wr:-n . N X V we M3 'NU' Q 'GMX , 'N ' WX. 1 ! David Hoeppner Helen Hofmann Ronald Holle Ralph Huge Robert Hunt Beth Imler Susan Kassing Joan Kidd Sharon Kintz Betty Kleinschmidt Mary Knoblauch Eileen Koenig Ruth Korte Howard Kreiselmeyer Loretta Krumwiede Dave Kruse 4 a A 6 Y ,gy .43 X ' x M is Janet Kruse Qt-gpg' K, 'N ' , 'if A A ,L S Stanley Kruse ,.lf 7 I 6 X James Lobitz K it .1 i ii H A i V , ,gn Garry McClure I, , U Q I 1 J: .E I A . A X x' Ed McFarland H I '- .ivy , M ,A V 3 ' Gary Martin M y W IIAA A is 6 Cordell Mathieu ,, p il! my Al' , Isfjrv ' ix -f Sh Karen Maxwell .G X i r i l 1 XM ' H ' ' Gary Mertz ' we l 175 A ' my V' 4' f KA A Carole Meyer 1 y .Q if P iv ' X cgi N M it -' Harold Moellering W V ff ,f Clarence Mueller -7. Q ,TW A , ' Q. xi ,Q .ini E ' Diane Myers f M - 21 it if x . il L--if xii, 94 Theodore Nahrwold Robert Niemeyer 55 Bonnie Nuerge Sandra Oelfke f . 'R 'W 'M N470 , 1 :Ilia ss.: ,' kt fx 'ff , , Roger Panning l ' Y ' Donald Parker Barbara Peterson Steven Pfeifer Kathleen Porter A is-X -, r '- 4 '-M X1-1, 'Qi X .X gc 19' 'Q .fgrxx ' . R Q X Karen Pusey L Darlene Radesk Tom Reilly Barbara Rinehart Thomas Lee Risk Tom Rodenbeck -,. ' Wx' 4-vw-Q N ffl? is fmx r i .Q .Q-Q. 35 -X P N X X - I 3 1 1 5 N y A K t tw V!,..Q c:q i t 9 ,.f-v All 'QP Km . M K, , X. X , x if , he 'R X X N. X x we X m g X , r,,.,t,. , M - ,K v, K-wx f 1 Larry Roemer x ' Nancy Roemke 'QQBQ' . 'ZR W gi, an .Wk All A - Rowley Rohlfing in 'W A kk' N Sj l Carl Rump T , ' 1.., D Q M .- ,'Q Robert Rupp ' ' , , 'A l ' 'X i 'P S ':,,V ' t :Q W . - 3 1l.k ig' .: Brian Ruseh 335 la-RS 5. Lavon Saalfrank .., Ga X . N , ' Suzanne Saurer we f --.. it B Q., NIQQ , fgij, 5,23 ' is ,W ', 'QV 4 David Scherer 1- if W hi 'I Q ' William Scheumann 'B -, yx ,E xox J Charles Schieferstein :V , Milo Schlaudroff sf- ,Q ...N ,H Rhonda Schlegel - a A . . ,gm V X Enlta Schumm AIEV , .IJ ymgf L M Robert Schumm Y -, v i R' -, ' fy N ' .V Ie- 23531 xsz 1 95 Q f RSF? 1-.333 e B- x .A X X Q .Q- X XX t f is sk t, A Q x I X X ,sw Q' ii -1' - ' Sf .N B f ig?- fn' vt A S' . F ,xi Iv Q SA 'tzr -gr rt 454- sa- x Q...-., yt ii! ...av it -' ., A 1 I ,K m -,AS Qi K lnqvi' I X -f x l X, l 4? ,, , -v w- 1 Ns, 3 as zz 6 s ' qv . .F vim' N : A , ' - S f..-'Y i., 'V : AQ ,' QQ , -N g 5 . I? R Q- 1-t x. ,. 8, tv. xv- 5 -V 1 -f N' .- mf -'-' yt ' x . 5 s N K 3' wiv, 'X ' ax W Els ' 1 QS '., i ,LT Q V V' nu, I ag S9 , 4 i , -Vt ,' 1- .. -f Nix XX. t A q4 1 s t X ' , , ,: - as - -'9 if ' 1' he 4 f. 'lv '-M' 3 A-H mr . A -4-ww - .zl , - gi g i ,,, -. N- ,L ' 'W if if -:.Q , .:Q',v .I v my 13- s ' X 5 2 . ff X 1 f el 1' : ' , , a' 5 . .Y , K 1 . V .. ,FQ-2 8 J r ' 96 Douglas Sebring Ruth Ann Seiman Jeanne Sievers Delores Stein Ersal Sterling Robert Stevenson Dora Stockton Carol Stoltenberg Cynthia Traycoff Joel Van Ryn Jerry Von Deylon Michael Vaughn Gloria Verweire Sharon Voelker Janet Walde James Wallace Judith Weber David Wendt Dennis Werling Marilyn Werner Ronald West Jerry Widenhofer Richard Wiegman Ron Wiehe Marsha Wilcoxson Michael Wilson Gary Wise Carol Witte Pamela Wray Dorothy Wyneken J 1 5171 .. J' iv, 911 I L , ... F . .x f ,, :ia 45 Q. A Qi , i 1 3 K x A FF gr . '-5 J , 31 5 X 1 I -L S , R- L, A if ,- air 43:2 fki'r Q: if fn- V if . 5531 I '5, . 1 .- sz: .gf- r. M.-rf wl. 'Q A ., il 1'-' fc'.',fgN .' ,t H.. 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'xi 31 .Qi 15. ,fa 5 . -Y Q, ,qs n -ffl! x.-: 3' H, ,iq ' Q56 T QPF vl '-:es - -Rb -5 f ' Q, I , ,jf V, . 5' -Q ' ,fi , 13- ,4. .. ,K 1, Q, ., .es ,b V- 4, x - 59 Ig - 'l' , :. . fy!- ..- 'Zf :7 , I-4 ,V . A kj! Arai .,1 1131 mf ff . ,5,.- , . 5? 5:1 ,gl K. 11. 13 A 5934 -as 1. 93. 'J tif' . if J M -E 1, 1:3-V A 5, . -5' . 'xv .f f . wa. . L- :. , ,I , J. L -z 33, . sw 1 .5 ,C x 3, ,r S5 as x I 'J 1 I -. :A 'X 5 , , jf,- , , 3 4: yf X -K ' , K x , . Sl x. I . J -f J' 1 ,a , xi an 1-5 1-. ' 1 . 'D ,- H!! f 1 9 3 R Z 1 Nw 1 x V 1 .L ff 3 v X, 1 fb . . x 1 f 2. x , -. 1 Y c 1 1 A x L 1 Awww Mr Meyer Religion instructor Qnes a helpful suggestion to T Rodenbeck N Nlts ll: .' ' zltlcr tt xtsg 1 t'ip.tl Bit km.m ide I9 1 spmln' .mtl nut 1 trrlf n tmplnm nl txp uns Y' x 5. f r Lohttz Sot1.1lStudws1n trutt r t N .1 N ' l X' -Ref -QS' '-aa.,,r- X , ! rv js pf: ,W .'XSSl9I.ll1l Punt zlim: problem Taklnqllbrarv .1ttrnd.xncf'1s Nlr lx vrnthtut r l' ll2llNh md bcrtnm Mr. Arthur Schwab, Algebra instructor, helps H. Rahden find the square root. Y. Q- . . ...,.,.,. ,Na+ . Q I a -' ., i ...,r,., it . Under the watchful eye of C. Brookmyer. Mr. Elmer Fiebig, mathe- matics instructor and treasurer, signs a deposit slip. Mrxlohn Sturmlels, art and social studies instructor, gives advice on how to correct a leaning post. '1 ,. Mr. Reuben Buls, religion and social studies instructor. clarifies some doctrine for M. Masenthin. T. Nahrwolcl learns from Mr. Reinhold Werling, music instructor, that it's E flat not E sharp. J ,Ax ,nh Q Af 3- 'LBQS fi Mr. Kurt Jordan, English instructor, gives M. Doehrman a pre-test peek. 5 in J. Stamm asks Bla' Rolwrt XXI-lslt, English inslrut'tor, whether even' sentence has to have za subjeit. lt's book report time and XI. Manske and KI Smith get some suggestions from Mr. Lester Baack, Sutial Studies instructor. it Z. R. Roemer. A. Buuck, Dellingcr get some basketball tips from Mr. Bill Koch, Bookkc-epinQ. Tvping and Phvsical Edu- cation instructor. Mrxlack Massucii. social studies and Phvsical Education in- structor. tells D. Sebring wl'io's buried in Grants tomb. 99 I knew you could type 80 words a minute, beams Miss Ross, Commer- cial Arts instructor. Miss Jessie, Health and Physical Education instructor, puts out the attendance slip of one of her healthy Phys. Ed. classes. B. Buesching and N. W'ilson get some timely tips on home' rnaking from Mrs. Haller, Home EC. instructor. 1 ,. kim M- . .- swf f 'Tis Co-editoisuj. VVerner and M. Woerner agree that the pifture is perfect for the yearbook. asf' . sw.. with Mr. Panning, industrial arts instructor, Mrs. Rcdnmnrl. Latin instructor, hrlpsj. Hamhrrick Conjugate her Latin verbs. ln this English class it's 'whom', explains Mrs, Knoblaugh, English Sll'UCtUf, F n Lv 5 f L f P 1 1 si .1 5, . 1 ., .rx . ay. il. .Q 4, ,' 'Yr .Kiki ff' '11 U ,Qt ...jx ,...- l Q 'LTL ., y ,, . :xl g .c' 1'i', ,- .v: J. ,' 1 .H .3 . 9, fu , ug 1 x Yr' . . .5 'J-' .4 iw F It . fir:- 'x,, U y , J rw, 4 P. 5' Q1 l w 9? 1' . . 1 , i I . A 6 U I. ,I 3 2 fx . Z' V 0 .. , A . be , 'Q 1 '1 w 5' f 'Y ', 1 1' ' 2, x Q' 'i IJ .I ye, . x .1 . I QI , 1' x gl , K 1 n I .1 A, 2: . , Y H .H . if an :A '1 A , .:, 1 . 1 i 4 J ul I ii 1 4 'I lf! s 0 ' 0.3 ' I 1, I : 'f A If. . ,, ga . X131 . '3 I ? f., f' . . K ll: , 41 jig, sf . EY 43. 01 as If -12 eg EF X A X D 1 1 1,1 , 'E ' u 1 H. . if Qi ' ,lx w' I 7 r . l- ! v I 81' ,. -'K r f . 1. If fy: f . 3' , You' Were There A s the doors opened to 1 Famlhar quolzmon Bl-IPI' Srx'vicc'S al Confordla Church. Let's hurry so we can get 21 good seal for lunch A' The hm'-up O K, nvxt 2 ER hiflisfir Miss? sipggmu Ls':U5'T. Wi3'rr'Wee'wr'irI.r I Q ig ? 13456781 i h i V9I0 n I2I3l45gI yLnP5h I6 NN2l I- 141552152 ,. I . 11 521112 -' .L, . E .,,1,,,e4e 1'e . g om And where were you on Wednesday, September 19th, Mike? 6 Awww Seniors Complete four wonderful years Queen Laurel and King Norm xeiqn at thf- roller skating party. '4Nisht of l3I1U.ll'Y Sixtf-Pmhf' ms! and direflol Ynlpo, here xx com X ,W A ufAH. NGO. man. Go! You roulcl have married mv out on .1 spoon, Compliments of the T01 Compliments of the AMOS PHARMACY KNIPSTEIN PHARMACY Our ueen and her Court reign ,N -rf IJ.-25,24 . ,az- X X -Q 'un kbp e Q G3 K , A u -u-15--I-3 ff Our Homccn , . '56 queen, Pat, Albrecht. '55 queen, M. Kocneman, and VVerner. First place Honu-uyrnlng display as Qntvrn-cl bv the I r0sh1nc'n l02 ming Queen and Court: Scherer, L. Hawthorne L Kruse, . xc. N? W . N if Supreme I I ,vp '39 N ,V .- Bc-lore the coro t my, a delicious dinner ' s served to th November 23 marked the 1956 Homecoming of Concordia High School. The Military Department formed an arch of sabers through which the Queen and her four attendants were escorted by Military Officers. Pat Albrecht the 1955 Homecoming Queen placed the honor of 1956 Home- coming Queen on Lois Kruse during the half-time of the Auburn-Concordia bas- ketball game. The Queen and her Court ruled over an after-game party held at Bethlehem, for the Alumni and students of Auburn and Concordia. K, Ramming escorting Qin-rn I.. an arc 0 sa ers. C xx X Off with his head. NN hal whistle RI' Y 1 N bint. Dave! . -ind Q, funn, Q-x -w 9 .yu ef:-'f3?X .fxw .g,,,YM ,X M : -. .2,. :- V-'E' nw MW C n 1 F, . 5 ., ' 0-.2 if , -I Xl BQFQX? x X E, N 1 1 .' . A N V! L+ Y I Q 1 W . in ::A,' 2 W, R IK ffl 8 X, A! A-fyfkfi' upon :s um ,Qi Grin and Bear it -.xx 'f -.P ul I X 1: f ,Xxx ff, X-X WA.. Wm FUN? - .Q-, I r 5 2 3 4 E 2 J ' The Arn' neeos h ' n 1 5, VW- x. L: ,SF . I'-I .5 f'l7 J 1 H 'FT' ' -Dt o . ' X U V 5 '-'n 6 . f I I fx 1 .. . V ' V K QU ,yu 1 .. WA 1 . x 4x V t , 'Ming'-I. f 3, x ' rs I X A f I M Juli: 5 , ' J 'N il ,a W' 'ELI .. ,Lg 4:.v.l 'gn 'W ,.,ll'T'-.4,.' ,'V 'I - ' v-V Lk!! ' I F A W f j My . ' ' Us 4,1 pl V In. ' - '44 'WY xxi V mu! H .Hin-.lFl','fl 1 . V' ,- V -H . Bu, ' ' , is .. -, ..-?.nn-.-.,.f!5-'.f . L 4. W I - an . 'O W. , OI Rx 4 ' ' 4991: I L T ,. 1 ' .. 11: mnlbnlh 'Wh Qu, YEIRIOOKS X., .J r L., V . fr 'L' 14 '- W , ,. ,E - ,ku N 74' , 4. Q , u 'rv ,L I ' T55 1. rx-Q msg' .V J 4 Dr.. V t . vkl 1 ,. N 1 . W r.,v YI . anewyear ,iwf ,,, Summer vacation hangover .... the strange 4 . places .... new teachers .... small freshmen W ' , 'Y . . . . big classes . . . . full skirts . . . . peg pants B . . . . old friends . . . . friendly faces . . . . full schedule cards .... first tardy slips .... first assignments .... homework blues .... Wed- A ' A , nesday church services .... study hall troubles . . . electing class officers .... club dues . . military uniforms .... underclassmen pictures Bewilderecl freshmen comparing schedule cards. 1 , . ,y,'?5'?? ku vw V W- AWN - - - -V .. - M . 7 N A -A as-ff lvl , Principal H. F. Birkman welcoming students at opening services in Concordia Church 7 ,ik N'N?N'Q5F'f5SQfX3' . ,bf covenx MYERS ii A hr' S ,. x Q, N -. L s 'f Q-K fe x. - Sf S X v ,gl Where each day began with Worship 8 IX ix R f fi bf' Students enter church for a chapel service. W af ..A 4? 