Concordia Lutheran High School - Luminarian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)
- Class of 1958
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MY 'JG Ellen Hifzeman David Hoeppner Helen Hofmann Ronald Holle Ralph Huge Robert Hunt Beth lmler Susan Kassing Joan Kidd Sharon Kintz Belly Kleinschmidf Mary Knoblauch Eileen Koenig Ruth Korfe Howard Kreiselmeyer 57 3 5 Loretta Krumwiede Q '- Dave Kruse Janei Kruse Stanley Kruse James Lobitz Janice Luepke Garry McClure Ed McFarland Gary Ma rtin Cordell Mathieu Karen Maxwell Gary Mertz Verlin Messman .9g. Q 1 .KJ Q .:-G 3 X' x 5 is 6 ,J SR, SR .mx wr 'S 'inf . 0. of W N X As Y' , . ss P-X R ff' . 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K' A be ' N- A Y xr? k Y X :rj Cf ,V ' x Vice-president Heilmon b President Novak, J. Ram 'X ming, Secretary, and B X E , Stockamp, Treasurer, ap , , parently find the class min l ' utes funny. To us, the class of '61, fifty-eight was most exciting and different year of our ves. This was the year we got acquainted Concordia, and were added to its list of patrons, sons and daughters. Often the year we felt confused and mystified to the right thing to do and the right way do it. But the teachers and students were pful and gave us tips and hints. X., I When we come back in the fall as sopho- mores, we know we will feel very much su- perior to the new freshmen, but we will envy them a little too. For they will have three classes of big brothers and sisters and four wonderful years ahead of them. ja- i L 0 I Q, i ' ,,.,,, rr 1, 12 L Y? f - Y 5' Girl-talk in the art room at noon. Boy, I'd rather eat than.. .! -103- I AW :ef 1-C 'N ff , .,--- 5- . . 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' l . .it K 2 ma lil -lO5- l SX W l iritually uplifting. 4 fak- it 5-nv We are reminded ofthe real signi- ficance ot Christmas. -- 1-:ht-495'-W --Q 1-1+- Y Mary, and Joseph, and the babe lying in a mangerfi -7- gms F. Theye and D. Reinking praise Him in song. Decorations included this conception of Mary and the Child on the conference room windows. -. ,, w ox 'DQ xi- 1r-- .X --., , .-,.- 4 X li ' at l Q so Q E 'wi -gf x X o, , Qs VX ci ,f 1 i, ,Q .Q Dias, A , Nr. ig Q i 5 . ' ,' 1-. - N R - 'N My ,V L-. Q 3' X f lli il ii ..- ,, ' vs wk., -,- , :ill ,. W li 'V' xl -i if xv N3 is- , , K , N l its X S 1 ', A- iw, ,Jw as Q w Q-' J. , I 5 -ia i '1-s- 1 4 Q: N i i A ii, L, X ,. I ' ' 99 . , X., Y' ' V. E ' A-Qs . ,4 1 Q, 5 l W wr:-L 'N' 'MM' x. 1 w w ,. A14 vi- ' i, fr' sf ' tw , -Y , xv , ' 'wx' ' t o li A ..x.. . .Q , 45 Q Q Su- -2' ' R-f,, YQ:-1 , M' I 'QD' QQ .s ' K 'v F' al NS l in-.. 1' V u L . ii 17 .K f, 5- 'iby x rs iw i x. 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Q A W . 51 vw N IQ 4 Ronald Oetting ,I Q: i lv Jon Olson f 'A' ' N' F Daniel Osborne ,Q f R QV XX gk e ii A R V X A My ik- B i X X XX K . J J 'J 1 9 fi i L i L . li Sally Panning Q N ' A Shirley Fanning S- ' W' N 1' Iv- -if . W gn , W ., Q A v rf' , ' Sharon Pflueger ,EY 31 -1 Q -. s' f , ff: virginia Pufohl N' K f Ann Rahe J.-.' l Q X I Y Gunther Rahden It i R' .E . A A ' i 5f'X3f - ' Donald Ramm E .. Judith Ramming .N -M ' Y Joan Rathien 'S 'T -4' Qi ' J 9 Ri we - Lynda Rehm st A T' James Reinking ' Mp- , if ,, Jud Reinkin -i li iv il ' . ij j Y g - 3 I tx il 2 L i -J MJ, l ' i Thomas Reiter G. A 0 Vi Janice Roemke ' 'Nj'-v , R ' Nw i, Stephen Roudebush 'wt' 'J il SL-ii William Riimp y i J ' V f f, i David Runkel ii' xf- ' 4 X , N 'M I X V , Robert Runyan 3 ii X ' A7XXXx X x Y - had .ff NN ii L: E hxl i X 5, i Gloria Rupp ' 4'--.. 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X lO8 Mary Saffen Arthur Schlaudroff Frederick Schlegel Mary Schlie Mary Schmeling Sandra Schroeder John Shopp Wayne Shrubsall Cassandra Shull John Smith Kay Spieth Ted Springer Thomas Springer Steven Sprunger Pamela Stilwell Robert Stockamp Joyce Stoppenhage George Straub John Stute Judith Tackwell Janice Toms Paul VeHorn Judith Wallace Suzan Warwick Dianne Weber Dennis Wegman Laurel Wendt Judith Werling Lennis Werling William West Robert Widner Max Wiebke David Wiegman Louis Wittber Patricia Zimmerschie Jim Zollinger 51 A. AW' ,I W , .qw cy,,e.g5sQ,i,,, Clcukg .AM f0gl 6Ll0A:f Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Holder, busy at work for the school. Stein, custodian, performs one of his many duties. HAGERMAN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 403 Strauss Building Fort Wayne, lndiana -,,s. Q Mr, H. F. Birlcman, Principal Principal and vital assistants Our two chief administrative offices, handled capab- ly by Mr. Werner and Mr. Birkman, involve much work. As principal, Mr Birlcman is responsible to both students and executive board. The task of pleasing both must I sometimes get downright i , T 'P +-. nerve-racking. ln addition to assisting the principal, Mr. Werner is in charge of guidance. He also reaches Algebra II and geometry. Both principal and assistant principal put in long hours, and can be seen working hard at any time of the day. Careful there, Mr. Bienz dont spill, I7 FP4, lllluuuuunsunlurnlu un: an uiuunurunu nnunu in:--uuuuu-m -ui.. Q . . Teachers discuss ,slic-Q i' . kg 1 i - .. A ...ngrqki f Q x. s- . Q -N Mr. Elmer Fiebig, mathematics, and ' is 322535, 53.3 'j,i 3 ' . ,X ?. Mr. Arthur Schwab, English and algebra. 3 . 5 f,jg.i:524g.. 11 grim.-kjngg, sf tl . . hit ' .. ,,J35,,gg.,:: tl j ' m Y'?v?fi ' f' t1 ' f.i.g '3i- -5 S V7 if .3995 Captain Venderly and Ji 1,9 I f m Diemer ofthe Military S first . 1 - sw: D t t. .. , ' - 4 epor men Mr. William Koch, health and safety, citizenship, and R9ll9l0f'l IUSTFUCTOF, Reverend Afm M: bookkeeping. z 1 Q. Q- :' .1 gc? . --' fr Hwy, t 1, ,I V, - , tggfzrl-5235 -ig f . 1 . - 'w 'i QQ!! '. 4' .ky - f . . lf: ' l 7f: z'g is 1 Y 1 , Y .iff . - j, 1, 4 . 1.1 vi is f V' English teachers, Mr Robert Welsh, Mrs. M. Knoblaugh, and Mr. Kurt Jordan. SCHWIEBERTS House of Organs -- Music Shoppe Southgate Shopping Center Oldsen and Mr. Eric Meyer, religi and biology. X ii ge it it fi vff fl i il '1 Mr. Lester Baack, history and geography, Mr. Reuben Bu religion and history, PAUL W. GERDING, The Prescription Store Pontiac and Anthony H-S281 Fort Wayne, Indiana -ll2- weighty matters. Mr. John Weunnolcl, science and geometry. Lnbrartan Mrs. Adeline Brumbough. lx 'ti 15 U5- Reunhold Werlung, must organizations, and Mr. Sturmtels, U.S. history BELL ITIEIIS IUEIIR 208 East Peutt Avenue Marlorie Jess, physical educatuon and biology. 1a s 4 Mrs. Modalyne A Schmidt, home econorntcs, Mlss Esther Ross, bus- iness instructor, and Mr. Herald Panning, shop and Mechanucal draw- ing. Mrs. Anne Redmond, Latnn. ,A rf' ,. . Q . A 1 3. I 3 V arf 3 :sg-it L- l 1 V y fl. - 'Ig I gt ., 1 f2f ::r ' lt fxv g... V ' . urs-:tar Mr. John Made, physrcal edu- Q li 5 catnon and-busuness ' EDWARD B. SHDEREK SHOES V' ll7 West Wayne Street Fort Wayne, Indlana f .NN S I-9- 7' x X ,-5 WHAT WE HAVE DONE JAMES AUMAN lntramural l, 2, Chess Club 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, Lettermans Club 4 BARBARA 'BENNETT Junuor Red Cross l, 2, Math Club l, Parxsh Workers l, Booster l, 2, 3, 4. CAROL BERNING G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latm Club l, 2, Sock and Buskun l, Glee Club l, LARRY BERNING Lu Hn Volce l, 2, Assustant News Edltor 3, lntramural l, 2, Soctal Studles Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Vnce Prestdent, Rntle Club l, 2, Student Counctl l, 3, Presndent 4, Natuonal Honor Soclety 3, Vnce President 4, Oltncers Club 3, A, Cadet Lt. Colonel 4, Latln Club l, 2, Sctence Club 4, Speech Club 2, Booster Club 2, Sotety Club 3, 4, Moth Club 3, Audra Visual Club 3. 5. SUZANNE BLACKBURN Junlor Red Cross l, 2, Lnbraruan 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4. VERA BOBAY GA A, l, 2, Glee Club l, Chotr 3, Sock and Buskln 2, Junuor Red Cross l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Future Teachers l. CAROLYN BOHN Glee Club l, 2, 3, Partsh Workers 2, Future Teachers l, 2, 3, 4. ESTHER BOSSELMAN Sock and Busktn 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chotr 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, G.A.A 2, 3. KENNETH BREDEMEYER Chess Club l, 2, Rufle Club l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Intramural l, 2, Booster Club 2, Safety Club 3, 4. STANLEY BREMER Ottncers Club 4, Rrtle Club l, 2, 3, Math Club 2, 3, Scuence Club 2, 3, lntra- fnural l, 2, Glee Club 2, Safety Club 3, 4, Qw- I!- SA x CHARLOTTE BRIGMAN GA A. l, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Future Teachers 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, :sh Workers 2, Speech Club 2, 3. CAROL BRUNNER G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Lu Ht Votce l, Exchange Editor 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskm Junuor Red Cross l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club l, Studnes Club 2, 3, 4, GAAT23SoctalStudIes34SeechClbS t 3Nt IH CAROL BUESCHING . . . , , f , , p u ecrearyo, alona c C Society 3, 4, Sock and Busktn l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Club l, 2, Partsh Workers l, Future Teachers l, 2. IRMA BULMAHN Orchestra l, 2, 3, Speech Club 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Secretory 4, Natnonal Honor Socuety 3, 4, Socual Studues 2, 3, 4, Class Secretory, Future Teachers l, 2, 3, 4, Parnsh Workers l, 2, Lu Ht 2, Proof reader 3 and 4, Glee Club l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS BUTLER Rltle Club l, 2, Audlo Vusual Club 2, lntramural l, 2, Glee Club l Club 3, Booster Club 2, Safety Club 4. ALLEN BUUCK Glee Club l, 2, lntramural l, 2, OLLICEFS Club 4, Rrlle Club l, Moth Sotety Club 3, 4, Lettermans Club 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Footbal 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3 CAROL BUUCK .lunnor Red Cross l, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, 3, Glee Club l, 2, CHARLES BYERS Club- I l, 2F Choir Basketball l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Rntle Club l, 2, Track l, 2, Glee Club l, 2 LINDA CAMPBELL Lumlnarnan 2, Lu Hu Voice 3, Junnor Red Cross l, 2, 3, Booster Club l Olee Club l, Sock and Buskun 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3. JOHN CARLES Rntle Club l, Auduo Vnsual 3, Sclence Club 2, 3, Presndent 4, Math C 3. MUELLER VENDERS, INC. 530 Lleth Street Fort Wyane, lndlano ll4- ,Z 3, lub l, EVE CONGDON Basketball l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, Manager 4, Intramural l, 2, Socual Studtes 3, 4, Gamma Rho Delta President 4, Lettermans Club 4, Glee Club 2, Booster ub 2, Safety Club 3, 4. LMA DAVID Glee Club l, 2, 3, Chotr 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, G A.A. l, 2, Chess Club 3, l'1IOl' Red Cross 3, Lumlnarlan 2, BERT DETTMER Rrfle Club l, 2, Science Club 2, 3, Audra Vnsuol Club 3, Soclal Studles Club 3, Presrdent 4, Offtcers Club Treasurer 4, Math Club 2, 3, Lurmnartan l, Lu Vance 2, 3, Safety Club 3, 4. A DIETZ G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sctence Club 2, Natnonal Honor Socrety 3, 4, Soclal Stud- Club 2, 3, 4, Gamma Rho Delta 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2. 'XL' ,J DOEHRMAN Red Cross l, Booster Club l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, G A A 2, Latln Club 'J EHLEN G.A A. l, 2, 3, 4, Parush Workers l, Glee Club l, 2, Chotr 3, Lu Ht Vance 2, Feature Edttar 4, Juntor Red Cross Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Gamma Rho Ita 4, Socnal Studues l, 2, 3, 4, Natronal Honor Sactety 3, Secretary 4, Band 2, Orchestra 3, Booster Club 2, 3, 4 ROTHY FAHLSING Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Junuor Red Cross 2, 3, G.A,A, l, 2, 3, 4, Lumtnarran Future Teachers 4, Glee Club l, 2. GENE FAHLSING Chess Club l, 2, 3, Rtfle Club 2, Audio Vlsual Club 3. RY LOU FAHLSING Lu H1Volce l, Speech Club l, 2, 3, Sock and Buskln l, 2, Booster Club 2, 3, FOELBER l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Cross Country 2, Safety Club Presldent 3, 4, Club 2, Intramural l, 2, Track l. FOLTZ Club 3, 4, Math Club 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3. FREDE Red Cross l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Ltbrartans 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, So- Studues Club l, 2, 3, 4. DRDIA COLLEGE BOOK STORE o Road t Wayne, lnduana l A , 1 ' 1 l NORMA FRICKE Twlrlers l, 2, Presndent 3 and 4, Lu l-'ll Vouce l, 2, Feature Edntor 3, Asslstant Edntor 4, Junuor Red Cross l, Gamma Rho Delta 4, Natuonal Honor Socuety 3, 41 Socral Studles Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sock and Busktn 3, G.A.A. l EDITH FUCHS Sock and Buskm l, Musuc Club l, Parush Workers 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Chour 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Future Teachers 2, Lumtnaruan 3 MARY GERMANN Glee Club l, Latrn Club l, 2, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Parlsh Workers 2, Cholr 3, 4, Orchestra l, Jurnor Red Cross 3 DICK GLUSENKAMP Rnfle Club l, 2, 3, Math Club 3, Chess Club 2, 3, Intramural l, 2, Offncers Club 4, Football l, 2, Booster Club 2, Safety Club 4 JERRY GOEGLEIN Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, Co-captam 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer l, Lettermans Club 2, 3, Prestdent 4. MARCIA GRADY Latrn Club Secretary l, Prestdent 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Junlor Red Cross 2, 3, Lu Hn Volce 2, 3, Lurnlnartan l, Llbrarran 2, Glee Club 3, Sock and Busktn 3 . , ,,,,r.. To 5394 JIM GRANT Lettermans Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Co-captain 4, Rnfle Club l, Band l, 2, Safety Club Prestdent 4 KElTH HAHN Offncers Club 4, Lettermans Club 3, Vlce Presudent 4, Math Club 3, Rrfle Club l, 2, 3, Intramural l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Safety Club 3, 4. BlLL HARMEYER Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural l, 2, Lettermans Club 3, 4, Safety Club 3, 4. JANET HAWTHORNE Lu Hr Vance l, 2, 3, Busrness Manager 4, Glee Club 2, Junuor Red Cross l, 3, 4, Sock and Busktn l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, l. JOYCE HEINE G.A.A. l, 2, Ponnt Recorder 3, Vuce Presudent 4, Speech Club Secretary 4, Sock and Buskrn l, 2, 3, 4, Junsor Red Cross 2, Gamma Rho Delta 4, Social Studtes Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Lu Hn Valce 2, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Chour 3, Band l, 2, Orchestra 3. LAPP BROTHERS PHARMAClES T937 East State Street T732 Lake Avenue Fort Wayne, lnduana -115- ntmmnuum mmm ml mu Immun in umuuur mum m Sometimes it was the most rollicking a More tunl. . .never get to bed. . . Jailhouse Rock- er . . .this is Cadet year.. .tun, fun, fun from tall, to