5 1 91 Zi.f,ai 'Zg ,X Principal H. Birkman assists M. Bender with her inter-com chapel address. Reverend B. johnson of Zion Church pronounces the Benediction at a chapel service, 9 5 ,FX - . Ax, -L 1- , rv .S 2 IRI' ik I , , 1 ffxgs - is H i i i ,44- -1 .wfzh5:Li .Q --Q ,Q 1..- 's.,,.,.v You Were There Y Cast members from the senior play, Bt-rning, Grady, K. Ramming. D. Doehr- mann, I., Zelt, and Dicmcr gt-ts some professional advise from director Sturmfels. 'IO trugglin G. Seddlemever, and D. Wiehe giving the hall some Christmas atmosphere. evening rehearsals ..... decorating can be fun ...,. Executive committee meetings, . , . .point parties.. ...Juniors hard at work on Senior Banquet ..... preparation for the Military Tournament and finan dress parade ..,,. building Carnival booths . , . . .Graduation rehearsals. . . . . nd worklng together M, - X , f . wifi? lbs M ggkwk-1,111 f F. aw.. 'N-Mfg 3 Sam, x 'Q KN TRS - ' xi! ' ff-A: x RN. ' C, XX ads dC'llXLl'9 a spur of mhQ momcnl spccch m English claw .As needles pricked, buttons popped, new recipes . . . modern methods and equipment. . . burnt fingers . . .shop- ping sprees . . . budgets . . .style show . . . new fads. . . clay models. . . note- books. . . experimenting in color . .. non-stop to anywhere . . . news reports ...last minute cramming . . . classic Comics . . . world maps . . . li, Forrester wishing needles wererfl so sharp. .1 M ,-'Si Y Klein, M, Bender, C. liorchcrding, and C, Grenel, ready to feast on a meal served by M. Fahlsing. 'I2 paint cans spilled and the world spun X. .' ' ffl? P-'x 5K 3 f ' asf X . N. pop quizzes . . . lab experiments .... scrapbooks term papers .... book reports .... Classic COfI'llCS .... SOFC l'I1LlSClCS . . . . C'XlCIHpOI'2.l'lCOLlS essays .... burned fingers .... final exams. ,Ut 'li V? W L x l 5 . 4 X. 'xx-. ,M-ffff N - S 'CW' ' V, ' a S-Q, A ,, i,,, X I still think ilk ca ici' Io lust add 2 + 2 and qc-14. .J ' Z1 , ' , F , . ,iiiyj V - 'gg J' V ,JK ii Vg.. I ., , I ,aaa . It's not a chemistry exanualion just a fire drill. lTo0 Badl .As test tubes exploded, problems became puzzling, . hx afar V 5f,am'wm'w F- .I e Q 63.15,-gg,,r 4 X Q Q' vw, :',- ffi. - 1,13-0 K 1 I 1' lid. is 3 5 1 , 5 f i 2 'Vz 6 0 x C N X 'x ,.,,v N 14 S. Congdon, 'I'. Rodenbeck, and Gerken mix their secret formula, fs bs X Y: -:Jef t jg 15, N Thafs P. Weitz, C. Werlinghj. Hambrock, P. Neusiis, and L, Mueller showing off their speedball ability on a brisk morning. muscles strained, and lathes hummed. . ,,s. 5 L : z L H H S ji Qi:-'Sfvaf-' S El xg 1, Fort Waync's future craftsmen, R. Adams, B. Winbaugh, B. Johnston, and G, Foltz, hard at worl You Were There Standard three minute rush between classes. In crowded halls, long milk lines, parties . 413, s Qi 7, l W gl 1 K M, Vaughn and NI. Busse caught in a sandwich eating contest 'l got mine, now to g X E short noon-hours . . .school steps-gossip headquarters . . .jammed halls . . . milk stam- pede . . . lively pep sessions . . . class assem- blies . . . mixers . . . 3:30 bus... Homeu d B d fy! Go get them Cadets, go get them, Pep Sessions, jammed parking lots -I L J C I 1 I h h h JL, LW 05 vm Ly Gabbing on School Ussi . -X bl Q h h l psisagood th p hl g p 'v- Steps I dorfl like salsmi SHIldSVifhES,u Lunching on lawn, QL... WP mn win suxf' x c' ran And rooting Tight, fight' 'CI-A-D-I-I I' 3 ' fi J' ,4.u3.u3-un.-dv -T-S -g.4.,gg,3 -Q x , :aff 5 , ', g: Yf,'.?E'NL Flymq high. just what is bf-hind Khxlt A'Green Door? Were Thexjbb At Valpo, Award, and Graduation Days Award presentation by Mr. Birkman, prin- cipal to M. Woerncr Lvnchrclgxsslncn Xv21ldC, Nl XValde'. and R. XYn'hc asking grads K. Krueger, B Neat. and NV, Bultcrneicr for their autographs. .4-. X' ia:-fp fs a ' f ' 55232524 p W., - ,Q , ..,. A .33 Yalpr: bound arf: M Kocncman. and S, Cirzidv, - ' '5 . - ' 2 I V' '1,. . 4 3 , ,: , -1 ,, , SSW I ' ' f1..:,:vr'- ,- 's Ax- 'V V V. -' -X ,ing gp. 4 ' .. , -fi - ' 2153 ff' 20 You Were There WVhen we had our ups. , H I Wm. V- .... i ,,--, fai 5 'fl' A K W .unx pl:-wrxlillq XII 15.1.11 R with 1111- X LQ:-llIx.nl11I:xRf-11 It must l1au-lm-11 xn 1 .xxx nlvxcwllfm xxx , ft If R 4 .L K 'L Az, N 1 Af, 1-'fl -1- K J -4 l i. 'pr .. na . , if , 5 Qsffi, Q, fffqj '?,1:vq'hv-4. 43.. 'n f w.. ,Q',f 1'ixA 'if 1 ' ' i,- s- '1 ' - 2 ' , .35-. f ' gf. -- D' , 1:?xVQ'f,i,w'QA7b1 w,x' , I ,-, .4 x , A -,- ' 4- If-U Hwy! bf XT! - 1 1':Q - x JK -'i . -11,-is 1 1--5 f lg, ' 1- tj'-x:,L5wfV5 1 41 L1-Iii ,I 4' N584 uv .S .. ,M V. V ' vi W UI ' Q .Q ' 1' 454 'QU f I Ji A U V J If 5' , , -K F N?-ft T. - Av ' x hi 'ff 8 J Y - 1- , ,L , Efiiytxifr AK'-ff V l , X ' Blu -Li fg qvy: Mfr. f 5' x F df ' -'-:'Q.'- -. 'M' v A ' V ' .Ti fi' ' v igil- All fur ffunCf1rci1.1 wand up .md lmllvr ,Q-K... ,-F.-3 y - 4-,,...-J , b b ' 5 , -- ff- , Q , 3. 1Q.-V-.3 J5i1.fg,1l.g,.-fTH- .-asf' .- . -- - 'WWW-1E...f'g, ' 'fig' A if Q '49 '5ff 5',,,, 21 nd our downs. -mg fx 69 LP ? jl C R l'ake it easy fellas. 1. :Xi- ' I though! I was worth at least a C-. 'Nba LM? -N4 35 But we tried our best. ... 22 :wr- R l -m., 5 ll L 1 . x 'v M'.a . ,N 1, ',s r gi- 1 1 sl 4 Y 1 x 1 x lf' 'A ,' , fl? fr N . 1 ll .1 ., Q ZH 'rt J. V e, 2 x I fy 5 . x A . ff Q i f A it Q, fi w ', I' S I . 15 1, I .39 lx 7,9 .Vg f 'Wi I 1 1 J I I, n , , 1 4, :M 4' J . 1 '11 fi T . U' . JI If V Q E, 1 , f, 1 4 X ,, I ' . 51 SY . ,5 5. f J' ,Q fx , Y V Ir Y2 . 7 13 3 . ,P J. 'n' 41 .27 .Si Q: ', .a ,-.6 '.. ,1 '. - ff .ff 'r 1' 521 ,Lfr 'ue QL :gh V 19. li ' rp, . : L . I-1 - X., .J r L., V . fr 'L' 14 '- W , ,. ,E - ,ku N 74' , 4. Q , u 'rv ,L I ' T55 1. rx-Q msg' .V J 4 Dr.. V t . vkl 1 ,. N 1 . W r.,v YI . A-MQMPM The students' echo Get rid of your grudge. three for a quarter. And the shepherds returned. glorifying and praising God. I - awake Lrg- -W w'x'Sv-- . Striving to improve relations between teachers and students. promote Christian conduct, and to improve the school in general. the class-elected Student Coun- cil worked hard to serve the student body. Through their homeroom representatives the students were better informed of the work of the Council and were able to voice their opinions. Under the direction of the Student Council par- ties, pep-sessions. Homecoming. Christmas Convo- cation, aand Spring Carnival were held, and the clean-up campaign proved to be a success. is--.g AR, , . .1 -' W -xx ? :A V K: - N-fm-:b Pn5 ' N' , i 42 1 f-. L , -J .r l rv x ,I 4- 43 Fmt lClli' M. Koeneman. Sec.. D. Doehrmann. Yice-Pres.. I. me-ver. R. Wilson. K, Krueger. T. Gotsch. F Theve. B. Lepper Bulmahn. Treas.. K. Ramming. Pres. Second roar: T. Reilly. R. C. Moellering. D Ramm. N IlllZf?IUdIl- Wiehe. G. Gotseh. L Berninz. D lYiehe. B. Kruse. Seddel- 23 's NS .1 -5 l .f ' s 1 . ' , X ' 'QQ' -aw' , Lxll' ' 'X' 'lf ... P ,X N f. I N . I N f , , r . ,- I x . ' I f -. ' I 5 L 4 - mix: M. Knoblaugh, L. Warner, M. Schweitzer, B. Van Buskirk,J. Heine, Top '1ow: C. Heine, H. Hoffman, P. Neusiis, J Grotrain, FLA 1 . ' f iehe, A. E:.hlen, W. Scheiman, K. Meyer. Firxl mw: I. Bulmahp, M. Busse, Roemke. Second row: T. Hanson,J. Kreiselmeyer, P. Wcrlingvi . Fuchs, D. Wiegman, R. Sieman, M. Klein, C. Werling, M. Manske, and D. First row: IA. Zollering, C. Gremel, R. Paulsen, R. Beltz, J. 1 f Wyneken. ' Sauer. i ' I ' ' 7 ' 3 Orchestra f ,u X For tastes that lean toward Mozart arid the semi- . l 5 X-x-classics, we turn to the orchestra. ' r 1 4 5 n 5. ' . - . . ' '95 -. The orchestra teamed with the ,band to g1VC creditable ' '. performances- at the Music Contest and Tri-Lutheran X 1 , . - .- . . - f ' 4 ' .,3',HiQh Music Festival: -, . -gk- ' N 1 . 'izjxx-C '?F: ' ' , 'Q ' 1 . ' K X, I Q Lg ,Q .X 'JK +A-- l f Q l r I N. F I - ' ' . Q ' ' ' , 1 x , . , . Pfvl-.'f 'L ' ' ' . fag .. , . ' - ' I ,. . . . . , . -., . 4. .....,. ....,. , . . . ..,... W-. ,... .. .s..,.....,,. .,.. ,. , . ., M , ,, , ,,,,,,,5, ,W ,. ,, ,,.' - L., ' up 7nw: Ludeman, R. Ruff, L. Stilwell, F. Theyc, R. Wilson, T. Georgig - ' R. Knapp, T. Murphy. Firrl row: V. Bobay, P. Smith, C. Buesching, S. enbeck, C. Bnmner,J. Redden, A. Ehlen, C. Schlie. , x . f: t Choir A scraping of chairs, silence, a sudden burst ji . 'of song and Mr. Werling's Choir was again in We' session. c Their voices entertained many people dur- , , ing the yeariin Churches of the High School ' Association, and in the Spring Concert. The usic Contest was an eagerly anticipated event -1, 1 x fx, ' 1, 6r the members. I '-K' f Baccalaureate and Graduation climaxed a f.dS,z4,l1.Lr,.1 .mar ' ' Top row: E. Endorl, S. Volmerding,J. Doehrman, H. Johnson, A. Reiteiagl J. Terry, J. Heine, C. Schi'oeder,'J. Kaiser, D. Reinking. First row: C. 'I Heminger, A. Roudcbuch, M. German, M, Loeffler, C. Johns, P. Sch- laudroll, M. Masenthin, C., Bulmah,J. Schroeder, M. Beltz. t HM V ., M . ll , .... .,. Q., ggi, 59 Q .X fi 1 I - . r ,Springer, K. Boseker,-P. Korte, G. Luderman, .' A Kai. N X . X- - I . Pls 'X , -. ' A , ,f 1 Top foul: B. -Wi-nbaughg T: Nahrwoldfl. Mittermeir, M. Ben- ' I, Yfbp mw:, M. Geiger, L. Boxhnke, H. Krfellimcerl Mertz, D. Wallaceimjh .ne-tt, Second row: R. Knapp, K. Zander, D. Wendi, Firrl row: Rohrs, S,,,,,,d nw.. M. Roemke, P- HcincQrD. Duesel, H. Vaughn, Fiidybuj. his . - EGL Verweire, R. Korte, G. Peters, C. Schroeder. V Reinking, F. Stockamp,j. Wallace, W. Doell, R. Korte. X 'lip V. ' K ' Bland f r Every Seventh hour we were taken back a few years ff- as we listened to our band going at it with all the gusto of Qusz-1's band. - They enlivened all our home basketball and football . ames, and Homecoming. ' . , I I l 5 . . . Preparation began early for the all-1-mportant Tri- x , f Lutheran High Music Festival with Cleveland and Detroit NX: . . f -' which was held here at Concordia. I , If-X fQ i- A ' X ,I 1 ' 1 -X: 1 -- A ,L ful. xx 'x Top row: S: Nahrwold, D. Korte, R. Standifordg H Pxzlsen. Firrl row: C. Schroeder, C. Armstrong,-M. , S: 'weitzer, E. Bosselman, E. Fuchs, C. Wade Mii:hels, C. Gremel. , l x Q - ,firector a well de- . served bow. K.: Lx i I I I ,, I , llxifouxj. Ludeman, L. Stilwell, P. Kortigigffnfe, R, ilson,'R!.X': 1 St'andiford,i'I:. Georgil l13KdrteQ4D.'Paix'IseEJfSpiiY1 ''Z' -' fl, ' R. Rum E. Boselman, M. Klein, S. Rodenbeck, A. Reiter1'Fa Michele- -X - C. Bulmahn,-I. Schroeder.'Fir.rl row:-I. Terry, S. Volmerding, ML ' -' 1 ' weitzer, C. Gremel, M. Maserithin, C. Buesching, C. Schlie, P. I T T.V. Choir and Octette? Both of these groups are select groups from the Choir which appeared at ban- ' quets and various other social gatherings. The T.V. Choir madeeseveral appearances . on television representing the Lutheran 1 Churches ' . . v 1 1 n v s . 1 , 1 - . 1 Q -Y .-ln, trutters on parade Tliulk hind tuirlcr, N. I'll'lLliE, lJCl1lI'lC Naming baton. l the -----..m..-:.-.- The high-stepping twirlers again added much sparkle to the half-time entertainment at the games. Hours of work, heads up, toes pointed, and special practices resulted in precision formations and attractive, clever costumes as many spectators can testify. This year something new was added in the way of a plaque given to twirlers having a certain amount of points. The twirlers are under the sponsorship of Mr. Ed Werner. Concordias cool cal lwirlersl f- -- sa--,ggi--1,-,,j za- 1-att LL -'L-'-1-'-kai'-1'-T-ff :sir-'.,:.L 54531-P' he Gntsch. Lucpke, D. Gehring, M. Tessman Erli and N. Fricke. 26 Forming a are: M. Schlund, Rupright, Hitzeman, C. Breimcicr, Hein, M. Merkle, l Pflucgcr, L. Rodenbcck, P. Waltke, R. Lenoir, Armstrong, Hambrock, L, Bender, P. Leitz, Members show interest in good music iv, Sqn- I-'zmt you : M Masenthin. I.. YN'arner. Vice-Pres , M, Sfhwei- zer. Sec. BIitterm.iier. Treas.. R Ruff. Pres. BI. Cline' Semnn' mqgi Mr Wcrline. Advisor. D, Stein. S Yolmer- dine. C. Gremel. M Klein. .X Reiter. R. Paulsen. F There. Requirements for membership in both the Clee Club and Sharps and Flats Club are an appreciation for good music and a desire to learn more about it. Twice a week the Girls Glee Club could be heard diligently practicing their do-rah- D Roehrs. KI Knoblauuli. R Sciman. R Viiegnigiii Third mst: D Radw-sk. C Sthroeda-r. P XYerlin2. l Lur-tlv'ni.in. D Wendt. B Rnsth. tl Benus. D XN'ynekwn mes Various school doings and Chapel services were enhanced by their talent for singing. The Sharps and Flats Club met once a month at different member's home and en- joyed listening to all types of music. rzw! mztq N. Stoll. R. Br-ltz. D, Stein. P. V'r.iy. N Hattcn- CI Mr-ver. Bruirk, S Brown. C Stoltenbere. L Krumwie-do dorf, B Ke-uneke. P XYeit7. S. Davies. C. -Iohns. J Kaiser. D R. Korte. X' Daxid Nl l.innv-nu-iffr. I. Saalfrarik. B P:-ter Dori-wr. NI. Cline SFIUYIIII ma' E. Fuchs. A, Diemer. C lN'ittm-. son. l Gr-r-rlgvn I-hznflz mf. C Briqman. -I Srhmecler. K XI Knoblaush. K. Pusv-v. Benes. D. Radesk. B Bvntl. M Stein, li Marhvnkf-. C1 Bulmahn. J Scherer. XI Cradv. M Werner. C Bohn, S Blackburn. J. Sievers. L Meitz. S Kas- Srhrfmdl-r. B Springer B Imlvr. l GOUYV- l BV-1 'd'- S Rfl' sine. C NNE-rlinq. j. Grutrain. C Herninqer. Sir Wvrlinu Thin! mc.: G. Ye-rwc-ire. R. Seiman. D. XVvneken. S Ovlfkr-. 27 lrr-r C Bledarw -ef fel 'Q 1 SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB - - Fm! zozrr S. Dietz. A. Groh- rork. R. Cozad. B. Bueschinq. K Rgmuning. Pres.. M. Nlfoerna cr, Yife-Pres.. I'Ia1nlJ1'0Ck. Ser.. Hcemsoth. Treas.. S. Crxtdv. Werner. D. Rcinking. M. Srhrocder. Sffond TOILH' Mr Lobitz. C. Schlie. M Sehnn-ling. .-X. Ehlen. S. Tirnme. L1 Blll'SCl1lI'l2. I. Meiti. C Brunner. Dcitz. A. Reiter. I. 91 Bulmahn. E. Messman. M. Mginskv. G. Seddlcmeyer, P. johnson. N. Fricke. Hclmke. Tlzim' row: R. Ruff. S. Cong- don. E. Snffcn. W. Sfheiman. T. Wvst. D, Koehlinger. Kraft. N. Buls. N. Hitzeman. T. Golsrh. Fourth vaio' YY. Ml'SSIl1IlIl. B. Dettrner. I.. Berning. D. lViehe. G. Gugel. L. XYarner B, Civic Minded Students New members in the Social Studies Club were chosen for their high scholastic standing in social studies. specifically a B average. This honor society is connected with the Indiana lull mn S Erli. M. Schwa-in-r. Cl. .'XIIllSll'OHH- S. Bt-ndcr. M Br-ltf K. Stein. B. Kvum-kv, D Doctor. D Mitchell. M junior Historical Society. Under the direction of Mr. Lobitz, the most looked-forward-to event of the season was the initiation of new members. 1 E GOA E s l P. Wnltkv. AI. Hcnsivk. II. Panning. M. Tcssman, Saurcr. Mr, Lnbitl. Third mfr: K. Buutk. Shull, K. Russ, E. Koos. Lilxmy M Walclrn R. Sizrulfvr. ll, Dr-ltmt-r. Sefmzrl rom. L D, Rarnrn. AI. Wit-hc. F. Tlivyr-, D. Kochlingvr. C. Roemktx L. 'l'v'rtluwm, C, Bulrrnrlin. Y, lY.tll.nt'a'. I.. RotlcnlJctl't. C. K0'nz'- L Stilwell. II. Lut-dl-man. R, Mcwllt-rimg. man. N Bur-srhinu. M. Sthlund. I S1-rltllr'rm-yr-r. L. lNIucllt'r, 28 They don their thinking caps ' :K ,., . if 'H K i gw' lfzrst ron: B. Buesching. j. Helmke, Vice-Pres.. S. Berning, Tre-as.. M. Woerner, Sec., N. Hitzeman. Pres.. N. Frieke. Second row: G. Gugel. S. Deitz, M. Schmeling, M. Manske QI. Deitz. A. Reiter. G. Seclcllemeyer. C. Buesehing, J. Werner On Tag Day cries of Congratulations! were heard as new members, chosen by the faculty, proudly received their maroon and white ribbons from those already holding mem- bership. Membership in the National Honor Society is restricted to those students who have a high scholastic standing and leadership abil- ity. Senior members. with the help of Mrs. ff' 4 Q Q . -.a Mrs. Haller. T. Gotseh. Third roar: D. Wiehe, L. Berning W. Messman. J. Peters. E. Saffen, D, Koehlinqer. R. Ruff. K. Rammins. Haller. gave a luncheon for the newly-tagged members. The year was climaxed with a ban- quet for their families. This organization. under the leadership of Mr. Buls. has done much to convince its mem- bers to become teachers. At their weekly meetings they discussed the hows. whyfs. and wherefors of the teaching profession. F5 H - l Fin! zozr: M. Beltz, S. Rodenbeek. M. Masenthin. M. Klein. M. Germann. L. Meitz. .-X. Reiter, M. Sehmeling. C. Wade I. Bulmahn. G. Yerweire. C. Brigman. Second mir: UI. Mit- termaier. S. Blackburn. VY. Messman. C. Bohn. S, Bender. P. Walle. Bengs. B, Bentz. R. Doe-nges. L. Baaek. C. Traycoff. Mr. Buls Tlzzrd rozu: R Gehring, Lvtal. D. Stoppenhagen. B Rupp. R Ruff. T Hansen. R xvlPEIHT1l'l my f - , V -5,-M.. fui They make our C. Borcherding. Literary Editor, getting helpful hints from her capable staff. S. Volmerding, R. Cozad, Annette Grohrock,-I, Terry, B. Buesch- ing. R Korte, and R. Dicmcr. Our photographer, K, Zander, shows Heemsoth, Circulation Mgr. and B. Winbaugh a picture he has taken. , M. Wovrner, Co-Editor, assigns ads to her Business Staff, T. Murphy. B. Bergman, K. Russ, W. Schwartz, D. Kruse, C. Heuer, E. Koos. memories last -I-nr J. Panning points out a possible layout to iNerner Co-Editor. After taking first place for their mock yearbook in their budget bracket, September found the Luminarian staff eager to begin and crammed with original ideas. Ideas began to materialize, ad and subscription drives were successful, pictures were taken, and then arranged on make-up pages. Writers investi- gated and typewriters pounded. Suddenly the final deadline loomed and with a concentrated last-minute effort it was met, and we sat back with a sigh of relief to await distribution. Wie hope we have captured some of the mem- ories that have made this year so memorable for you. 30 O . . C The Siu-Hi Volpe. under the direction of Mr. Jordan, is oncor 13,8 on tie spot news reporter. plctures and In prlnt Aspiring journalists were given many opportunities to develop their literary talents. Using journalistic skill in- cluded everything from chasing the bus from the New Haven printers to putting the finished product in the lockers. Reporters, staff members, circulation and business per- sonnel worked side by side to turn out one of the finest papers yet. A 4. . ' 1 . l 1 iq Q W... x X, 3 Q1 W'- W Q14 Combining their articles for the next deadline are' G. Scddlemeyer, M. Manske. XV. Scheiniin. and A. Ehlen puzzle over how L. Tennison. R. Stauffer. C. Roemke, B. Kruse. to improve their paper. . Ei N--f 13. E' .T Fifi! roar: I. Bulmnhn. G Seddlemeyer. Copy Eds.. G. Gugel. Stauffer. .-X. Ehlen. K. Meyer. -I. Scherer. M. Grady. S. Grady. Asst. Feat. Ed.. Hawthorne. Cir. Mgr.. L. Berning. Asst. P. Schlaudroff, M Schluncl. C Brunner. B Keuneke. C. News Ed.. E, Berning. Bus. Mgr.. D. Koehlinger. Ed.-in-Chief. XYL'l'llI1E. M. Vnlde. S.iurer. Mr. jordan. Advisor Tliiin' J. Helrnke. News Ed.. M. Mnnske. Asst. Edu N. Fricke. Feat roar: YY. Scheimnn. B. Dettmer. C. ROE'mkt'. B. KTUSP. E. Ed. N. Hitzeman. Sports Ed.. B, Kraft. Assoc. Sports Ed.. J. Messiiigin. A. Rathjcn. T. W'esI. K. Franz. N. Buls. .I Springer. Kidd, Adv. Mgr. Second rom: L Tennison. C. De-ttmer. R. 31 i. f, Q U.- , -'Hn -T' 1 in '51 ,V I f..e' . IIN. ,. W.. ,-xi' ,, 1 -Q .s V-,. .Nd 1-- ,I , 'W 'A . 1.1 N. 'z W. 1 'vi' .Qi , 5' .I ln. . 'z4L.- UH , ., x , . ' k 'if .. ,, w-of 'r. ,f' 1 . v Ifzrtt razr: M. Vlilde. A. Kruelop. R. Stauffer. S. Bender. G Seddlemeyer. M. Mnnske. Vive-Pres.. E. Messinzin. Pres.. M Schroeder. Trens. .-X, Ehlenl RI. Cline. D. Mitchell. D. Doe- tor. Serum! race: C. Brirtels. C. Dammeier. N, Vlilson. P NYerling. Secldlemeyer. M. Sehluntl. L. Baaek. R. Dot-nges J Benqs. D Raclf-sk. C. Travcoff. V. Bobny. lNIrs, M. Srhmidt r i i l l x... Tlzrrrl rose: C. Hitzemxin. C. Schroeder. K. Meyer. M, Ger- mginn, B. Lepper. C. Breimeier. E. Mrlrhenke. C. Pflueger. C. Bulmahn. N, Buesehing. P. Johnson. D, Reinking. Fourth mfr: D. Fnhlsing. M. Loeffler. L. Nuesiis. C. Schroeder. llnwthorne. S. Lapp, S. Rodenbeek. J.R.C. promotes good will in the community Phe junior Red Cross has worked together with the school to supply the helping hands and hearts to aid the less fortunate and to promote understanding and friendship in the world. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Schmidt, members found immeasurable pleasure in giving parties for the handieappecl children, entertaining war veterans. making scrap- books and stuffing toys. Their reward being the happy faces. Ififiz mn 5 D. Stein. ll. XN'eher. K. Pusey. Wailde, R. Sei- li. Koenig, Y. Wallace. S. Timrne. M. Sehwick, II. Frede, L. m.in. ll. llofmzinn. AI. Luepke. K. Forrester. E Sterling. J. Campbell. Luepke. B. Springer, M. Grady. Tr-irv. S Yolmerdlnu. Srherer. Serond mrer F. Roemke. , .tu-T---J ':lf'L'f 'fl . IIIORELL IIIEIIS IIIEHR 'NC' 208 East Petitt Avenue 2124 SOUTH CALHOUN STREET Lights, Action, Camera 2 Haart . gg f First mum' J. Georgi, W. Schwartz, W. Scheiman, Co-Chair- man. D. Roehrs. Assoc. Chfurnman. A. Rathjen, Co-Chain man, S. Benz, R. Gill. Serond row: K. Buuck, K. Russ, G. Duesel. YV. VVerling, D. Kruse, B. Kruse. B. Dettmer, Carles. B. Heernsoth, P. Korrc-, F. Stuvkmlxlp, A, Kortc, hir. Sfhwgxb. Third row: I. Kiclrl. B Rusvh. Nl. Brett, B. lVin- baugh, T. lVCst, R. Stanrlilord, G, Guqvl, T. lV:1tson, R. Korte, D. Paulsen, C. Mzxlhicu Our All-Americans . Q X Q V f gf.. t -2. ,.