New Years Eve to sectionals. . .lively music and iazzy jitterbuggers . , .THE most. And as we leave the pyramids ot exotic Egypt. . .' ' led... 1 l propose a toast to Yoyce Heinrich A guitar a song and thou No sophomore sophistucotes here. .g. All they need are maroon V-necks. CLARA HEMINGER Junror Red Cross 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Lumrnaruan 1, 2, Chess Club 3 Chorr 3, 4, G.A,A. 1. LARRY HILSMIER Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Ofhcers Club 4, Rntle Club 2, Baseball 3 WILLIAM HOLLMAN Freshman Class Vece Presldent, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cholr 4, Lettermans Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. LOREN JACKEMEYER Rtfle Club 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 1, Intramural 1, Glee Club 3, Sclence Club 3, Booster Club 2, Safety Club 3, 4. HARRIETT JOHNSON Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sock and Busktn Vrce Presldent 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A Sports Head 2 and 3, 4, Future Teachers 1, Lu Hr Voice 1, 2, Socral Studies 2, 3, 4, National Honor Socnety 3, 4, Jumor Red Cross 1, 3, Lumlnarran 4, Chonr 3, Glee Club 2, Student Councll 2, 4, MARJORIE KALB Junror Class Secretary, GA A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Socral Stud- les 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskrn 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, .lunlar Red Cross 1, 2, Secre- tary 3, Future Teachers 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 2, Gamma Rho Delta 4, Lu- mtnaruon 2, Speech Club 2. JAMES KIDD Rnfle Team 3, Captarn 4, Rttle Club 2, 3, 4, Lu Hr Voice 1, 2, Advertrslng Man- aaer 3, and 4, Audro Vnsual Club 2, 3, Othcers Club 4. RONALD KORTE Rnfle Club 1, Audno Vrsual Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Councll 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2. JANICE KREISELMEYER Glee Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Band Councrl Treasurer 3, Sock and Busktn 1, Pansh Workers 1, Gamma Rho Delta 4, Lumtnarran 3, Speech Club 3, Orchestra 4, G,A A, 1. ANN KRUEKEBERG Junror Red Cross 2, 3, Lu Hr Volce 2, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Cl Sock and Buskrn 1, 2, Glee Club. KAREN KRUSE Junror Red Cross 1, 2, G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, Luminarlan 1, 2, Lu Hr Volce 3,8 Cheerleader 1, Vorsrty Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future chers 1, 2, Sock and Buskln 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Speech Club 2, 3. ROBERT KRUSE Freshman Class President, Social Studtes Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 3, cers Club 4, Student Councul 3, Lettermans Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer Ht Volce 2, Sports Edltor 3 and 4, Track 1, 2, Football 2, 3, Basketball Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY LAPP Junlor Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Lumrnartan 3, Future chers 1, Sock and Busknn 1, Glee Club 3. MARILYN LINNEMEIER Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Cholr 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2. MARILYN LOEFFLER Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Junlor Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Sock and Buskm 1, Treasu Glee Club 1, 2, Math Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Cholr 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. JOAN LUEPKE Junror Red Cross 1, 3, G.A.A, 1, 2, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sock and 1, Lumrnarran 1, 4, Lu Hn Voice 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Chanr 3. JAMES LYTAL Intramural 1, 2, Future Teachers 3, Basketball 1, Track 2, 3, MARY MANSKE Student Councul 4, Lu Hn Vance 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, G.A.A Vrce Presldent 3, Presrdent 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Socral Studres Club 4, National Honor Socrety 3, 4, Gamma Rho Delta 4, Junior Red Cross I Presrdent 3, 4, Sock and Buskln 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1. LYNDA MEITZ Glee Club 1, 3, Future Teachers 1, 2, Vrce Presldent 3, Secretary 4, Sc Club 2, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskln 1, 2, 3, Lu Hr Vorce 1, f Studues Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Natlonal Honor Soclety 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Lubrar ELIZABETH MESSMAN Parlsh Workers 1, 2, .Iunror Red Cross Presndent 2 and 3, 4, Lumrnaruar 4, G.A A. 1, Secretory 2, 3, 4, Natronal Honor Socnety 3, 4, Booster C Presrdent 2, and 3, 4, Socual Studles Club 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskm 2, 3. RODENBECK - HOCKEMEYER FUNERAL HOME 1331 Maumee Avenue Fort Wayne, lndrana -116, RREN MESSMANN hess Club l, 2, Moth Club 2, 3, Future Teochers l, 2, 3, Vrce Presrdent 4, aol Studies Club 2, 3, 4, Notronol Honor Socrety 3, 4, Lu Hr Volce 2, 3, rstont News Edrtor 4, Footboll Monoger 2, 3, Otlrcers Club 4, Oommo Rho to 4. MEYER Club l, 2, Lu Hr Vorce l, 2, 3, C: A A l, 2, 3 4, Jurrror Red Cross 3, 4 , 2, Orchestro 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Sock cud Buslsrrt 3 A MICHELS 2 3 Future Teochers l, Sock orrd Buslurr l, 2, Olee Club l, Lu l-lr :ce l, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Lumrrrorron 4, Chorr 2, 3, 4, Lrbrorrorr 3, Fresh' n Cheerleocler. UISE NEUSHS .A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4 lunror Red Cross 2, 3, Lurrtlrlorlflrt 3, Glee Club l, Chorr 4. NN NlEMElER oseboll l, 2, 3, 4, Boslcetboll l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Moth Club lntromurol l, 2, Letterrrrorrs Club 3,4 O l'lARA oll l, Football l, 2, Moth Club l PETERS 2, 3, 4, Bond Councrl 3, Presrdent 4, Moth Club 3, Screrrce Club 4, No- Honor Socrety 3, 4, Orchestro 3, 4, Chorr 2 9 A , PFEIFER l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, .lunror Red Cross l, 2, 3, Sock ond Buskr 3, Glee Club l, 2, Lu Hr Vorce 2, Chess Club 3, Lumrnorron 3, -11 ARTHUR RATHJEN Rrlle Club l, 2, Sock ond Buslun l, 3, Crlee Club l, 2, Orchesrro 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, Moth Club 2, 3, Bond l, Bond Councrl l, Snop Squod 3, Oflrcers Club 4, Audro Vrsuol Club Co-chorrmon 3, Sclence Club 3, Vrce Presrdent 4, Musrc Club 2, Solety Club 3, Lu Hr Voice 2 SHIRLEY REBBER Cwlee Club l, 2, 3, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sock ond Busl-crrr l, Chorr 3, 4, JANET REDDEN Sock ond Buskrrr l, 2, 3, Speech Club l, 3, Glee Club l, 2, Chorr 3, 4, Jurrlor Red Cross 2, G A A l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Lu Hl Vorce l DONNA RElNKlNG Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sock ond Buslcrn l, 2, G A A. l, Sportsheod 2 ond 3, 4, Lumrnorron l, 2, 3, Busoness Monoger 4, Socrol Studres 2, 3, 4, Lotrn Club l, Treosurer 2, lurrror Red Cross l, 2, 3, Chorr 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Gommo Rho Delto 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Porrsh Workers l, SANDY RODENBECK Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Lumrnorron 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3, G A A l. 2, Sock orrd Buslsrn l, Glee Club 3 TED RODENBECK Footboll l, 2, 3, 4, Boslretboll l, 2, Glee Club 2, Rlfle Club 2, Lettermons Club 3, 4, intromurol l, 2. , DONALD ROEHRS Srrop Squod 2, 3, 4, Rrlle Club l, Audro Vrsuol Club Assocrote Chorrmon 3, Scrence Club l, 3, 4, Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Bond Councll 2, Vrce Presrdent 4, Musrc Club 2, 3, Oftrcers Club 4, Orchestro 2, 3, 4, Chorr 4 JANICE RUPRlGHT Twrrlers l, 2, 3, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Lrbrorrorr l, 2, 3, Junror Red Cross l, Sock ond Buskrn l, JOYCE SAALFRANK G A A l, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sock ond Buslcrn l, 2, 3, .lunror Red Cross l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, Chess Club 3, Future Teochers 4, Lu Hr Vorce l, 2, 3, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4 WAYNE SCHEIMANN Notronol Honor Socrety 3, Presrderrt 4, Socrol Studres Club l, 2, 3, Vlce Presl- dent 4, Othcers Club Presrdent 4, Audro Vrsuol Club 3, 4, Moth Club 3, SCIENCE Club Secretory-Treasurer 4, Lu Hr Volce l, 3, Sports Edrtor 4, Sock ond Buskrn l, 3, 4, Bosketboll Monoger l, Rrtle Club l, Snop Squod 2, 3, Bond l, 2, JANlCE SCHERER Jurrror Red Cross l, 3, 4, Sophomore Closs Secretory, Sock ond Buslurr l, 3, Secretory 4, Glee Club 3, Future Teochers l, Student Councrl l, G A A, l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Lummorron l, 2, Lu Hr Vorce 3, 4, B Teom Cheerleoder 2 PATRIClA SCHLAUDROFF Lu Hr Vorce l, 2, 3, Crrculotron Monoger 4, Junror Red Cross l, 2, Sock ond Buskrn l, 2, G A.A. l, 2, 3, Speech Club 3, Chorr 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Future Teochers l, 2, 4, JOHNS MARATHON STATION Huestrs ond Broodwoy Fort Woyne, lndrono 7- CAROL SCHLIE Lumunarlan I, 2, 3, Lnterory Edutor 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Chotr 2, 3, 4, Soclal Studtes Club 2, 3, 4, Gamma Rho Delta 4, Glee Club I, Speech Club 2, Vuce Presldent 3, Latun Club 2, Ponnt Recorder 3,. Junuor Red Cross 2, Sock and Busktn I, Future Teachers 4. MARNELL SCHMELING G.A,A I, 2, 3, Future Teachers I, 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Lubrartan 3, Speech Club 4, Natrona! Honor Socuety 3, 4, Socnal Stud- nes Club 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskun I, 2, Gamma Rho Delta 4. WILLIAM SCHMIDT Math Club 3, Cross Country 2, Basketball I, 2, Football 4, lntramural I, 2, Rnfle Club I. MARILYN SCHROEDER Jumor Class Treasurer, Junuor Red Cross I, Treasurer 2 and 3, 4, Sock and Buskan I, 2, Booster I, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers I, Socral Studves Club I, 2, 3, 4, Lumrnarlan I, 2, G.A A. I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2. JANICE SCHULLER Twnrlers 3, 4, Booster Club 4. GLORIA SEDDELMEYER Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, Secretory 3, 4, Lu Hu Vouce I, 2, Copy Edttor 3, News Edltor 4, Band I, 2, Bond Councul I, 2, Parush Workers I, Girls Glee Club I, Junlor Red Cross 2, 3, 4, National Honor Soclety 3, 4, Gamma Rho Delta 4, Soctol Studues Club 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskun 2, 3, Lotnn Club 2, 3, Future Teachers I, 2 ELJNICE SHOPP Grrls Glee Club I, 2, Chour 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Junuor Red Cross 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, Cheernng Block I, 2, 3, REGINALD SHULL Glee Club 2, Chess Club 3, Rufle Club 2, Lettermons Club 3, 4, Intramural I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4. PEGGY SMITH Glee Club I, Sock and Buskm I, 3, G.A A. I, 2, 3, Cholr 2, 3, 4, Lumlnarlan I, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4. JERRY SMITH Football I, 2, Basketball I, Track I, Rufle Club I, 2, Safety Club 3, 4, lntra- mural I, 2. JAMES SOWLE Math Club I, 2, 3, Chess Club 3, Rufle Club I, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3. BARBARA SPRINGER G.A A. I, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers I, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Lumnnarnan I, 3, 4, Jumor Red Cross 2, 3, Sock and Buskrn 3, 4, Glee Club 3. JAMES SPRINGER Baseball 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Lu Hn Voice I, 2, 3, 4, Cholr 3, President 4, Snap Squad 2, 3, Lettermans Club 4, Offlcers Club 3, Vlce President 4, Math Club 2, 3, lntramural I, 2, Safety Club 3, 4. ROBERT STOKES Track I, 2, Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Lumlnarlan 3 NANCY STOLL Glee Club I, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. -II8 DAVID STOPPENHAGEN Future Teachers I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Band I, GEORGE STRASSER Chess Club I, 2, Rrfle Club 2, Math Club 2. SHARON TIMME Llbrarnan I, 2, 3, Presrdent 4, Junror Red Cross 3, Sactal Studues Club 2, 3, Booster Club I, 3, 4, Sock and Buskm I. CHRISTIANE WADE Glee Club 2, Latun Club 2, Choir 3, Secretary 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Futu Teachers 3, 4. JANICE WALTKE Gurls Glee Club I, 2, Llbrarlan 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 4, Lumrnaruon 3, Booster Clu, I, 2, 3, 4. LESTER WARNER Rtfle Club I, 2, Sclence Club 3, 4, Math Club Presndent 3, Muslc Club 2, Vu: Presudent 3, Offncers Club 4, Socual Studtes 2, 3, 4, O fftcers Club 4, S004 Studies Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3. WAYNE WERLINC: Glee Club I, Chour 2, Audlo-Visual Club 2, 3, Math Club 2, 3, Officers Clu 4, Lettermans Club 3, 4, lntramural I, 2, Basketball Manager 2, Football Mar oger 2, 3. JANIS WERNER Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sock and Busktn I, Lummoruon I, Art Edetor 2, Cr Edrtor 3, Edrtor 4, Lattn Club 2, Speech Club 2, Presldent 3, 4, G.A A. I,I Treasurer 3, 4, Sensor Class Treosurer, Soctol Studres Club I, 2, 3, 4, Nationc Honor Soctety 3, Treasurer 4, Chotr 2, Glee Club 2, Gamma Rho Delta Secre tary 4. THOMAS WEST Rttle Club I, 2, 3, Lumrnorlan 2, Lu Hn Votce 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, Audio VI ual Club 2, 3, Soclal Studnes Club I, 2, 3, 4, lntramural I, 2, Officers Club Chess Club 2, 3, Sensor Class Vrce Prestdent, Student Councvl 4, Snap Squad I EDWARD WHITE Rnfle Club I, 2, Intramural I, 2, Lumlnarlan 2, Glee Club 3, Math Club2 Chorr 4, Booster Club 2, Safety Club 3, 4, Track 2, Cross Country 4 RICHARD WIEHE Sock and Buskun 2, 3, Presudent 4, Social Studres I, 2, 3, 4, Nattonol Hono Socuety 3, 4, Chotr I, Band I, 2, Offtcers Club 4, Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4, In tramural I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Student Councrl I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4, Class Prestdent 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Gamma Rho Delta 4. 4: ,yr 5 f ., v , , va RONALD WILSON Chour Presndent and Student Dtrector 3, Vlce Presndent 4, Band Studentl rector 3, Cross Country 4, Football 4, Basketball 4, Lettermans Club 4, Stude Councnl 3, Vuce Presrdent 4. KENNETH ZANDER Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Auduo Visual Club 3, Math Club 2, Lu Hn VOIK I, Lummarnan 2, 3, Band Counctl 4. I I ':- I ,IL- 'Q ..1 L ' A 7 ,jj 1 I 1 pi: .gpm ' an- '-fr I,-' ' V n 0. . , r J u .I L-. 11 . I, f Ig, 1 ' 4 I 1' C 1 ,. bfpf' cigar. 1-32 . V .4- Q' 'Q 5 '-. F' 'tif 1 ' ' .P 'I gin if? ' r se, -v F 4 w I C a lk 1 , ' :-., 4 - - 1' l I 5' .lvp . s f. l A 1 1 x 1 N 4 1: 1 fs, In me . ,.,.. fsAJi!5?v ln: I iff ' 5:4 17.25.12 dis II ff. H52 . an .., +1 .1 '.-6-'.g W 'JV 'w '- Wffff he z' w v'H 'f .1.- I -7 . P: r' ', whni' sl .4nf:, W I sikzirif' -2 z W' 1 vn- '-vA5 ,, I ,Up 1 .. f Z W ,pa ..f , gil txnllml -5 5 5,2-Ml 12h'!.h, . ,. , in., M' i5F N,1EE.'3i4? 