-' X S X.. lil l 93 fr.. C First row: J. Sl-lull. M. Roe-mke, R. Roemer, Vice-Pres., B. A. Buuck. B. Harmeyer. J Tessman, N. Buls, D. Doehr- Kraft. Pres.. N. Hitzc-man. Ser.-Treas., B. Hartman. Sefond mann. G. Foltz, D. Wie-he, AI. Dellinqer. J. Die-mer, B row: Mr. Massucci, J. Grant. K. Hahn, H. Grotrian, T. Hollman. R. Shull. Fourth mzv: QI. Graff. B, Kruse. T, Stockamp, D. Koehlingcr, E. Saffen. K. Ramminz, L. Zelt, Rodenbe-ck. J. Goeglein, D. Ramm, F. Thoye T, Gotsch. F. DeFrain, WV, Werling. Mr. Koch. 'Fhird row: PONTIAC HARDWARE ALLEN COUNTY FORD MOTORS, INC. The Modern Store ' 1002 E. Pontiac St. 33 500 W- Blain Fort Wayne 5, Indiana Ft. Waylxe, Ind. There's no business like how business 983692 B. Nea! demonstrates the art of making paper dolls to Heine and Werner, X 'Q xX as X x Qkg xxx x X 5 SQ X Si' x X s as 7 . X 1' . ' .4355 During a short intermission, K. Franz and M. Kalb the supporting players, relax. f 7' T' 7? r W X T ' . E- . r 3 ' L . 1: V vi I 3 O . AW -ds. 'il I i Y gk , x 1 The Seventeenth Summer cast takes a bow. 1 4 SOCK AND BUSKIN Fmt roar: D. Doehrrnann. D. Ramm, G. Sedcllemeyer, M. Manskc. D, Wiehe. L. Springer. R. V0nDeylOn, L. Dickmeyer. S. Grady. M. Koeneman. S. Bc-rning, J. Hambrock. Second rose: J. Rt-dden. M. Grady, M. Kalb, P. Johnson, Harris. L. Zvlt. Pres. Sturmfels, Dieiner, T. Stockarnp, B. Neat, Sec.. W. Bulteineivr. Treas.. R. Diemer, D. Bohn, D. Dam- ineier. Third mtv: Brandt, N. Rocmke, Kidd, Hein, Get-rkvn. J. Ealing. C. Meyer, S. Voelker, K. Stein, B. Keun- eke. N. Robertson, A. Dieiner. D. Dressler, J. Bauermeister. P. Davis. lfnuillz rozr: D. Myers, G. Golsch, M. Bennett, C. Heine. J, Kaiser. C. Johns. B. Nuerge, D. Wyneken, M. Knob- laugh. S, Kassing. J.' Couty. B. Imler, S. Saurer, S. Bennett. C. Berg. Fifth role: R. Korte, K. Porter, M. Werner, D. Geh- ring. C Stoltenberg. S. Fortman. N. Hattendorf. L. Krum- wiede. S- Davies, C. Moellering. J. Shull. C. Roemke, D. Koehlinger. F. Theye. Sixth row: M. Wilcoxson, L. Hartman, N. Gallmcie-r. P. Wray. S. Oelfke. J. Sievers, J. Bruick, S. Brown, R. Seimun. J. Weber. J. Seddlemeyer, N. Wilson, M. Tcssman. M. Merkle. Seventh TOZLH' B. Springer. Scherer, A. Krudop, L. Tennison. S. Erli, R. Stauffer, J. Troxel, C. Koeneman. P. Neusiis. J. Hensick. J. Saurer, A. Huge, M. Srhlund. L. Mueller. Eighth raw:.M. Doehrman. C. Pflueger. C. Schroeder. C. Hitzeinan. L. Sanlfrank, P. Smith. J. Luepke. R, VVit-he. B, Bucsching, K. Krueger, C. Borcherding, P. Leitz. -H30 S. Clinton K-7801 All the world's a stage Once again dramatic-minded students directed their atten- tion to the Sock and Buskin Society. Their bi-monthly meet- ings were sparked by readings and numerous one-act plays produced and directed by the members themselves. Under the supervision of Mr. Sturmfels, their big performance proved to be the fall production of Seventeenth Summerf, Members eagerly looked forward to the spring banquet at which time Nrocsosu were presented to the best actor and actress and best supporting actor and actress. Take that line Over again ' Director and cast take a final , curtain call. Compliments of the PIQUA FOOD SHOP I'd like to say a few words. . . Firvt row: M. Fahlsing. K. Maxwell, C. Schlie, Vice-Pres., J. Werner, Pres., C. Buesching, Sec., R. Moellering, Treas.. E. Downie. Second mztx' Mr. lVelsh, H. Vaughan, Red- The Speech Club, under the guidance of Mr. lfVelsch, has learned it's not so much what you say, but how you say it. For en- tertainment of the members during the regu- lar once-a-week meetings, readings are given by club members. Help and criticism is also given those who wish to enter speech contests in fields of humor, drama, poetry, oratory, and radio announcing. p Q ji 117' Iwi rn den, B. Kruse, P. Weitz. P. Heine, P. Schlaudroff, J. Luede- man. J. Ellenwood, H. Shoemaker, B. Stephenson. WV'hen in Rome. . . This club is composed of Latin enthusiasts who are interested in promoting a greater interest in the language among students. Through reports, and parties, the members increased their knowledge of Roman cus- toms, people and holidays. Besides being edu- cational, these projects proved interesting and entertaining. G. -if i 1.3 ,. ,,, P, Q Sl, A ' F, -,,.,, ,. -' 'Y ' t ' A . . . . re. t W f- . N .A vt X: SJ Q 2' 'Y NT Fin! rom: P. Nuesiis, L. Tennison, R. Slauffer, lvl. Beltz, S. Stein, Mrs, Redmond. Third row: S. Kassing, Bruick, B. Bender. Sec.. M. Cline, Treas., C. Moellering, Vice-Pres.. Bergman, D. Kruse, D. Ramm, K. Boseker. F. Theye, C. L. Stilwell, Pres., D. Doctor, D, lxlitrhell, J. lVerner, C. Roemke, Luedcnian, E. Schumm, D. YVyneken, G. Ver- Schlie, P. Johnson. Second row: M. Knoblaugh, G. Seddlc- weire. Fourllz rozv: C. Mathieu, L. Boseker, Droege, H. me-yer, J. Brandt. A. Franz, K. Maxwell, D. Myers, L. Baack, Rahden. S. Hartman. M. Congdon, J. Dickmeyer, R. Moeller- M. Manske. J. Seddlemeyer, L. Mueller, .J. Grotrian, J. ing. R. Wiegman, J. Ealing. J. Geerken. Sicvers. B. Bentz. S. Oelfke. N. Roemke. K. Krueger, D. ECI-IWIEBERT'5 WIB E- BRAUN AGENCY House UF DRGANS -- music: SHEIPPE J .f---- , i N A 'M' ...,,,ifIls:' K 4 ,, . P. - , ,, f1 ....flf - -Q D if,-L . i J 3 M' A of e and . , S X W 5 kmkxx. , yi Q- r Bombs .. M X Pondering the chart are: L. ...Z -xxX- N s Warner, D. Butler, L. Jacke- We - 'xxx me-yer, J. Geerken, D. Hocken- 5 Q smith, L. Burnett. g ,gm .J 'W' . - Searching the heart are: A. so ' 'EI .Y . K 'fisgmfgmv-, A Reiter, H. Shoemaker, R. Aum- sa.mi..f. my an, R. Buiremeief, s. Pfeiffer. k B' Q, C... f 4 wi, N sm J. L. Boseker, J. Droege. . 'Wi' W 1 'N i Q' ii 'fm,,. , J- Q. i .- N. . N or I ' ,ii ' .. ' 1' S . . - . . :QS . i R N ' 1, 'w 5 fix 'ff , 1, Y-f C. Bartels and A. Reiter hope , -' 'V X A this mouse won't bite. IY' 1 - . - 7 . -Xi' A' N Acute Angles , f-'v ff - gm.: - K 5: .J . T 3 5 , z ' i F5 4 4 Q r-.A Firrt muy' G. Heuer. S. Benz. B. Rusch. K. Zander. L. Niemeier. K. Hahn, J. Wiehe, W. Messman. S. Pfeiffer. Warner. Pros.. B. Dc-timer. Vice-Pres., G. Gugel, Seo- Mr. Schwab. Third rozr: L. Boseker. J. VonDey1on, T. Trcns.. W. Schcinnm. J. Droege. D. Wendt, R. Holle. Nahrwold, K. Dean. W. Schmidt, T. West. S. Weber, R. Second nm-: G. Ludvrmnn. K. Nord, G. Forrest. J. Huge. E. Koos. D. Heinkel. D. Parker. C. Mathieu. Fourth Gworqi. K Hans. B. Braun. H. Ruhden. J. Cnrles. A. mum' D. Hepner. B. Hunt. H. Moelle-ring. R.1thir-n. C. Pc-ters. D. Glusenknmp. WV. YN'erling. L. Bookkeepers '4- '95 rf-if-Q3- 'f ' -4 1 ,Am . . ...w....,. ffm! mug P. D.ivis. J. Freda. S. Timmc, M. Schmeling, ker. F. Michels, M. Roemke. J. Waltke, K. Krueger. N. M Werner. M. Cline. H. Hofmann. Second row: S. Voel- Hattendorf. harp Shooters ,.n i lj rr- Check Mate! yi First rozv: M. Feldes, S. Bremer. K. Nord, B. Rusch. Kidd. D. Delp, C, Keller, 's 3- B. Johnston. Second mum' T. Collingwood. J. We-ngert. J. Helmke-, D. Glusenkamp, A 4 R. Standiford, M. Brett. T. Richter. ,gg vm- . R Mm. . I . ' -.i i- rr - -V '-'f' L Dickmeyer and Mr. Sfhwab do sonic- kibitzing as C, Heminger and P. Pfeiffer play, :gf i . :I f. G.,-ag-,f.,..-.x..:,if1, - .,-, .1 .,.-, . . V f. 4v,, 1... V . , , V X. 2:3314 ,.:2ff f1 x ' J :Z 1' ' .-AF . xg, ,. . r, V, ,. t in , 45. 5 - ,ig-233 Q.: X ' Left to right: T. GE-orgi. R. Moellering. VonDe-ylon, H. Vaughn. 5 fl, ,H R L f' Q ' '. '.w in 2 I . ANZ.. 'Ing . ' 'mm 'Sm' ' md f R . Left to right: L. Aunian. R. Huge. R. Stephenson. M Bussf-. 'NYE 1 Left to right: R. Shull. M Vaughn, 1. Aurnan. NI. Geiger. D. Parker, B Docll. A -1 - ' vw? ,...... . .,A:- vid vliw 5 I . g ag .JN .,,. . 3 - ,K f..- if 1 8 A i o r r -. V ..l 5,5 -K M-. V X . Z . r fr .V r.: h r . ..- A R if R ' ' '-:' ? 'f i ' A 4 V... 1 Q I TEE. gi V , KA .il 1,-L. 'Ma .E fn- :, Left to righfi H Rahdf-n. J, Vis-he-. T. Fair. D. Hr-inkcl. X' J. Hilgenian. D. Hahn. Left to fight: E. Shopp. Y. David. R VonD0ylon. A. Roudcbush. L. Springer. I- 2 Rifle shots break the stillness. l l l i Aiming for perfection The Snap Squad demonstrates their skill of perfect timing. Our Snap Squad gave very creditable performances this year as they performed between halves of athletic games and at the Military Tour- nament. Their snappy entrance, heralded by a ten-gun salute made everyone take notice, including the babies. As their name implies, the Snap Squad executed their drills and rifle movements with precision, uniformity and rhythm. Whenever these boys performed they were well received and upheld the name of Concordia. Inspr-ition Arms. Complimrzztc nf tlzf . ' V MEMBERS OF THE SQUADA Fifi! mu VV Springer Sffrond mu lst Lt B Rusch, K. Hans ' N N EY 0. sfhl-mm.. G Guqel. L. siiiiwui. T. ww. jf, A. Rathjm. P. Rahe.'D. Rohrs. fi. ivengm. ONCESSION 40 0 ruff P 1 x lx Q e. 0- ffx 5 125 FELP1' 'Q .ix X 4 v. Q I t , N Q ,xx K x X rv .X ? x X Nga 1 3 A fl! Private Hum, 1 L.in'I we n welt' IH lhuw shwrs xclf' cfvxnruandx Mayor Dwehrmann Inspection Keeps Cadet on toes. 41 2',J'.- qv .TA ,- 1 4. f , J 31 A ..-- i Y I L xii in-.1i'f'. .hu Our nation's future guardians Concordia's Military Department, under the direction of Captain Yenderly has again shown it's ability to turn out capable future leaders of our nations armed forces. Both on the drill field and in the Classroom. a feeling of oneness passed between men and officers. Sat- islied with nothing short of perfection. privates and officers worked as a unit with diligence and eonseientiousness to further their company. This respect and co-operation was evident in the various best Cadet awards given at the Niilitary Tournament in the Spring. It was also evident in the success ofthe Kiilitary Banquet and Final Dress Parade. Armory Crew under the supervision of Maj. T. Gotseh. Mst, Sgts. Bxlohnslon and M. Fcldes. f t 'M S ' ' WS T X 5 f i n l'vtsltn1.tn Section, Sgts. Springer and G. 1 ..... X ll , 1 . . , f 1 g f Uugel 5 5 Companx' A under the commanc of Qnd. Lt. N. Buls. Capt. L Zelt. lst Sgt. H, Grotrian and Qmf LLJ. Helmke. 'rcshmzm S l Sgls. NV, Schciman and ff' ?'?-3 YNW' WV J. Wnehc. ff' f fh M iwfgq 'Jompanx' C under the command of Capt, R, Rocmfr, lst Sgt. L, Berning. and 2nd LLJ. Dicmvr Iompany B under the command of 2nd Lt, B. Kraft. Iapl. N. Hitt man. 1slSgt.'I'. Sl k mp and ind Ll, 1 Koehlinge . 'ASQ Top Brass keeps Cadets in line eeeee' it M- V. r..5+im'AL,1 CADET OFFICERS: Cadet Lt. Col. K. Ramming, ton, lst Lt. B. Rusch. IstfSgt. L. Berning, 2nd Lt. Y Serond row: Maj, T. Gotsch. Maj. D. Doehrmann. D. Koehlinger, lstfSgt, T. Stockamp, 2nd Lt, I. Tlzirrl roztx' lst Lt. B. Kraft. Capt. E. Saffen. Capt. Dicmer, Znd Lt. J. Helmke, lstfSgt. H. Grotrian, R. Roe-mer. Capt. L. Zeit. Top row: Mst, Sgt. J. 2nd Lt. N. Buls. Springer. Mst. Sgt. M. Feldes. Mst. Sgt. B. Johns- Qie 1 5 A Z . f it ?f513f'f1'3-iii B R ia 2 I B if I ' 1 2 . x w . s - ,I-: H Z A Capt. Vcnderly and staff: Cadet Lt. Col, K. Ramming. Maj. D. Doehrmann. Maj.'T. Gotsch. lst Lt. B. Kraft, and Capt. E. Saffc-n, in a top brass meeting. Cadet Lt. Col. K, Ramming gets final in- structions from Capt. R. Venderly. li 11 . . , 1 rf ,, Qin nw 54'-'1 ,J gg: 4, 'if V I P. gf ' A jj rl x T53-, ur 511.- IHA: 'ue' .4 1- , r Z.. . f 25: - V' ,aifflfx tp 2 Sf. 'dn 42 ' 4. 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S'-r ji: tif' an-, ,- avg. ,fa-. l ffl .v f f gp . 4. 4. v ns' ' -wmv. 25 'VM ' 'Il ff . SFP H .dat fig gf 'aff ' K if 1 'A' ff'-t V VV' - 4 'l-F., ' 'J' , 1 45 - 'ii S7 - If AL' ' 'A-' ,jf W ,. . 4 'L ii.. Eff' 125, 'QQ yi I . qv. J' Iii xii ,I fi 1 ' .?' fe 41 v . .An , 27 51 ,Y .2 ,H if If af, 1 A ' 1 ,- ,,., ,. my-I . ,-I 43: . Yr..- L-1: ' ew . f . 51.3 4j 5 MM ,... 55-ii E 9 si 'l .ex E x :, ,' J? man. fl J RWE. 1 ry 1 ',.f L qw' , Y, .. His. . -11.3 qyglgf I r -,M , .S H 'p -1 ,L A fi - 57-'. f I4. , . ui 1 f fj 1, W.- 3 'lf'l,2'f 'TC-' ,, 'fa .' f N .51 4 .A ' -'ri ,l 'I I 5: Aufoewffm Let's get together ---- Al. Deitz, S. Volmerding, A. Reiter. and L, Hartman making'pom-poms all for the fun of Sevtionals. 2 5 Q Ll' Q l ill L 5 7 'f do ie . R., I1 xxx Q L .ig f, ft g 7 :gt S. sf ' N ' X Block Pres, L .L These are the girls that helped to promote school spirit! Compliments of the SIX POINT GROCERY 8: MARKET 4225 Lafayette St. H-4208 Planning the sale of pins are Booster Club Officers: M. Koeneman. Sec.-Treas., M. Woerner. Pres.. J. Harris. Vice-Pres.. L. Messman. And give our team a cheer Come on, you kids! Yel1!! Now you're talking. 41. In Ii qui'-tvr Jttmosphr-rv than usual. our four varsity f'l1ct'1'1c':1dr-rs: K. Kruse. L. Hawthorne. W. Bultt-mf-if-r. and I. Kruse 46 Brainwork behind our plays THE BIG FIVE: R. Venderly, Line Coachg A. Pin- Freshman Coach: B. Koch, Head Coach. now. Scoutg L. Baack. Ath. Directory J. Massucci. sm Come-. come coaches: it can't be as bad as Our three stalwart managers: E. Saffen. J, Tess that. man. and W. Werling. 47 The varsity understudies, under a new coach jack Massucii, completed a successful season with a 20-18 victory over their arch rivals the New Haven Bulldogs. The season's overall record of 5 wins and 2 losses reflects the fighting spirit of the team. Rugged reserves control pigskin Stopping the game for a friendly chat? Hey ref, whose team you on? Tap raw: M. Congdon, R. Grant, G. McClure, D. Doehrmann Nahrwold, R. Dclp, F. Theye, C. Moellering, D. Koehlingcr, S. Klopsch, Stamm, Wengcrt, Coach Massucii. Srrurzn' ffllll. R. Rupp, H. Krcisclmcycr, S. Hartman, R. Alexander, C 42 PAN Rocmlzc, K. Bosekcr, Shull, C. Dahling, P. Heine. Fifi! row L. Auman, L. Bohnke, D. Heinkel, W. Baughman, AB. Nie- meyer, T. Nahrwold, L. Roemer, Dickmeyer, M. Wilson T. Collingwood. Coach Bill Koch with the aid of his Gridiron climax season as Co-Champs Twp mm. B. Koch, CO3t'l1. cil'dl1l.'li Slutkarnp, B. Harnn-x'er, ll Koehlinger. S. Congdon, .-X. Buuck. G. Foltz. R, Rot-mer. D Doclu mann, ll, lioehluneger, 5 Klupsth, P. Rahc, S. Nahrxxold, R Yen derlv. Asst. Coach. S fii'1 1l1fim:t'. F, Tlieve, C Nloellering, J Hall, l. Zell. G. Goeglein, K, Hans, K. Ramming, T. Rodenbeck, .Xu returning backfield overcame an inex- perienced line to defeat Auburn for the first time in ten years and also to defeat New Haven to cinch the NEIC Co-Cham- pionship. This year the crown was shared with Garrett, each team having an over- all record of 7 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. Ron Roemer and Jerry Goeglein were chosen to the NEIC all-conference first team, Doug Doehrmann just missed first team by a flip of a coin. Honorable mentions were given to several other team members. Ron Roemer led the city in scoring with 76 points. Jerry Goeglein also re- ceived an honorable mention to the all- state team. an, I' lit-l'x.x1n. B Kruse, YINCNSHIAII and XX',XN'm'lnr1q, migrs Full rm' J xlliSSllFll, assi Umsli, ll l,HL'l1I'I1ldI'lI1,LI l3lC'Illt'I. B, Kraft. ll HlPlllI1.lIl.cYl Rm'I1ikx', L1 lJ.lllllI1Q,xl Shull. li Bust-kcr R cillllll. l' Heine, E Sallen. :nur Yu? A. ,A X-i ' ' X1 4 , . F fs.- , . 5 in A.. X Senior lettermen eating lleartv at their Rbotball banquet, 49 M KJ AT, X - fi! rwg Our senior llnc' F Dcffrain, L,Zcl1,j Hall, ll. Km-hlmger At lI'lCll' last game. T. Cmsch, LI Grace I 6? I' gf I - X 1 1 I' X , f j , xy! ' 1 , 'J- '- Xl xg? 1 - i Rf-ady sn-niur banks. 'I' Slofkarnp, Diclnu 50 The Brave and the Bold Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia 39-6 33-6 O-O 32-18 21-14 26-0 -ll-20 34-51 26-O Fairmont Columbia City Garrett Auburn Decatur Kendallville New Haven South Side Cleveland Lutheran - .- if 11 X xxx' mx r j qw Cad:-IX co-taplaim D UucliriImr1n.R Roeniei 5K'I1l1Il'il'!lCfIIll'Il U lint-hrm:.mn, R Rm-mer Raniminq. and B Kraft C0ach's plans come to life .fx f'7Q if, 'E' ff: X Q ,lx 3 ,E--Iv jigs , K . :ee -vs is t . 'N I an N-effswrswl 2.3 iv? hx. 'fd - wg ,SM enters' se 2 w ' -an-.qi 150 J Uoeglcin receives a pass as R, Rot-mer 1423, G. Foltz 4451, and A, Buuck 263 are ready to see him through, This is part of the 'IiE.AXM to victory, gil A- 'Q crowd that inspires our BIG 52 W .. Sn... x., - ' 2 I' s I 25- 'x ' 4 .2 tg. ,,,3gz. t eva I X? 1 Q i 'ix sic -. -as iq af' , .1-5 V is A I ' 1 if F B149 Proud fathers give moral support to their sons 4 3 Nuff 1,-'fy - -351. Z f First rozr: M. Doehrman. Brandt, D. Myer. G. Gotsch, M. Bennett. S. Kassing. C. Heine. S. Saurer, J. Gouty, B. Imler. S. Davies. L. Krumwiede. S. Fortman. N. Hattendorf. Second mtv: M. Tessman. C. Breimeier, S. Bender. N. Wilson. B. Lep- per. J. Doehrman. D. Fahlsing. C. Buuek. F. Michels. C. Brigman, E. Bosselman, S. Deitz. M. Loffler. C. Schroeder. Thin! row: R. Doenges. K. Puscy, J. Bengs, D. Radesk. J. Weber. R. Seirnan. C. Traycoff. P Schlaudroff. C. Brunner. J. lValtke. M. Schnieling. C. Berning, M. Linnemeier, C. Buesching. Fourth row: S. Voelker, L. Baark, N. Roemke, K. Maxwell, B. Rinehart. C. Witte. C. Bledsoe, C. Meyer. G. Verweire. S. Brown. S. Oelfke. Sievers. B. Bentz, hi. YN'erner. Fifth fort? Hensick. R. Stauffer. Troxel, C. Koeneman. P. Neusiis. L. Tennison. S. Erli. M. YValde, Bruick. B. Kleinschrnidt. R Beltz. C. Stoltenberg. D. Geh- ring. K, Porter. Let's not forget the girls Every Monday and Friday Concordia's li'l Cadettes donned shorts and gym shoes for their G.A.A. sessions. A new sport was played every six weeks. Several point parties were held to give the girls a chance to earn extra points for their num- erals, letter. and state plaque. A Mother-Daughter Banquet climaxed the year, at which time next year's officers were elected and the girls received their awards. First fore: M. Merkle. J. Seddlemeyer. Sports Heads, J. Wern- er. Treas.. Miss M. Jesse. M. YVoerner. Pres.. G. Seddlemeyer, Sec.. M. lvfanske. Vice-Pres.. P. Johnson. D. Reinking. Sports Heads. Second rose: R. Diemer. C. Borcherding. B. Bucsching. R. Cozad. A. Grohrock. J. Hambrock. S. Berning. C. Dett- mer. M. Cline. P. Welle. P. lValtke. Third row: S. Bennett. C. Berg. Akers. P. Davis. P. W'ray. N. Gallmeier. M. VVil- voxson. L. Hartman, R. Schlegel. C. Pfluegcr, Schroeder. Fourth race: A. Krudop, Hein. J. Kidd, VValde, Geer- ken. A. Franz. Grotrian. E. Koenig. L. Saalfrank, J. Red- den. C. Schroeder. Fifth row: Scherer. E. Messman. M. Grady. M. Kalb. M. Schroeder, B. Springer, K. Meyer. P. Smith. L. Ncusiis. A. Ehlen. C. Schlie. Sixth rose: V. Bobay, I. Bulmahn. E. Marhenke. C. Bulmahn, M. Beltz. You do your best, boys Xlmily ln R R SCORES C I p h t d . .K 9 ,. ,M V54 5 1 the rest, boys. 55 M A 'R 'Eesti t W JJ? t 5 P , i t c i we Nts. New wg . it - . it . .: 'gg . as Q xA aa... D, Q- , t ' 2 C . .t b . W f u Y X gf5Q'..:f fr 1 , i -. Nw-...H M., ,K . , N K ,AA.,A 1 , 9 fi 0 B TE XXI. Firf! roztx' YY. Sr'hwn1't7, fvigr.. Sowlft. KI. Shnll. F Storkqnnp, K. Boseker. M, NVilson. R. NInellei'ing'. Mgr. Tap ruff: C. Daxhling, D, Delp. D. Rznnnn. P Heine. F. Theye. D. Koehlinger. C. Roeinke Stars of the future Cfoneorclizfs green hopefuls. under the guidance of Captain Venclerly. gained plenty of experience while Compiling a 5 and 15 record. liven though the team lacked height fonly one member of the squad was over six footj. they made up for it in hustle and team Spirit. They proqrensecl rapidly. bright- ening the outlook of the X'lll'SiIy Nflllflfi in the future. U-A 'KP t 0' T' ,5 fx 5 W FRESHMAN TEAM, Fm! mn' M Wilson. D. Heinl-cel. NX. Baughmzm, U. Nie- ineyer. D Srherer Srmnzl mrs: B Rusrh. Mgr., AI. YVidenh0fer. NI. Congfdon. L Bohnke. R Alexnnclt-r. T Rodriibeek. R. Stephenson. Mar. Top row: QI. Massucci f'rw.nh. S Ihrtrnnn. D D1'i-ya-r. R. Rohlfing. S. Benz, Dicknieyer. D. Parker. Comjzlinzrntx of the w J N . Tlw S10 fadets Iaders aders ads-is adets adets adets aders aders 1 201-5 up .111othf'1' 1101111 The tall .111 sh 1 Cadet Cagers Conquer 67-62 66-58 57-47 60-65 48-56 46-48 64-40 58-65 67-68 adets adets ads-ts adcti adets Cadets Cadets Iadets Tndets 79-61 69-52 69-79 66-49 66-51 69-61 42-90 75-54 74-62 R3- 'Y 4A I 1. 1 , . . in ,Hg lfiffj' fquad: Dcllinsrzr. N IIIIZCITIJYI, J, Gocglvxn. L N14'11'll'1'?X', B Holl1n111 S d 1011: Co.1Ch Korh. B H11r111e'v1'r. A Buunk. C, Bw-ra, R, RIDt'II1t'1'. F D P11111 NI 1 Conzplimmzts af SUNNY SCHICK NATIONAL BROKERS 57 AHQME MOVIE AND PHO-7-OGRAPHIC EOUIPMEN7 Ham-st boxs B111 wont hu1t xou -11 , .nn nuns I ull llll .. .-- ---- l ill null! F You'll nuke -ns Qxwl I N ggi lr , . The 1957 Luminarian Concordia Lutheran High School Fort Wayne, I Q 4 9 .L ' ,' 'n-,yy L--ni. l L' ..