'Q Hair? 5 3 ffff? fi3QiH51v11ieS Yfsmafefff f ilvxfgfid' -i l ,id-Jas -iw a i ' 'fftlv L 'A is , 2135 j j' .i 3 1 .Lie ,V 4 1 fa 23' ' ,... L, 122. X . f, fix CM' IYWLEU .hw I 'fn iff , 'M J - 'ffi!y ki, 3 b 21 -Y gag ii. WN' W5 N QA :L :ia wi i v If -ww 1 , .'. .55 - I - I'--'I ' ' Awix'-,2' ' 1? via fa 3 45,14 Iwf! X V , . 11, s 77? fi Qi fly 1 E, wg ' '- '.f Dsl . J. N5 -1 I w if ' 1 9 Ay.. . 1. w 1 U k x , 2 1 laik tg .ig I Ish lg. :U -, ibn I, 4 V, If 2 . if Q5 Y Iwjx, ' -f!fff 'g1gg J , 44 - f 'rl scu- ,H Q! 5- 5,1 L I don 1 thmk they core w o wins. ji hav 'MQA M s'1'l 52 4 Alc12 03 9 . L. SL l'Il meet you at your locker at 3:30. .. teen-age tie-up on the telephone. . .strains of Pomp and Circumstance . . .yearbook sign- ing--the annual reassurance that you have loads of friends. . .the big decision of choos- ing the right college or the right iob--pushing a pencil or a broom.. .what do you say we go double? l.. L. L- 5-4 I V. Bobay is led up the school steps by J i l , f 7 , f Mg I I And then again, the most serious l Who is he calling? wonders C. Buuck of R. Shull. C. Roemke talks turkey to chick C. - 10 - 3- ' Y 71 ' ., . Qi Z. xjl lll ll Wi, A I Z Z 4 f gf' enfimenlal. J Friends' signatures make The yearbook complete .ll. ik ,..4-1?-5. N. Fr1clce,M. Manslce, J. Heune, T. WesT,.l Werner, D. Wiehe, and D, Reunking wall al ways remember fhear sensor year, .iw. i Q 5. .sg XL ' It was the year for the most X f'ff E. i.i.jif N .-ig tt Q. u ',. 'A ' --., . VJ X ' C llll iiiii: . if s t - V w , C. Hitzeman, M. Sch' wick, and C. Dettmer proudly show new iun- ior rings to admiring senior C. Brigman. 2 I Rev. Oldsen and Mr. Wein- .7-Y7--7- v Y ., -.mhnkg 1 f . sr, New things around school.. .the new experience.. .iunior Einstei thrill of wearing your own class ring and Hbugologists' '... glimpse of ...another crop of freshmen--and exciting collegiate world.. .we lots more of them.. .sharp sabers for ing some fine new teachers. military officers. . .a new club and a hold are received at Con- cordia. .12. - .1 The secondary attraction is also well received. Q-1n......, 1 V ventures ond discoveries ,ff ,NF of the Gommo Rho Delto hove enioyed The Ri- very much. ond C. Wode do not seem to feor on explosion. 446 ,,,x is B. Kruse isn's so sure he'll like these shiny things, but L. Hilsmier seems to hove thought of o use for his ol- reody. A .ZX ::4:5:.,..,. nf - ' ' - lm M. Congdon ond S. Oelfke discover the secrets of tiny things. ,'l3, Well, Volpo, here we ore. 5 -0 And The most rush, rush, ex 'Ns 5 ,F ff. i f Gong wcy! Here come The mighty Codefs! 37 I rf X! il' f 'K F, 7 X011 -4 3 .,-- Q? , f x f'-. , V . S, xx . - -gba,-,, Sql' .,-'v ,r ' I :'V 'l - - 3 5,-f---H T' 'X ,Z Fx fx H. Moellering gives it oll he's got to please Mr. Boock. ? TW fsi 41 lv - , fix Q, ' 'G li l'i 'ill 4.- .t-f.:-.E 451--1 H-- -:.4 E n2'.5u-.--- --n-n-ml! The 3:30 excavation is on! V J I . i xv..!.--,- - Q 4 '4-U xy , L- rushing. L-Vg'-.. Keep to your right and step lively, please. Can't wait to get there--can't wait to leave.. .only three minutes between classes? ...these stairways are really iammed . ,. hurrying to beat the buzzer. Scre-e-e-e-e-ch! - 1 5 . I still have to go to my locker to pick up my books for my next class. 7 Has the bell rung yet? a lk 1 , ' :-., 4 - - 1' l I 5' .lvp . s Mhz- . ,nr fr, 'Fi . ,M Mrs. Brumbaugh supervises library card-cataloging. ei - 3 1 Do not enter W K Genius Glusenkamp at work i.. -. . Q - ::::fii: -4 --- .f ' Hiiiifiiii J , fiii'?i.'S'57' ' - ,q -.U .. - .V K i 1542.-,25:.': . 24- - - - r ll Sl ...J ,, Av 3 fzwsiw V., i Q' 'A - Magi . -N5 NN Www . , S seg Ach, mine Deufch! 4 5 .1 1 'SFS LJ Frolicksome Frosh. find Phys. Ed. fun or fearful. 29303L..V, W UUGUUUUUUU W . TJ- f-A isle 3- 5, .asf em, f 1 , v .lx Thank goodness for this eraseable paper. The most energy consuming, V 'YW I N.: . ,,- I-,-t Seniors write while freshmen sew 'NN ' Us P-1' 5 B.- 4 it ...ui , 1 . N . 'X r-W llliiiijlffiffiffffllf 'fifi if , - - j54:5::E-:Kggii-fs-Mrrf. f .Lf Q: . :f t 'In W wfi'?if-it-.. In ' i. 'A 4 We W gf J I . 1 1. F ,,, - , . -...,,- -, ll : ' . '! '1'f1 if 'S N. ' gi- l i Inf : . fhnx li' :i' A V- 'L 0' ' i sf. 1 ' 2 ,- lg .ir .Q V I i ' u .F ..',5u lg I ' I Q ' I I 'lgyfge g li' .. , . S I L i' i F. Michels takes a letter. W. Werling at work on the football display. ... 'I -ru- ,AN ws uwv' meme L of -s 1 X -S 5. X 5 j 'lfg , at-si an 'Nw x -c e I Y w ,, t Q .4 , , 1 . .r '11 .2 ck A V: px. A TN 1 ,, i, I .,. ,NK .. .R ' ' '55 1' J 1, Xie , 0 will Nt. xxx' 3 i ivy? . 8 x Q 4 S 'X Y? it Keep 'em pumping, Coach. --but not always .D il-H' .', sv' Q- -.- 1 y .- I -7fJ,' ,Q-5151, .-f f. ,rf IAM -1,-le! - ', ,, 5,-f.f...e .4 ,-3---. 1,--J .. 'J 1 J I ,.,v- , f- JJ 9 , ,,,, , . M1 , . 1 1 ?,f,1',',L 1- ,, A: ,1.j?ls I 41,-I .'1J1JJL ,, '. ,vu --.4 'S ' ' .ik -L . W. M s '?.i?3f f- .S .. 'g,,,3,,.w,. - kg., NT-is l Q ...i ,V N ,i ff .fs-4 ' .v 1 N.v N 55 V zi. 1 . Riagg, 'Q 'QQ'-in sus ,. - ...,, lx 5. mv A., :N . , ' k i g ,, . J, V. , X, .A 9: .M VXA mi L ..x - eww- - V i J 'i ?'W i Nw. 'A ' . ' iv ' 4 i N X iiijlx-j , ' s?'w, ' :QT-, . ,'.':f,l 'bv N--.J f , :.'.'.m,:' QQ , .. . - - . '-' -'Z' , .',-,'-j-15.42.g. .',-'.. -'-'. ff ..' .w'.-'f' Q ,,1,-.1.f.',QlT.4.-,.v Q-j.:.QiS:Qf - ww- . f f ' 5Ify,!'Ew1.'-'f if , K - Y s::.y. ' ,X . 'Q 0' f . ' 4 . - . .V . , Md' , . Q , -Q m E: maui-ii A Q. L. F. Michels chuckles at Beautiful Dreamer, W. Schmidt. J. Panning and pictures, pictures, pictures. I M, Y. ' x x . Y f , P rc ' V r- W J: N:- X 1 ,a X 3 is is l ,ff-Sf T. Rodenbeqk getg Something fo J. Gouty finds that there are re keep him nice and wgrm in more words in accomplishment of on ar- ways than one, tiStiC nature. 'Qjikiff il t ,r X f 0 was Er S. Hibler has reason to be his fifth place medal in the cross-country meet. f I 4:61827 are 151 P4 u-.X D. Stocton, J. Walde, and R. Pon- ning apply a little spit and polish to the Sportsmanship trophy. Often, it was the most rewarding .'I8- '1 .M . ,' ' I I i I EY? Honor Society member ing, Reaching Mission. tags R. Stoutfer as o new Concordias contribution tothe Preaching, Teach- Mr. Jordan, P. Walle, and an A i term paper. + . f ' Waiting. f Z ' i i t i Worth waiting tor. Schwab tooks on with an ap- ising eye as L. Warner gives an rmative talk. v. Mr: .. ,Q nd worthwh i Ie. iii'i X - M 1 . --f.ff ' k 1' '- -, . '15 n..i1nnrnrnur4:1nn'.:nnumuni.nxumnll2Aal IIIJH. At times, the most foce-reddening, Q I . -,.s......, Q Write something nice, I moy have to weor this awhile Vu, s s ? So you fell in the lake, did you? r ,hw a -,sstfftiri ...... Y' A person gets so hungry oround 12 oclock H13 jjig0Yfg - . - 'fi si SS Look ct thot perfect tiling systern. 'Better fT1Gk9fi'1C1f 12.8 'V15ff'30d-V . Q0 . block. Embarrassing moments Did you.. ,fall in the 3. . .forget your lunch? leap before you look- ...oversleep?. . .you're only different one?. .. like plunging a dagger your back? . . .lt hap- s to all of us. Look at those crazy guys over theref says Al. 4 WMOOPSA ouldn't ya know it? There s one in every O. to ur taC9 ls led ow O Oh, he flies thro est of e. .e , .Look out below!!! ugh the air with the great- E, Shopp minus lipstick and coitture ,Q'I. E ,1. auf 'Q' kpfgx.. .i z . W. .. ' iEf 'Q N A 'X Q59 Q83 lx SX gg Qxglx Q N sway is QS 5 me kit A Q- X is eww is Qiigtsvi A bevv of pretty girls---K f53 Werner C Koenemcn and ss... Y AWA w....m.