-m1ulp Indiana Safe at Home When the echoes of basketball cheers had faded away, the hoop-gear was hung up and softball became the talk of the high school. Yells of uplay ball. and ustrike onei' were familiar phrases to the players' ears. Under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Massucci. the schedule opened and the fight for victories began in earnest. Yes, the broken bats. lame arms. and hook slides have been forgotten. but the spirit and co-operation that was cultivated on the soft- ball field will remain. iIT'll displays his Mickey Mantle batting form. ss-H . ' i ' . v ani? -'W t me-. xi A C 8? ,K 3 X W I E gr-ET. Q . wt. t wi J-, ff ? K X ' ,Q N .H 1, ff y e lr 'Q f X 'K Y l x it f'l ': .L Fzrtl roar: F. Delirain. Mgr.. ll. Grace. D. Koehlinger. -I. Goeglein. L. Hilsmier. D. fx Dammeyer. F. Stockamp. Seforzd rote: Mr. Massucfi, Coach, R, Heemsoth. N. fx Hitzeman. J. Helmke. A. Buurk. C. Byers. P. Heine. L. Nix-nic-yer. F. The-ye. J. .7 Springer. I J .,-2 5 Z , A X - f 1, x f l f X If ix X I K KERN'S BICYCLE V f , '? 8: TOY SHOP .Wg Mdlflf Jada 60 H-1277 Muscle and speed aid eindermen sf Q sd f V 1 .cf I X f ff 1 ' f ' ' if I 1 .T , :I 7 f 7 f' f Senior Ietterman N. Buls getting in shape for a meet, J.. I Even though this is one of the X Q. - - - -, ' . 5Gy9i,, , K. least publlclzed sports, the fightlng - - - 1 L1 - -'1 ff iff-E' I' . Splflt of the team hasn't been hm- , any-'.fgy.',,Q,..ti,: 5:35-'ti5254.4-,.q.x, in dered. Under the direction of a new : f-igjfflf 'X 7' . W' afsfzx- . A A f coach, Mr. Schwab, the team strove 'A if -- G I a A f. ' H ' 4 'rf - hard to best their last years record. ' 4 f --' '- 'I ' ,A ' - . W ' ' X 1 x 538 ' 1.53.4-e...,,., .Ag :U ' i Q ,I M wan '- 2' ff ' t' 451 f-his' s him. ' E fl , Q ...1-f 1 . , 4 gf Cross Country Team: Tuff mzr-5 S. Hiblcr, N. Buls, .-X. Schwab, i' 4 x sf J , '- 1 J coach, L. Nierneier, M. Roeinke. Smmfi mum D. W'iehe, D. Dam- I MV 1- li' .- . gay' mever, R. Shull, L. Burnett. C. Heuer. Fm! mm. B. Hartman, F. 'f ,JY ..,. ' A ' ' X ' I I 'll p X' - - E ' V L ' ' M 'V ,X:55'-' swckamp, H. Moc-llerinq, J. simii. gust, fu .mf fx Lf y ' ?Fgi.,56fLf f::i4f fElc?F'f' -' 5 triding for the finish line f 1 I' N- Q f-X A Returning lettermen helped to give the new coach an optimistic out look on his team. Broad jump, high jump, and shot put are a few of the events participated by individuals i , 3 hole in one forming the Concordia Track Team 'A N -.pw ',Zg?iW ls'Q7 gi, Q. - T.. . Ig-wif. v ai 9 i hrs? f i'sIF'2:Lf-?Ll- ml- we ' 5 i5u,..,-vig., , gwwlmm. .hnezfgiy W WS 'A' . '- wg Almost there, R. Hoemer gives all he's got, The Golf Team under the direc- tion of Mr. Welch played one ofthe stiffest schedules ever faced by a Con- cordia team. With the returning of several lettermen, the team pursued their goal of beating their record of four wins and four losses set last year. 'i'E1i'i-'-I- '3i:.:??,::' ,,,r2.s'1j-:I 525: l. vu s ff fn, Q, fb. '+eS.-'uri-?Trfff-'--S-'zz 'sq-bw 1-M w ,3 u':,- h.1g 5s lg: Fore' '... B, Kruse teeing off XTUI' 5 ,fain-Egg. up 1 ' 4 fl 'J ' Us f ,.-nif:',uQ f X' f 'X I ,ISL T N GD Cadet Golf Team: R, Moellering, K. Boseker, B. Kruse, R, Welch, coach, F. Theye, D. Ramm, and Luedeman. E Always up in the air V ia '43 f-I-I 'A ,, f C '-1 'r bf X Zi ,J F Q Calline all Cadets are Freshmen cheerleaders: J, Hr-in. S Kassing. and J. Brandt. Complimcrztx of UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY Fort XVayne Plant Bob and Marcia plead for a basket The Cheerleaders can well be proud of their record in promoting sportsmanship. They in- spired the student body with their enthusiastic zeal to cheer our team on to victory and enlivened our spirits in defeat. The cheerleaders are under the direction of Miss Jesse. Answer now the Lhtdet Call with the B team rheerleaders: B, Hart man. M. Wilde. E, Endorf, A Franz Through the boys' efforts we obtain proof v ph of VI? 1 ,W VLA! X 1 wa K , 'f'- X. ffxhx Xxnuxr If Xi : 'ferfxfgwf V N-5 ' i W, S5 ,If fb.. 1 YQ as -K Y K . .. , ., - .. --. 2 S as sis: VPN BSN W. 4 NIM mu' -. . ,.,..5,m o 3'wt'J. -x ziiislli M9 mms awvahmt . W Q P ,., 4 ' A' xk!s'9'. ' egg ' ' ' -T si l J o i 5 , fs E132 ,J ,4 4 : Je, 4 4 fx 1 x . I 17 17 ' 1 I. .35 J :f 'Y' 15-, ,' x, ,, ,. as lf, f? . 74 ,I:.' .,. .. 'F' 'pa' wif I sf L .RQ 514 M'i'.f ,, H., K 7 5.11 -E b N Q44 F? ri, ,-LF' .f 'Vi ,M . 'V SSL .aff 'CQ' -, H' mg, fx ff, 53 ,-Vx :V ,gf fu- A gig '23. .limi 4.55 ill X 1 N, ',,,, -f '1 14- .1. x . h :Eu .- I K lr. . lp 1 ,. ' TA 'T ,ew .. , 45' lzz. .I-K ' Af 1315 ,Q P4 5. .- Q: r f T, 2? r wi 'JL 1r:amrm:'- 1 rv '4 '-Vrfyf .-1. 'A fix! Wiglit. fi., Hz f-1,1 . I, 1 fu: IIS. J .tkj , Vi. X 1 ,sap 13 .9 -.V Qi, ,. ,. g., .Q ,V ., R 'ig' -:S 9- ' F-M . M, ff! .ii- 1f.V 5 iii ff! ' E!! fi I , 'b l', 551, .lun -.lf fi' 'gs,, ya 7. 5 .11 '4 ,'1': .11 1- 2' Q ' fm ,Mu 9, RQ- f,. -SP7 Aufoewffm Fi, Thomas L. Gotsch ii? -.. EQ.-ff' SQ? .gf NR 5 X .-els:-.Q N ' . K .. .' 61 - h . E-,Fw .es sg X t ' 3' sis f 4 S i Roger O. Ruff Sharon A. Grady Pre-Sidenl Vice-President Secretary 4'Tom . . .ladies man. . .sports Deyout, studious guy. , .likes high Never tires of having fun. . .friend convertibles. . . class music. . .friendly smile for to all. . Qdeligent worker. . . Lu-H1-Iliztr l,2,.i, l.cttt-r1nan's Club 1,4 Sutk .mtl everyone- - 4 Lu.Hi.X'0i,-C 14,43 Ldlin Club ljg Future Tedclwrv Buskin 4, Social Stuclics Clulm l, Mililarx Ulliccl 5, , . ., ,, . -, , . . of America lg Sock and Buskin 23 Sociak Studies 4 Cliec-ring Blutk 'lr 4 Prvsiclcnl N.tliun.il Honor sullnui Lluh Ll' Pnixldllnl Iullm Llub ll Numl Club l 'l 'i 4 S ceth Club 'i Secretary' Cliecring Society li,-l, Sttitlclitifltutiliiil 2,45 lftmtlmll 1.2.4,-l, Qudllw tllllul' l':'i'i' H'fllg-:THgf:lllll cilguil' lf,-Q1 Block Btitlitt-1 Cluih 2,'i,4glClass.0llit'er 4, Sec- Track LQ, CIlnssOlHtvr4, Prcs. Olliccrls CIlul1'i,l ' ,'mlm'l 'mul 'mu ll ' 'A Lu px L Alu H relary. ,im R?- Laurel I. Hawthorne Treasurer Lolly, . . .peppy cheerleader. . . full of fun. . .master mixer. . . G.A.A. l.2.3L Sock and Buskin l. Cirl's Clee Club 2,3,4g Cheering Block gl Student Council 1,133 Cheerleader B-Team 2, Varsity 'i,-lg Class Olliter 4, Treasurer. V X ltr-Pit-s lg l,I'L'NlClI'I1I, limm Ciountil Hg Class Olli- ccx 4, Ylvc-l lcs1cli'1il In Spetember 1953, ninety-one bewildered, green freshmen first entered Concordia's Halls of Ivy. It seems like only yesterday that we scurried around the halls trying to find the next room on otus schedule cards. There were new friends and many a mysterious cranny to be discovered. As Sophomores we knew all the ropes and entered into school and social activities with more confidence. Asjuniors we did our share in helping the wheels of Concordia run smoothly. Suddenly, we were seniors, the most covented year at Concordia. Somehow we got our assignments done and still found time for all the special activities. None of us will every forget such events as Home- coming, Valpo Day, the Senior Play, Skip Day and the Senior Ban- quet. As June approached and along with it Baccalaureate Services and Graduation we grew a little sentimental about leaving our alma mater. We realized it was time to put to good use our motto, God is our guide-as onward we strive. Class Flower: American Beauty Rose Class Colors: Silver and Blue 67 nu.,-, a -..,.......,......x., ,W I- E..-......ws V,.g......-, .6 we-rin , Ss X 1, .M........ ' ..,. ,, x Awww ' 757152 5' ff u ,.... - ..,, . I 1 I - EI u 4' 1 I - I I I I I I , -bws I e Q: -M.,,,q,,, pr :qu . ,W .-,A-, , e. mf :vis 'M NS X Y -w1'g.rx ' ' --,. Q1 Robert E. Adams Bob . . .nice guy. . .easy to get along with. . .another Rem- brandt with the paintbrush. .. Rifle Club l,2g Future Teacher's of America '23 Parish Workers 3: junior Red Cross 1,23 Chess Club 12,33 Track 1, Cross Country 1. ,f ggi? Roland L. Adams . Rolly,, . . .agreeable. . .known .1 1 1rz:s:n -xr in, 6 -:AN . . . 1- - fifilirgxi-?'5 for his uiet wa s. . . ood listener if.-5 ,n ,.' -I3 i . . 35.4,-Q ' wif 'K 'U if ' r '32 1. ' iff..-5 . .fy . :'E 'N:btq 5 ,Egg Math Club 3, Chess Club 33 Cheermg Block 3,4, 'zzz 4 I i 3'-.:. E , ' F, flfiisf' ' , ' ffssg: '-f. t-4 .. 15- 5 ,af.:gr.d:az.afa:g! ,. as 'P-'ta -me-: zztzzizzt .-L K- - . XS t :frm-,.:1 p:wr.+f- 1 Carl P. Albersmeyer c'Augie',. . .care free, never takes life seriously. . .good jitterbugger . . .jovial . . .sure Comedian. . , Lu-H1 iffw 2. Cheering Block 3,44 Band 2.3. Maryjo Bender Jo .. .likeable gal. , .always wears a smile. . .willing to help ...sincere .. G.A.A. 1,21 Librarian 33 Cheering Block 2,331 Booster Club 2.14. Shirley I-X. Berning Slap-happy. . .in many activities . . .has a way all her own, .. G.A.A. 1,2,3, Sports Head 4gLz1-Hz Voir: 3,4, Business Mgr.g Latin Club '21 Future Teachers of America lg Sock and Buskin 2,45 Speech Club 5. 33 Cheering Block 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3.4, Treasureg Booster Club l,'2,3,4g Class Officer 15, Secretary. Carol L. Borcherding 4'Ding . . .gets a kick out of life ...always joking. . .sincere friend to all those who know her Lumzrzrzmzn 3,4g Literary Editorg G.A.A. l,2,3,4g 5 ' Sock and Buskin l,2,3,41tIunior Red Cross 1,23 I Checring Block 2,3,4g Booster Club l,'2,3,-1-. ll' Barbara L. Buesching Barb,' . . .patronizes Gardner's .. .always dependable. . .quiet 'Q to those who know her not... i I.unun1nu1n 4. G AMX 1.2.3,-1. Sock .ind Buskin ll,-I. Social Studies Club 2.1,-lg Chcvriug Block N X 2.3.41 Natiorial Honor Smut-tx 'L-l, Booster Club qt? 'V 1.2.5.4 S. Norman R. Buls ' Norm . . .second Bannniste1 ' ' - . .so innocent but yet so guilty S a ' X . . .loves to talk and squawk. ,. 1.1:-llz-lim, 2.3,-l. Sticinr Club 1. Ce'im.1n Club l.J, l,c'llt'r'r1it-irs Club JH.-l. Sotial Studies Club l.2.l.-lg Milit.irx'Ulli1t'i 'll Band l. Snap Squml 3. B.isketb.nll l. 'l'r.ult l.2.l.l. Cross flulllIllW I '14 Ullitcis Clulil il x k lr.. Wilma I. Bultemeier Lives and eats slumber parties ' .. ,gets around . , .happy-gd Q 1 'W lucky. . , G .-X..'X l.Q.'lg Surk and Busl-un l,l.3,4.'l'reasi1rcr. Social Studies Club l.J.'4.-1, Clit-t-i'lt'.1clc'l' B-Fil-.xiii . 5 Q, Varsity 3.-l, Cheerinq Block 2, Booster Club l, 2.3.-l x Rosalyn M. Cozad Cozy . . .constant friend . .. good-natured . . .retired accor- dionist. . . l.zur11m1m1n 4, C .X .-X. 2.3.-l. Su1i.ilSIt1Cllt-s Club l.2,l.4. Chee-ring Blur k 2.3.-l. Booster Club 1.2, . 1 5.4. sf' -2 f Z... Frank L. DeFrain uTank, 'Y , .Doesn't let his size get him down. . . book worm .. .always has a question.. . ' Rifle Club 1.2, i.mmnfn'S Club 14. Chess club 2.33 Football 1.13.43 Basketball l. Mgr., Tmtk 1.2.3.-I, Mgr. Ierry A. Dellinger fian, . .excellent imatator. . . l.ettcrmen's Club 2.3.4, Speech Club 3. Basket- ball 1.2.3,-lg Track 1.2,-l. Cross Country 2.13.45 Baseball 1.2.3.4 69 Basketball's best. . .always Kru- sen for a bruisen . . .turns ruf- 2' fi 'WN ...Q in-n ,ax if Q'-ff' Lowell A. D1ckmeyer Independent. . .Hhot-rod driverv ...snappy dresser.. .the real cat,'. . , Lu-H1 Voir: 33 Sock and Buskin 3,45 Cheering Block 35 Track 4, Cross Country 4g Baseball 4, Intramural 4. lim E. Diemer Sneezy . . .a laugh all his own, especially in Civics class. . .loves football.. .good attitude.. . Lettermenls Club 43 Sock and Buskin 3,-lg Mili- tary Oflicer -1, Cheering Block 3.4g Football 12, 3,45 Basketball lg Track 2,3,4g Baseball 4. Ruth A. Diemer 'cRuthie',. . .talkative. . .known for her friendliness. . .never tires of cutting up.. . Lurnzmzmzn 4: GAA. 1,2,3.-1, Future Teachers of America 13 Sock and Buskin 2,3.4g Cheering Block 2.3,-lg Booster Club l.2,3,4. Icxnis A. Dietz Wonderful sales girl.. .quiet and intellectual. . . Concordia's junior journalist. . , G.A.A. l,Qg Science Club 33 Latin Club Q, Social Studies Club 13,-lg Girls Glee Club lg Chcering Block 2,3513 National Honor Society 3,-1, Booster Club 1,LZ,3,4. Douglas B. Doehrmcxnn Doug . . .hard worker. . .limi Democrat . . .strict in Military .. .not afraid of anything, .. sparkplug of Football Team. .. German Club 2, Vice-Pres.g Milittiry' Oflicer ll,-45 Speech Club 35 Student Council li,-l, Vice-Prcsg Football l,Q,13,4, Co-Captain, Basletbnll 1,133 Track l,2,3, Gerhardt Duesel ccCary,' . , .devoted to his trum- pet.. .takes life as it comes. .. Rifle Club l,2g Chet-ring Blotk llg Buncl 1.23,-l, Vice-Prcs,g Orcliestrti 2,'ig Band Council HA, Vit'e-Pres 70 'Wwe ci ,ig fy' .J I it . Q... ' Iohn H. Eifrid 'gMouse, . . .small but mighty . . .loves bowling. , .slow talker .. .good natured. .. trims Club 3 Michael L. Feldes Mikel , .sure shot on the rifle range. . .rambles in his rambler Rllllr'Clul1 l,2,l,4. Milil.1rx'QlliCe-l, Ch:-ering Block -l Keith G. Franz Likes loud Colors , . . Elvis. .. Jerry's buddy.. .always agree- able, . . 1..,g11if1'f .1r-, - 33.4. iiiim Club 3.4. cziit-t-ring Bum it 1.4. wut-Slime Q, Intramural 1 Ralph E. Gehring Smiley . . .good natured . .. quiet. . .reserve . .blushes easily Futures Temilir,-rs of.-Xnieritii 3,4 Larry I. Grace Joe .. .always a reply. . .big eater.. .likes English class. .. always remembers. . , Math Club 3. Letlermens Club 4, Sock ..nCl Buskin 3,-lg Chess Club 33 Cheering Block 3,43 Football l,2..l.4, Basketball 1g Track 4, Baseball 4.lmramur.1ll Carol A. Gremel Devoted to her clarinet . . .un- selfish . . .takes a lot of kidding Latin Club 2, Girls Glc-e Club 2. Band l.2.3.-ll Secretary Orthesira 2,35 Choir 2.,l.4g Intf-r-Com- Choir 4 Band Council 2.3,-lg Sharps and Flats 1.2.4 71 A- 'el' A I A 1 fs- ' .-.. 2 are , 'Q-' 'E Lf I 55,9 U s-4' ,4 .Aux ' ' 1 4. .,,, gy 'by'-' A Lg. . fbi a e n ,T 1 'Q K1 .aqu- .,, .Q x ,X HA.. yy .... wr' x, 'x Anne E. Grohrock Annette, . . .q u i c k wit... friendly , . .contagious laughter . . .sweet and sincere. . . 1.111111111111011 4, G.A..-X. 1,2,3,4, Future Teachers of Arnerica I, Social Studies Club 1.2.3,-l, Cheer- ing Block 2.3.4. Booster Club l,2,3,4. Harvey P. Grotricxn 'lHarv, . . .Jim's buddy.. .wide grin.. .nice car .. .tall, dark, and handsome. . . lrtlr' r'l11 an'S Club 3.3.4. Military Officer 4, Chef-rr ing Block 3.4, Choir 3. Football IQ, Mgr. -l, Ollivvrs Club -l V Fritz W. Hctegert F r e d, '7 , . argumentive. . .a mind of his own. . .very serious ,. .loves to hunt.. . Rilh- c:1t.h 2,3111 1.-5, club ll Iohn L. Hall Lukie,' 7... good dancer... likes to fish .. .friend to those who know him. . . Rifle Club l,2. Boy's Glev Club ll. Football 1.2. 'l.-l, Basl-cetl3.1ll l,T1'.ack l,Q,3,-l. -rv! re-N l W, Iudxth G. Hcrmbrock Judy, .. .neat and Chick ., always on the go. . .loads offun. . cs .x .Vx 1.2, Sports H .-.. C1 3.4, L1bf.m.m 1. Latin c:1.11.1a,sOf1. and Hman 1.2.4, soon studies Club l,2,3,4, Cllu-wing Block 2.33, Hoosier Club l '3 4 Iohn L. Harris Johnny, .. .sports his Dodge .. .very frank.. .tall and good natured. . . l.11-111-l'111r1' 2. Suflt .md Buskin il,-l,tI1', Rt-d Crow Q, Clic-cri11q Blum k IL4. Booster Club 4. Student flountil ul, B.1sk1'tl1.1ll 1.2. Track lj, Cross C111111l1v.i 72 Iudy E. Heemsoth Competant . . .willing to accept responsibility .. .e a s y to get along with. . . l,mnmt1rmn Ll. clll'klll.lll0ll X1.xn.xqc-r. G .-XA ll. Suri.ilS1udit-stilub l.2.'l,4. Uirl's Glee Club J. Cliet-rixig Bl-uk 3.3.4, Clmn 3. Booster Club 1.2.3.1 Ierry L. Helmke YN'alking dictionary. . .good news editor.. .likes baseball .. .diy humorist. . . I.flAIll-limi 1,4.Ni-ws lftlltul. Suu ml studies fllul: l.l.3.4, M1l1l.ux Ullitt-1 4. Kiln-i-ring Blink 3.4. Ntilllilhll llunm Smit-rx Rl. Yitc--Prwsitlcrit. l Uo1lu.xll l.'l'1.itk l. Has:-lm.1ll l.l. lIl.xssOlli-1-1 1. Ull1n'ersC.lub 1 Norman C. Hitzemcxn Norm, . . .hearty laughter... a good leader. . .goes for all kinds ofsports. . . In-liz-lfrzrf l J. Sports lirluor Ll. Leu:-rm.ms filub -l Su fl'xn'.xsi1Ie1,Sur1.1l Studies Club 1.4, Nlilxmrx Olliu-I -l.tIl1m-uiiig lilotk X. N.1t1on.1l llmmi'So41rtx 3 President. Slmlvnt CI-rum il l.-l. B.iskt-:hall l.1. '3.l. Cross Kfouutix 1. i.4. B.xxcb.ill i.l.Cl.nttllli-1-I l Clllirrfi is I Tluli fl Pxeslfle-nl Beniemin T. Iohnston Ben, . . .carefree and casual. . . always has a new car tit's a Fooorrrdl. . .jolly good fellow. . . Riilt' Club 1.1.4. Nlillltxrx Ollh 41 l David L. Kern Dave,,'. . .likes to blow up the lab. . .curious to see what makes things tick. . .Dick's pal. A . xtreme cm, 1.3.1.4 Marilyn A. Klein A newcomer who easily found her way into the life of the stu- dents. . .sings bass in cheering block. . . Ciheferins Hlm k 4. Urrliulm l. Cfhinr 4. lmcr- Cirnn-Clw-ur 4. liomirr Club 4. Sharps .md l l.us 4 73 David L. Koehlinger Dave,'1.. .can't sit still. . .ter- rific e d i t o r ,. .conscientious worker. . .nuts but nice. . . Lu-H1.1' ,,1i-.- 1.2.is,i, mn i,1-, 1..-tm Club 2. Later- mans Club 3.41, Sn xLix.u 1 Studies Club 1.2.3.-1. N111- itarx' Oflicer 4. Boxl Glu- Cluh 2, National Honor Society 3.4. lftnntbflll f,,1.4.TrAC1i 1.2.3.1 Mary Ann Koeneman Bubbling over with pep and ifun. . .popularity plus. . .a good word for a11. . .cute. . . . ,, . - ., .- - . Q-,.'X,.'X. 1.-. Suck .incl Busktn -.-l. Cirls Clee Club 2. Cheering 1i1ut'1'tli.l.Chuit' 11. Booster Club 2. Tre.1sut'cr 3. Sur.-'liruistirer -1. Student Council 1.2.1. Set 4. Cf12lsxfll11Lt'I'l Paul E. Korte Outstanding leader in 4-H work ...quiet gentleman , . .kind to all his friends. . . Gerrnan Club Q. Box'sC1t't'C1t1b 2, czhtm- 2.3.4. Inter-Cont-Clioir 4, Frederick W. Kraft Bi1l,'V . .good sport and lots of fun. . .great guy on the gridiron Clikes to make passesj . . .hand- some lad. . . 1.11-H1-I mir 1.2. Asst Sports lnclitur 11,-lg Letter- tn.xns Club 2.1, Prt-sid:-nl '11 Hun i.il Studies Club 2.1. Kltlttrtrx tlllitct -1.5tut14'nt Cuuntil Q. 1:0111- 11.111 1.2.1.-11 Hmkt-111.111 1.1.3, 7111.11 k 1. 15.neb.t11 -1,011ivers Club 4.1nu.unut.1l! Ierome E. Kruck G'Jerry's, . . .1-Ia11's is his second home. . .modern artist of class. . natty dresser. . .gets around. . . 1.11-11,11 ltf. ,P lg m.th.tt1 1.2.3. 'r .Q.tt' k 1.2,-4. one flflitt-r Ig ,'Xt'tC1tt1n'l,C1 tt't'l ing 1311-t-kli. Kay I. Krueger Loves that gum. . particular. .. out for a good time. . .talkative . . .does anything for a friend. . . C..X .X 1.1. 1. 1,t1u.u'1.1n-1. 1'uturv It-.it-1ict'sr1f .Nmvrtrit 1. Sock .intl llusktn 1: Chet-ting Block 2.3.1. 1iunst1't'C1t1li 1.2,l1.41, Student Council-1, yr Q. 4-'54 W X .f-...J 4 'av . hem? Lois I. Kruse Loie, , . .vivacious Homecom- ing Queen. . .classy lass. . .ardent basketball fan, . .big smile, . . G..-X..-X 1.2L Sports Head Li, Lu-Hz-I' fvrl r 3. Latin Club 1. Cheerleader 3.4. Cheering Block 3. Booster Club 12.3.41 Class Ollicer l.2 Waldo I. Leimer Not a card, not a shmoeg just a happy, average Joe',. . .likeable guy. . ,quiet and reserved. . . Math Club 3g Chess Club 3g Cheering Block 3,45 Band l, 21 'Band Council 2, Choir 32 SUBP Squad 3g Track 1.2. Marilyn C. Masenthin Quiet. reserve. . ,set in her own ways .. .Christian girl .. .un- predictable. . . Futu i'c- Teachers of America 45 Girls Glee Club 21 Cheering Block 3,43 Choir 3.4L Inter-Com' Choir 4: Booster Club 3.4. Sharps and Flats 4. Beverly L. Neat Bev. . , .bubbling laughter. .. short, sweet. cute. Neat. . .a bom actress. . .likeable. . . 1.117711711171671 3. G .-XA 1.21 Sock and Buskin Ll, 3.-l. Plat 3.4L Girl! Clee Club 2: Checring Block Q.ll.'lQC:l1UIf i1Bt1oslcr Club l.2.'l.4. Home Room Rep 2. Class Officer 1. Treasurer Iarnes W. Norden Jim, . . .loves tests.. .tries his hardest. . f'Charles Atlas,Jr. . . well reserved manner. . . Math Club .lg Lettermanis Club 3.41 Chess Club 3. lntermurzil 1.2. Dorm Council 4. Football 2.31 Track 2.3 Richard A. Paulsen Dick, . . .Dave's pal.. ,quick- tempered. , .devoted to his music Science Club 1.2.43 Band 1.2.3.-1. Presidentg Orchestra 1.2.53 Choir 1.13.41 Inter-Com-Choir 1.11.43 Band Council 2.3.-L President. 75 x .A R . PDS snr. Q -J . 29' Q-qs MQ -755 'FH' Kenneth P. Rctmming Ken, . . .busiest guy around school.. born leader. . .a true Christian gentlemen. popular- ity plus. . . Rifle Club l,l,SintniCc'lflnil1 J, Latin filub J, lmiit-rriucyuk Liluh 3.4.4. milk .tml Ruskin lj. Sutml Sludntw 2.1. l'xf-sitlwtt -L Nllliturx Olli-1-r l. Li Chnl -l, Kill:-Q-ring Bl-nk Ll. Ollitmk ffluly K. Sei rt-mrs 4, N.muu.i1 II-,nor S... nets KA. Stu- dent Chmmnl l,!,.i, Yum' l'resxd+4nt -L l-'result-nl. lfouilmll l.J.S 4, lhskt-tlw.lII 1.2, Tut k l.J.1.4. Class Ullire-v J. Pri-sith-ni Marlene A. Reinking Unpredict:1ble . good sport. . .love that laugh . looks to the future. H X ,X 1. tml Q Glu t'Iuli I f l1v'e'riliQ'l'llmk 3.6 Annette I... Reiter Quiet. smart. and ambitious. . goes for slumber parties. . smile for evervone I3 x x I sw.-.... tm. it Yu .Tmt Lan.. tum 4, r..t..,.- T.-...km .4 X1n+ni.i 4. im-ttti.-.tt s.,tt..u s....i.ft c-1..n, u.:.u4,1t Red czmtt 1, f..fimt.u,-fw1..i1g tw-t'..i.2 mit 1.41, cttw yi. 1..t.A..c:i,..,.c:ii.,.. 4, N.,t.im..u iiim...- softtvn ti. iz.,..w t'1..h n.:.s.4. Sln.1rps.mtl i-'int 4 Shcxron L. Rodenbeck Quiet girl who sees the brighter side of life .good friend of those who know her Crazy laugh. . lutun lc.:-ht-:sul Xmvvu-.i -l Ir R4-tl Clues 1.1.3. lnrlk Kilvr: Lllulx I illievlllitg Hliu k 1. 5.4 Lfhmr 54 lill.-rflinxtl-Vlitvl: l. llnnsttr Clnli l,J,l.1l Ronald E. Roemer Ron , .all-around. all-.-Xrnen ican athlete modest K likeable . .big build and warm heart. . . Silent .