-f.-an A-eww Wolde mcke up the queen's f D K Alumnus K. Romming ond ex-queen L. Kruse crrive on P.T.A.-sponsored porty Gt LU the field with L. Berning ond '58 Queen J. Scherer. after the game--ci huge Success Our monarch and her-court. . .shiny con- vertibles to odd to the festivities. . .chilly weather, but worm spirits.. .closs displays. .. o wonderful party at Luntz's to top off the big evening. And olwcys, the most wonderful ,Lf x ' , . t - Q, , 'Q , -5 - 1 ' QE, e , i K , .W- ' it ' : n M, , N , .vii Lf . tg : lt, . f .. -.. , -' ' ' -- wg, t,.5s1'-L32 - V 3 ' ' '.'-v , , x - : -s TT?:9!3 1.. , 1 xg -.'.-' ' gg-f-V! -2 A 3, ' f, ' , ,Q N . I - '. P 1 3 12 Q 1 ff -s? 5 ' ,, , 5 v 1: . i ii i 1 1 if' T 2 3 1 w h t U t gy ,f. 'h-v' 'f .. . Q lx 4 .., we 5 :fig Q P. - s 1 5 . 4 31, g gt Q Il? It Stk 14 1. f t Q 3 13 E t , , , , ,, y ., 1 I ' if Q - Eff E ZWECWN' 116' b J. Goeglein seems to be Z getting oll the attention ymggfgylxt '91 3 l forthe moment, e e 1 2 it nii t 1 E fini? ' I' .l Q W Q2 ' S xx X 1 A Iv. :Ag 5 g t' .X 1 5 t ' pt t t tt it f iii. .5 V I. ' ,n' X -3 Q I bl Jonuce Scherer, 1958 foot- ' ball queen. I From beginning .... x N., To end .... '58 was the MOST!! -24. ......... .....nnm Jdcffuffiw ,. bfpf' cigar. 1-32 . V .4- Q' 'Q 5 '-. F' 'tif 1 ' ' .P 'I gin if? ' r se, -v F 4 w I C .!4lfL f0gl 6Ll0A5 President ot the Student Council, Larry Bern- ing. Student Council I r Student Council played host to re- :sentatives from other Lutheran high STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FIRST ROW J Lobitz J Pan- ning J Widenhoter D. Doehrmann, C, Moellering, SECOND ROW- I. Bulmahn, B. Lepper, T. West, D. Wiehe, F The-ye. THIRD ROW: L. Bohnke, H. Johnson, M. Manske, R. Wiehe, J. Heine, Mr. Werner. FOURTH ROW: R. Wilson. A bunch ot hard working, fast-eating people from all tour classes got together every Tuesday noon this year. On Friday mornings, tirst hour they stood up and gave torth a summary ot the discussions ot their last noon meeting. When they finished, each one stretched out his two hands to collect pennies, nickels, dimes, and even quarters tor some worthy mission cause. These people were the members ot the Student Council, each one elected by his homeroom to voice the opin- ion of his classmates and plan social functions, programs, projects, and also carry out their plans. As in other years the Student Council was both the tool and the rule of the stu- dents. Q NDIANAAMICHIGAN 'f ELECTRIC C OMPANY ools. QEK Txiqfv J J 'G .5 I Q 2 2 -M 9 ? Tc as C0 -27. FXXX FIRST ROW lforegroundl: E. Saffen, D. Ferber, E. Lenz, G. Koehlinger, D. Luepke. SECOND ROW: D. Fahlsing, M. German, S. Niemeyer, E. Lenz, R. Wiegman. THIRD ROW: P. Schlauclroff, C. Schlie, J, Heller, B. Rupp. FOURTH ROW: S. Bender, M. Beltz, C. Witte, l. Bulmahn, and Mr. R. Buls, sponsor. National Honor Society With a new sponsor this year in the person ot Mr. Lobitz, the National Honor Society tagged iunior members and planned a spring banquet. Membership in the organization is one ot the highest honors any school can bestow, as its requirements include out- standing scholastic achievement, leadership, and ser- vice to the school. FIRST ROW lforegroundl: P. Johnson, G. Seddelmeyer. SECOND ROW. A. Ehlen, Secretary, M. Schmeling, L. Messman, l Bulmahn. THIRD ROW: G. Peters, L. Meitz, S. Dietz, M. Manske, N. Fricke. FOURTH ROW: J. Werner, Treasurer, C. Buesching, L. Bernrng, D. Wiehe, Vice-president, Mr. W. Lobitz SPOTISOY. I l l l m , 1 l i 1 I ,Q f- :if tg 1 lp .T js. QA 1 1 IE? Y g i mf .1 Qs! ' 4 President Wayne Scheimann Future Teachers Board members S. Bender, M. Schmeling, President, L. Meitz treasurer, J. Heller, B. Rupp Future Teachers of Americ Students interested in the teaching profession and particularly Lutheran school teaching have opportun- ity through the Future Teachers to gain information about Synod supported teachers' colleges and other institutions which train teachers. Mr. Buls is the spon- sor. 14 -1: ' 'HW W . . ,. LY!!! ' ' MKG' I11-Qyvmzz ,-.M.Q,w,.,,.- Mm .if Jzc-.sw 1-, s Q--45 Jvfl. 5 -'J ?v U. ..,. .. .41- ,7 aff .14 ' ' 'A L 341.-y..l cf, r ., 5.0, X U.. .. .. , - .lkuylk -.-., myth' X , ie gt,.--X 75'-Q-4 ll 3 . ww FIRST ROW: S Tumme, J. Werner, B Dettmer, Pres- rclent, W Scherrnann, Vrce-presrdent. SECOND ROW' J. Frede, L Mertz, S Dletz, W. Messman, B Kruse, G Seddlemeyer, N Frrclre THIRD ROW M. Schroeder, I, Bulmahn, T West, L Messman, A Ehlen, M. Schrnelmg, Mr. W Lobrtz sponsor, FOURTH ROW C Brunner, C Bueschrng, P. John- son, L Bernrng, D. Wrehe, J Herne, Secretary FOREGROUND: D. Scherer, FIRST ROW: E Koe- nlg, S Pferfer, L Boseker, D. Dreyer, H. Hofmann C. Meyer, S Brown, J. Slevers. SECOND ROW. R. Holle, J. Luepke, N. Roemke, J Hem, R. Doenges, M. Doehrman, A Franz. THIRD ROW1J Bengs, S. Voelker, K. MaxweIl,J Kruse,J Brandt,J Oouty. FOURTH ROW- L. Baaclx, C. Berg, S. Bennett, B Imler, S. Saurer BACK- L Krumwrede, M. Knoblauch, R. Sermon, J Brurck, C. Stoltenberg, D. Rcclesk, R Beltz, G. Ver- welre, D Steen Soctal Studles Club Every sprung, sophomore, lunlor, and sensor embers of the Social Studres Club along wrth ponsor Mr. Lobrtz get together and dream up n mitlatron tor freshmen lucky enough to meet ith the clubs requirements. These are as tol- ws' an average ot B or better, no grade low- r than C, no grade lower than B rn social stu- ies. 5 NS' 1 FOREGROUND D Rarnm FIRST ROW: C Roer'nlre,J Wrehe,l Shull, S Rodenbeck, C Armstrong, B Keunelre, K Stern SECOND ROW E Kaos, J Luedeman, D Mutchell, S. Bender, M. Walde, J. Pannrng, P Walle THIRD ROW R Moellerrng, C Dettmer, Treasurer,J Saurer,J Hensrck, S Erll, M Schlund. FOURTH ROW- M Schweltzer,J Seddelmeyer, R Stautler, C KOenemon,L Tennrson, BACK M Beltz, V WaIlace,J Schroeder,J Hambrocln, D. Doctor,L Mueller. Lg QQ-'ebb J K N vqql. WF J: O Seddelmeyer, W Schermann, and P. Johnson post the names of the new lunror members of Natlonal Honor Socrety as they are tagged mnununuuunnnnclllll Ll.llll.ilI!.lllIllZIll L N J- incur- WJ J. Werner, Secretary, G. Seddlemeyer, M. Manske, R. Moellering, A. R. Stautter, S. Bender, S. Dietz, C. Schlie, J. Kreiselmeyer, J. Pann Ehlen, D. Reinking, Sponsor Mr, Welsh Sponsor Mr. Jordan and guest speaker, Pro' tessor Essig ot the Senior College. Lettermans Club You gotta be a football hero to get along with a beautitul girl, or so says a song ot a few years back. Ot course we all know this isnt so, but the ad- ministration ot Concordia knows that it is necessary tor each ot us to excel in some field. For those boys whose field is an athletic one, Concordia has estab- lished the custom of giving letters tor outstanding achievement in a sport. With it comes membership President. Kab W. Messmari, L. Stilwell, C. Roemke, P. Walle, Treasurer, D. Ramm, Vice-president, S Gamma Rho Delta This year a new club was organized at Concor dia Gamma Rho Delta Its members were chosen be cause ot interest and ability in English. Meetings were held each month at homes of the members, and acti- vities included attending Civic Theater productions, touring a television station, doing creative writing, and discussing literature and drama. Sponsors are the tour English teachers. Discussions also included pro- duction of a magazine with contributions by the stu- dents. in this club. kj 1 s R8 rl 9 Ta' 1' VN . ' ii' Q X Ill' X 5 .5 ta f 8 1, T I d U ' A' i 1, X Ui. . 