- llluh J l..nm Club J l.e'm-rn1,m s Club J,4,4, Yue-l'u-sidt-nr Nlnlvmrx Olliter 1.-I. Foot' lmll l,J, l,-l. tin-Ctipmin Bmketbsll 1.2. RI. Tmtk l Ll.-6. Bm:-lm.ill lfl. liluw I Mitt-r 2, Yu. 1--Pres Q Ollitwr Club S, Yum--Pu-s Max L. Roemke Rip Van NN'inkle . tinallv found out what a book is . .real virtues are hidden. . l.iltr.in.iv1 1.4. Lfht-M lllulw J Html lil. Ruud 'nuitil l T: uk! K 1 1. 4. , . . .. .t'.,..m.tx Wilbert H. Rusch Bill, ,. deep bass voice. amateur photographer ex- cellent sngip squad lt-.uit-r mit- 4 my 1 g. x1.i.t...t fm...-, 1 t1r.tt.t:1t.u. 3.4.P11-sitlenv,sn.i,.st,-1.1113.1.4,t'.imm..ndtw, mth 1 sfwmx fi lib I Y i 4 i .4 '41-K., , I A 'Wx SF' 3'-A 51 gkiifsgf .. .- f -f, . 1 R 'in Q 'Qx ko. Qi, X ,x,.A0e i . wi E 3 if 1 . ,. ', X x . .x P - S N XR I l ' Q Edward A. Saifen Ed. . . .true nature hidden. . never leaves the job undone. Capt. Venclerlev's secretary. . Riflclilubl.2,I.euerm.u1's Club IJ,-4, Scl- Treus iiuial Studies Club 1.2.3.-l. Ser -Tn-.is Milimrx Umm-r 4. ,Ir Red Clrossl.Natiul1.il Honor Sutietx i,-L Siudvm Council l,J.5. I-'i-ob ball 3.4.4. Mgr isuif-fr,..ii:.1.s1Q. lr.u t 1. o..if i.g,x,i. crux. om.-ff t, iwmd.-nf Howard W. Shoemaker A minister to bc-...likes to droodle. . giggles over his sweets . .nice . . Rini- c'i..r, 31. st..-me czllu, 1. sr. imfv 4, x .f Pmid.-m.,jf Rnd time 1.4 Larry L. Springer Frequent excursions to New Haven . .good artist . regular. swell guy. . Classy Car . mn. mu, 1. crime mu, 3 i. czi.,-.-me aim-1. 1.4 Ronald W. Standiford Pure tease. .first soprano laugh . . .easy come easy go Rlflv-KfltilJ1.l.Hux ,Mlm-lllub I.l.Ch1-rrinu Block il Clhi-ir vi Inner-tloni-fihi-ir 4.4 Thomas M. Stockamp Likes Lollvpops and Cars good ambitious worker .never takes no for an answer . I:i'H1-liuf Ll mu-rur liluli J. l.v-ixf-rmwnv Lil-ilu! mul, .mil Buskin 4,4 Nun.ilNiiu1ux Club 1.1 1. Niilirut fJlliifn'l,l'lu1rviiu Hlwk 1, Bo-.tiff ifluli t l-iwtlmll 131. Hu-luzhull I J If-.1 '14 Q Daniel B. Tagtmeyer Dan loves to hunt .ama- teur historian always lute friendly to all big questions. Rim rm, 1 qi s.i.,,.squ.i.i 1 Ianet L.Terry XN'arm'he-arted. camera fiend .spontaneousjov in living steadv worker . lemzininz-in -l Ki 'X X l.l. tiirlk ISIN illulw J. lilir-r-rin! Hliulr Q 54. Xrl lllubi Kiln-if l,l. Scirelarx 'lr'-uv. lim-r-K'oivu-liluur I llmmrr Club Lil lr Ri-il Vnuxs I P t 5 xgm - - fill? . Q: fs -' 4-'I , . ,, fifle - 2 i . ill . f 75 . 5 'S , l S.- Xv im , .b X , SG fl WNW 'S '- fusi- in -rw- 'A . ,mfr-1 f . A535 J-34,1 , .An ?q:2 4' HTS-.1. f -11 v ,::' . X I - ,. ' , :gs ' J fi? Wim... Il 'fi' 'N-grqea ,cr if .Z 1 Q w r 5 1: 9 v K 43159 ,. 19,5 -.X ,.,.,M ef 2 N x 2' J' ' .. .,,., 3 M we vig ' , we iq. ,ei .f . .E X 5. Els 1 5. A991 9402 1957. You Were There. . . . . . in Concordia High School. You began each day with worshipg you worked together as a class or a club preparing for special eventsg you studied togetherg and played together at sports, parties and other social gatherings. In the following 104 pages, the Lumi- narian staff gives you a picture record of these events which have surrounded you in the past school year. X J R ffl! 51 fy Z stlpliifiz-'ff,MX We 5 Q9 X lofi ii! ffl 142 if . f -' gms e ie gf QL- H91 X r he 3 sl? il. W f xf 5 3' Iv 'Z H AV Z: 5 Y-of N--Q... 1 .. .l Pgx wr.. f Ion G. Tessman Proud of his letter-jacket. . .loud car .. .clever quip for every occasion. . .adventurous. . . Rifle Club 1: Letterman's Club 3,-4g Football 3,43 Mgr. Basketball 2,33 Mgr. Track 31 Mgr. Inter- tnural 2. Sandra M. Volmerding '4Sandy,', ., .sincere .. .soft spoken. . .possesses the virtues of Courtesy. . . I, zfrrzzrzfzrz 117141 G.,-XA. lg Sock and Buskin lgjr. Red Cross 1.41 Girl's Clee Club 21 Chevring Block 2.3.41 Choir 3,41 Inter'Com-Choir 43 Booster Club l.2.3,4g Sharps and Flats 4. Roger L. VonDeylen Rog,l' . . .Hall's best employer . . .careful driver. . .cat man at the 'LPolka . , . lA'llC'I'II1lll'lAS Club 2, Sock and Buskin 31 Chas illub l,2.3,4L Chr-citing Block Il,4g Football l,2,31 Basketball 1.3. Track l. Marilyn A. Woerner. Hardest working girl around school. . enthusiastic, . .a leader in anything she undertakes. .. friendly, . . Liuizzrzarzzin 31 Advertising Mgr. 4, Co-Editorg fl..-X..-X. ll, Secretary ll, Treasurer 4, Presidentg Social Studies Club l.2. Secretary 3,-4, Girls filer' Club lg Clwering Block 2,3,4g Choir 33 National Honor Society 3,4g Secretary, Booster illub 13. Secretary 4, President. Lowell K. Zelt Elte, . . .L'May I borrow a piece of paper? . . .class clown and class Liberace. .sparkling personality. , . Math Club 3: Lcttermans Club 3,-4g Sock and Buskin 3,41 President Military Ofhcer 4g Boy's Glee Club 2g Chr-cring Block 3,43 Ofliccrs Club 4. Choir 2.3g Football 13.4. Track l,3,4. lack C. Zurbrugg Slow but sure...lil-ies out of school more than in.. .likeable guy. . , Rilli- Club 1.2, 78 I ll' -ww. . F - - -.ff-5...r.:.::.:.::-:-1,+.,,5g 1- -f - ' -': as-Jo. 2 - as -Q... 'ten f S: Q lp. ,-.A .Q ,,., Tis gf- .N . U sf 4.1 I , ,! X., Coming back to school last fall, an overwhelming thought hit us, Gosh, 1 '97 we're upper-c assmen now. That meant accepting more responsibility, prepar- ing to take over the wheels', of Concordia. Sobered and saddened by the un- timely death of one of our classmateshjirn Schroeder, we took ourselves in hand and determined to work harder at this business of school. We worked hard to make our parties a success and worked just as hard to make the Senior banquet a wondtwful memory. Our long 'awaited class rings arrived in the fall. E 5 . 85 X N S i . 1 Y? .1 is . f we x ..- X I Q- '. Ns Qi 5: i ' '- 5:2 . 1 et. fp. 1 ,tg t X w' 'inf X. X Q 'laiiics .Xuintu 1 l L 'JPG' ' X V -. H .... 1 . F -itim, AQ? 5? 1 . H Q V. 1 i f ix Class Ollicers KI. Kalb, Set . U lill!4'l. Yu r--l'i'e's 1 NI St linwtlt'1. 'lit-.is . and ll lV1t:lie, Pres i' x l5.nlm.ir.i Hel I fhirlll lit-nun 'Q 4.1 I -R' 'C3' f 1 its-as--3 ' D ' X 4-111 llolmx Q -Q: ' Q l.li.nlnm- lil iunian Q2 .i famwlx n liulin Smnlwx lllv-Inu . ,fa 'V 'xf X ' i Larrx BCFIIIIILI if-1-R.75!' 4.7 If - ,P I 4' I Suzanne . .f Blatkburn Esther Bosselnian Kenneth Bredelnevt-1' Carol Brunner Carol BL1C'5L'lllI1Q 'QC' ,greasy R-si S.-A . A t S 4 xi X X t W, SX NM I Q of fl Q it ftlp ' , .. X -'Wx i ,, .v M- A D l Q N X S N X 'it Yr . 'td E Ar tx DQ X N x s va n.,, , N-Vg J 'Til' ' ' . 5 .,..: sv , ff... , tw' LN as' r, ,Q J an Irma Bulmahn Dennis Butler Allen Buuck Carol Buuck Charles Byers Linda Lou Campbell john Carles Steven Congdon Velma David Robert Dettmer Sonja Dietz Jeanette Doehrman Alice Ehlen Dorothy Fahlsing Eugene Fahlsing '-'Sf . 5 ,, Nw. 5 X S We 3 2 .,, 5 -Q-s ,J ...A-,I -za. '- X l' 5 -via .xv if Wg? X- . f xi, 3 'Qx:'-wwf' X Qt 'xv i ,I -ram K 1151 -- . ve, . 4 agiggvik ,ahh if V age, was f WW -he 'Q' . . A , .. Mary Fahlsing a lr tl t f Or 4 5 John Foelber ., 4 3-ax ',.: A ' . Gerald Foltz 1 Q A X X v vitlglllllf 5 A ' :QA Janet Frede A Norma Frieke l ia K ,.4 a H ge, ti- l . 4' ' Ts., E3 el -an GE.. . ' . 'Vx ..,V, Q 1 ' - -E '- Edlth Fuchs Rv' egg A K, 5 JCFC Geerken '5lL.a' :X A .. Mary Germann Richard Glusenkamp 80 gr:-fa 1 5 K Q AJ I-B' x 'W : . 4 xx X .. YN S..-ng, A l x. fi '5 1 . X TX 'Sax XS ix- Q N - w X. X. X, xx 3 xx X X 'l 'ii I -VX? N News A X, --Yi f'- A X X0 M TS XX x LSE r ' 'lx A S .rv -01 'vnu- -f A 'x r jerry Goeglein Marcia Grady I .- - 1 Q cm-Q f - ! 'V' i View G t . -f-If ,. N ' James ran I V H N 135 iz' Gerald Gugel 'L ei ' .V x Hail X S f 'X Keith Hahn P W William Harmeyer ,, S,. ff' We Q i E' W l ' 4 Q .il,,.- w...-f ,Y Janet Hawthorne . if 53 ,S t Q Q. N Joyce Heine 2 Qi ' A xl. I +1 Clara Heminger Larry Hilsmier 1 , ii I' or is M v st , -I 1 5.4.4 Q if Dale Hockensmith AS .,,k ,iv ' Bill Hollman ii , Loren Jackemeyer Harriet Johnson 'Ar f' -nfl . Marjorie Kalb ' James Kidd Ronald Korte ' Janice Kreiselmeyer Q if Ann Kruekebcrg Karen Kruse Robert Kruse 4 -A Shirley Lapp - Marilyn Linnemeier I Marilyn Loeffler W' 4 T' -1' 8 I , 6: ii: 46: 4-.f X 5 ff l . ll L X - fr. -w ,, ' f 1 W of M Se- are y X 'uv . Q' il ll X-:K 5. Sf : 5 fi K M. 'm x -.y ' wx th! X H if ',5 ' , ' , X r 'SSN K 5. ,la 4 wr if ,M --rt , il, 'gz X 761 S sf ,A -, f -- N by . 4 . 4, s.. xx . Joan Luepke James Lytal Mary Manske Linda Meitz Dennis Messmann Elizabeth Messman Warren Messmann Karen Meyer Freya Michels Louise Neusiis Ain JM yu Nw , 3' A --KJ mln I IO' vgs 4, . 15,01 1 i W' 'wt . XNQ3., J.. ' X ' f-N -l'1.' ,3?f , an x 5:3 il X Q1 2 , ' '7 1 ' . Lynn Niemeier we:-up 5' . N 1 . 'w , ag, ' A Wx, V 1A'?, If ' ? 1, 5 c-71 '-f' .1 -.2 fl ,. , Q' , x -uf, ' f. M 1, Janet Redden J , . QQ' James O'Hara Gerald Peters Patricia Pfeifer Arthur Rathjen Shirley Rebber Donna Reinking Sandy Rodenbeck Ted Rodenbeck Donald Roehrs Anita Roudebush Janice Rupright 82 fl . w 'wr N. .liwgw H05 E7 l l j , Q, at ,. 4 i gn., t I. ,vm-K Y , -. , ' 'W' Ns 'gy i we 5 my f f 3 fm! ' K ..: . as if wx X -A ,V r ,. ,S i x til' W N I S -- 4 ' xl -N-v . 'J , be ru ss., S X x X.'5l.'7' JR Nw' Sqwj. .. x .X Wise N X Zo'--2.1 ,,,, ' X :A ' X , A,: -. 4 Ni ' W 'si E , Joyce Saalfrank 3 Wayne Scheimann ' S .,:.V'1Q ' A ,W . :,q ' , - Q. : we 1 :wg Q Janice Scherer Xa ,llt 5 'Wi S . me Patricia Schlaudroff Carol Schlie N , ' V Marnell Schmeling .. . A ' ,ij :'-e P , ' ff .'fL: P . . :-:. 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' I' , N ' 'lsr x- y w,fY Ill URI r'- I 1 1 ,.,! A26 feat, 84 Were after thoughts of the football game the immediate cause of the event of September 9, 1956? All we know is that the Hand of Omniscient Providence sud- denly converted the means of transporta- tion into the instrument of violent de- struction. And now there remains four things . . . a name, james Schroeder, a memory of a fine Christian student, a dutiful son, a handsome escort, a boy of many talents, and a serious-minded young American, a question we cannot answer, What was his part in God's plan? The influ- ence he had on all who knew him was perhaps more prominent than that many others are able to projectg a dedication In the memory of Jim Schroeder, we who knew him dedicate ourselves to the continuance of the principles for which our brother in Christ stood until he received his crown of life.', Q: 9, lb.. if if A iff.. Q ..!y . , 1. ll. ' ...ia fin' g 1 :V-S S . -,sw C' , -:IQ in ' '. 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