5 K 1-x.. 11- -...1..' .. 4-Li 'S-4 r -' ' FRONT ROW: J. Springer, D. Wiehe, B. Harrneyer, L. Niemeier, B. Kruse, Secretary-treasurer, J. Goeglein, President, K Hahn, Vicefpresident, A. Buuck, R. Wilson, R. Shull, B. Hollman. SECOND ROW. R Moellering, S. Hibler, G Foltz, D. Koehlinger, J. Shull, C. Dahling, S. Congdon, F. Theye, D. Ramm, C. Roemke, D. Dammeyer, J. Auman. THIRD ROW. B. Heemsoth, J. Grant, D Doehrmann, P. Heine, J. Wengert, S. Nahrwold, R. Grant, W. Schwartz, T Rodenbeck. TOP ROW: K. Boseker, B. Hartman, J. Widenhofer. - -... ........... .........---una an mm: nn1'AlmmmmEIm H ' .,,,, ,Vi .:,,,, i,,,,3,,l,-',,:1i',ii, ,iw.-i,,ix-ii- . i -X A, . be la Stevenson ROW: M Schlaudrotf, President, Mr E Meyer, sponsor, T Hansen ROW T Reilly, J VanRyn, R Halle, Vicerpresrdent, R Auman, Treasurer, L Wendt, Secretary, ROW' B. Scheurnann, R Fanning, C. Mathieu, D Wendt, O Martin Junior Red Cross Biology Club Anyone who appreciates the mn- racle ot his creation, will surely be un- terested in finding out more about Gods other creatures. For this reason many students take biology in high school. Also for this reason, a new club was formed with Mr. Meyer as sponsor, tor the express purpose ot learning more about the animals and plants which make our world complete As a part of its activities throughout the year, the Junior Red Cross carries on a drive for membership among the students of Concordia. Proiects are taken on by the group which help those in need here at home and also abroad. Representatives ot the Concordia branch attend meetings ot the Fort Wayne council with delegates from the other high schools in town. Mrs. Schmidt is the sponsor ofthe organization. FIRST ROW: N Buesching, J Bengs, N Meyer, M Manske, A Ehlen, Treasurer, L Messman, President, R Staufter, Secretary, D Stern, K Forrester, E Koenig, E Marhenlre SECOND ROW. B Lepper, M Cyerl-ce, C. Bulmahn, C. Burhop, C. Witte, J. Ramming, R Beltz, S. Schroeder, F. Roernke, A. McLetsh. .31- r How do you girls stand this stuff every day? inn... 7 P AW. ' 13' T or 'ff ffgifw ' --A!!! The cast director and behind-t scenes people of Out of the Frying Pa can be proud of their respective parts ioyable experience for all who saw it l rected as usual bv Mr Sturmfels with t help of student director Margie Kalb O of the Frying Pan was very funny dou so because we saw our own classmates the roles of the aspiring young actors actresses 535 'fiiiyit R X H Paiama-clad N, Roemke, D. Wiehe, D. Myers, W. Scheimann, and J. Heine all with eyes on P. R. gy, .Q ,, h A - C fs ' F fx l' A fbi f fl lil' 1. f- - is 7 +, ye 3, - ii T . 1 , 111, I I Q -: kr i 13, :M N .s V. PE? , V , , 1 I A T ,,.. A 1 feH?11f2'11l1f-- T l CAST: S. Congdon, C. Burhop, J. Heine, D. Wiehe, W. Scheimann, B. Hmm, I suspecf foul plgyfl Myers, N, Roemke, P. Heine, F. Theye, M. Knoblaugh, and P. VeHorn. KERN'S BICYCLE 8. TOY SHOP 3610 South Calhoun Street Fort Wayne, Indiana .32- 1 We re all making the annual all-school play an is N, , . F 5 W FIRST ROW P Johnson, S Corrgdon, M KcTb, D Wrehe-,J Werner SECOND ROW M ScnmeT:ngL Messmon,L Meurz,J Luepke,.l Scher- er,F MIChE1S,V Boboy,J Sm:th,,l Sprnnger, W Schenmonrr, B Sprung- er, C Schne THIRD ROW, T Rodenbeck, A Ehlen, M Mons!-ce, B. Dettmer, B, Kruse L, Bermng, J Herne, L Huis:-mer S mor 6055 PXOYRR e ' R WORLD P REM IEPE THE WARME ST GLOW :gmgr,f,mx11ms1,i1 -1 Z F P? OC nb ' 5' 4 'KTTWLLHM 4 he 1 Pmkue Johnson os Bev, Steve Congdon os Jum, Merge Kolb os Judy Duck Wnehe os Hurry, ond Janus Werner os Comme 1 Mr John Sturrnfels ond Ken Rcmrnrng who wrote ond directed The Worrnesf Giow 1 09 All watching Mr J. Sturmtels are FRONT ROW- D. Dammeyer, R. Neusiis, J. Troxel, L. Tennison, C Koen- eman, P Lertz, A Krudop, S Erli, C Shull, B Heernsoth, S Schroeder SECOND ROW M McDougall, S Detweiler, A. Bertram, V Bohn, S Abrams, S Pannrng, C7 Rupp, J Ram- mrng, C. Burhop, S. Warwick, B Lepper, S Chandler, S Grerner. FIRST ROW. J. Lueplce, F. Mrchels, K. Kruse, B. Springer, J Scherer, Secretary, M. Kalb, Treasurer, D Doehr- rnan, R. Serrnan, M. Knoblauch, J. Werner, R. Stautter. SECOND ROW J Saurer, A Hauge, W Scheimann, B. lrnler, S Saurer, J Gouty, C. Herne, S. Brown, J Bruiclc, D. Wyneken, J Lueplce, C Meyer, M Bennett, G Gotsch, L Ellrngwood, G Verwerre, C. Armstrong, S Pllueger, Cv. Koehlrnger, D Lueplce. THIRD ROW. P Walle, M. Schlund, L. Stilwell, R, Grant, D. Dammeyer, J Stamm, F. Theye, R. Marhenke, T Springer, P. Weitz, D. Dressler, T Bulmohn, D Bredemeyer Especially active this year was the drama club, under the direction ot M. Sturmtels. The organization put on an all-school play in the tall and a drama night in the spring. Many members ot the club partr- crpated in the events by acting, directing, or serving on the various committees. Although parts in the plays were open to all students, the drama club took charge ot all the other duties without which no play can be successful. Drama Club FIRST ROW D. Jaclsemeyer, M B. Tessman, M. Merkle, J. Hensrck, C Roernke, Vrce-president, D. Wrehe, President, S Kassrng, C Schroeder, G Seddelmeyer, M. Manske, L Krumwrede. SECOND ROW D Followell, J Walde, J. Grotrran, N. Raemke, D Meyer, P. Wray, A. Franz, J. Brandt, J. Krerselmeyer, J Doehrman, S Oeltlre, N. Gallmerer, M. Wrlcoxson, C Stoltenber, M. Werner THIRD RO J. Mueller A Rahe R. Doenges M. Doehrma L Baack J Kruse K Maxwell A. Kruekebe J. Hawthorn M. Grady S Lapp N. Hattendo I Hartman .34. N -.. 2 .. - f N ., J 4 Y L , - ' ,... .f- ' . -. , X i i 5 ' i - if . V .J W, x ii I- 23 .L f 5 4 T X A in I ' ' 'P ,.: tl' f is 1 ' J in 'l 7 .f ssrt . . W... 'fr ss' ...er , - i r speech contests at area high schools, and the ulti- ate purpose of giving future citizens more poise and eaking ease, the Speech Club operated again this ear. Meetings were held regularly at noon in the hool library. Mrs. Brumbaugh is the sponsor. Not Shown is J. Heine, Secretaryetreasurer. 1 ,feb 9? rw, Speech Club With the immediate purpose of training students FRONT ROW: J. Werner, R. Moellering, President, C. Roemke, Vice-president, l. Bulmahn- BACK ROW: S. Panning, D. Jackemeyer, C. Lohrbach, L. Meitz, S. Bender, R. Stevenson, and S. Kroerner. lwesfxkij 3-,gi Librarians Working under Mrs. Brumbaughs watchful eye, girls from all four classes give up their study halls to serve the school as librarians. Checking out books is only a part of their work. lncluded in their many du- ties are repairing damaged books, filing magazines, and typing overdue book notices. BACK ROW: M. Merkle, A. Howe, J. Frede, C Lohrbach, N. Hurnbarger, FRONT ROW: J. Kanning, Treasurer, M. Doctor, S. Kroemer, L Klepper V7 we-if ROW- B, Melcher Hattendorf, J. Bauer , J. Rathien. rlxulvl ROW: P. Weill, Vice-pr D. Dresse ler, P. Wray, E. Hitzeman, S. Kintz, Secretary,S. Timme, President. T1 Yi? t i 'X iiffkigf ii : if . ............m I...-nnfm-Ivlrnnruzmr-na nnmunlnnlur ninmlrmlli R '1.a-,J-full! In ii xv ' ' -A AA ls c s - , , s - W sw' ,Q 'y 3 Q' 5829 be . . 1 ' X ,Q r-,SFX ' b' ' K 'iss ' ,Se .L at f' Y Choir It has always been the Christian Church's joyful duty to sing . X A Q - .w x X x X ag . Q li S QQNEX ' - es,-Q 4 i the praises of her God. A special organization for this purpose is the Concordia Choir, Improving with each appearance, the choir this year sang for school events, services in local congregations, and religious observances throughout the city. 454, , i lf 5-Qt, 1 M m.m.... ' 'f1'!:': . f .gf I lx it ima I is .I -nr 'X lxx 'J 9 F Q. li Orchestra Although the orchestra was hampered by irregular practice sessions this year, all its pertormancesiwere a credit to its mem- bers and their director. Besides providing good music as enter- tainment for others, members furthered their own musical know- ledge and ability, and derived satisfaction from their playing. J . 1 i sm Q r 11' Another twirling exhibition by Norma and company. The twenty varsity twirlers received quite a workout this year After they had thawed out from twirling at football games, they be gan the even more strenuous basketball season. When it was all ove they had put in appearances at all the home games except one. Un der the smiling leadership of Norma Fricke and the sponsorship o Mr. Werner, the twirlers completed another year of top-notch per 1 .2 8,25 formances. ' Spy a ton of yours, Rosie? 'tg Q8 i 3 S 13,543 te I S tl- 1 V R X A I fztislitfl I - 'km : SSW WHATS NEW With Fabulous Fabrics gg' CLOTH OF GOLD By Fabrex fi ' A From The Land of The Sk New York Qty, New York L 'A aa- 4 Tryon, North Carolina b.-1. . 1 , , cs. 1 Band This busy organization, ably led by Mr. Wer- ling, is kept hopping between football and basket- ball games, pep sessions, and specnal tunctuons tor which it must play. lt also causes toes to tap in third floor classrooms when it rehearses. R. Korte funds that sornetumes nt's on asset to be wnndy ontrlbutung to the spnrrt ofthe basketball sectlonals, the band gnves lt all It s got. Director Werlnng tutors his tooters to toot. i it ,my . FIRST ROW: T. Bulmohn, L. Rehrn, A Rahe, G Verweure. SECOND ROW- D. Reunlung, H Vaughan, M Kellerrnerer, J. Wallace, K. Spueth, B. Doell, T. Sprrnger, F Roernke, T. Hansen, H Hofman, R Beltz, J Wlehe, A Zolllnger THIRD ROW. M. Geiger, R Fnebng, H Krenselmeyer, C Schroeder, K. Keller, D. Wendt, R Korte, R Knap- stern, L Clark, G Peters, D. Jackerneyer, M Hartman, K. Oenger, S Krelselmeyer, A. Krumwlede. FOURTH ROW: D. Roehrs, G. Mertz, R Brown, D. Luepke, F. Harmeyer, R. Knapp, R. Korte, K. Zander, M. Bennett, W Shrubsall, R Wunbaugh Not Shown Are. R Moellerung, T. Nahrwold, W. Karbach. .39. Prospective cover sketches drown, dis- carded, and drawn again. Pictures snapped by Mr. Panning when nobody was looking and later cut and pasted as pages for a dead- line. Captions and copy wrung from a tired typewriter. Many hours of soliciting for ads, 511 ' X ' ml .. ' bet .KT V? Xlt Luminarian FIRST ROW: D. Reinking, Business Manager J. Werner, Editor in Chief, J. Fanning, Make-up Editor, C Schlie, Literary Editor. SECOND ROW: J. Luepke, H. Johnson, F. Michels, and E. Kaos, Staff Members. and then many more collecting for them Monthly deadlines just met. These were al parts of the Luminarian staffs efforts to this yearbook one you will treasure for memories of T958 it keeps for you. 4-dw' ,fm 'full .'.' 4 if , 47 'J ' fri. T. -r 11 ,J BUSINESS STAFF: B. Bergman, L. Stilwell, D. Kruse, T. Murphy, K. Hans, J. Georgi, W. Schwartz. FRONT ROW: K. Pusey, C. Breimeier, M. Schlund and P. Schlaudroff, Cir- culation Managers, K. Maxwell. BACK ROW: J. Bengs, D. Radesk, J. Grotrian, R. Doenges, S. Voelker, lx l g L. Baack, A. Franz. l J fi A f or Lu Hi Voice The able staff of the Lu Hi Voice this features were interesting, the number of pages year strived for bigger and better papers. was increased by two. For Christmas we even That they accomplished this purpose is proven read the news in yuletide green. Faculty advi' by the newspapers that we read so avidly sor as in previous years was Mr. Jordan. each time they came out. News was timely, FRONT ROW: N. Friclce, Associate Editor, A. Ehlen, Feature Editor, B. Kruse, Co-Sports Editor, W. Scheif mann, Co-Sports Editor, C Roemlce, Assistant Sports Editor, L. Tennison, Associate Feature Editor. SECOND ROW: R. Moellering, D. Meyers, N. Roemke, J, Hein, P. Walle, J. Walde, R. Seiman, D. Stein, J Luepke, M. Knoblauch. BACK ROW: D. Ramm, Copy Editor, S. Pfeifer, D. Koehlinger, J. Heine, J. Springer .CKE 4, PQ, -li. g Aft! is! rv- K-,N ...-1,184.1 ' . . yi , FRONT ROW- R. Stauffer, Associate Editor, W. Messman, Assistant News Editor, M. Manske, Editor, O. Sed delmeyer, News Editor, J. Seddlemeyer. SECOND ROW: N. Meyer, N. Walde, J. Saurer, J. Bruiclc, S. Brown, D. Wyneken, O. Verweire, R. Wieg man. THIRD ROW: S. Bender, C. Dettmer, T. Hansen, B Keuneke. Feldes. BACK- D. Werling, .l. Kidd if-.-0: Rifle Team Marksmanship-minded Cadets, through the rifle team, improve their shooting until they are good enough to compete against other schools' top- notch shots. This yeor's team, as always, did its school proud. The training in handling weapons properly will be valuable to them in later lite too. Science Club Interest in the wonders of science is the only requirement tor Science Club members. Mr. Weinhold is the sponsor, and the facilities of the room :gt 308 laboratory are available tor experiments. Besides being interesting to science-minded people, the club's activities help members become well- informed citizens ot our changing world. The He 'som and Como Kidds shooting record. FRONT ROW: H. Moellering, K. Nord, D. Fisher, Mr. J, Weinhold, T. Reilly. FRONT ROW: C. Keller, T. Hansen, S. tain R. Venderly, M. Brett, K. Nord, R, , T. Collingwood, in Venderly look ov SECOND ROW: L. Stilwell, J. Luedeman, P. Walle, R. Stautfer, L. Tennison, J. Carles, President, W. Schei- mann, Secretary-treasurer. THIRD ROW: G. Peters, A. Rcithjen, Vice-president, D Roehrs, J, Wiehe, D. Ramm, T. West, B. Kruse. FOURTH ROW: R. Fiebig, L. Boseker, R. Holle. . .,.,1..--.... ............ . ........ .... .msn an -u mnnnllllullll mIlE WMIlHfW Il .lu SI1- N . Q M ai' D 3 , . e Concordia students meet the press. OD 1 H A Q K n 3 't photographers work miracles, though? it r I t ' I 3 D V N, 2 gf' 5 1 2 i Q vw? X It chasing wont get 'em, try Ron's gun. Speak not ot wasted attectuon. . . t k 3 1 E , 2, - 3' f- i Q r X., ,AI The Queen has her subiects well trained. 'WG 1' Once upon o tame, ata sectional pep session. When in the course s of human events. J And Atlas thought he had it hard, nl Sorneones headed tor a splitting headache. 43 L FIRST ROW- H Kreiselmeyer D Reinking L Kempf P Rahe, K. Hans. SECOND ROW: Captain D. Roehrs, G. McClure, L. Stilwell, C. Moellering, J. Wengert, S. Pteifer, S p U Captain Don Roehrs makes his exit through an arch of rifles. Its so quiet in here a guy could fall asleepf -44 Although its basketball exhibitions were limited one appearance this year, the Snap Squad, under Ca tain Don Roehrs, continued in the tradition of form Snap Squads in giving Concordia a little different flav than any other high school. The Dignity and precision this team is one ot the finest trademarks at our scho .Vx K , X 'sk X 1 RW if We serve God cmd our country 1958 Luminorion Concordio Lutheron High School Fort Woyne, lndiono mm lurlwlnlxrrru umm lim! inn Concordia's Military Department f Y . -. 1 4 -was Second platoon, Company Cg 2nd Lt. S. Bre- mer. x t D 2: ! Q! f-I I' ax - ' C7 -v - .3 V 5, VV VgN4.3,g'.1,.'1.,g...., O ' V V . F A V - - p' ' A Vw e i-.V Flrst platoon, Company Cp Tst!Sgt. B. Kruse. A' ' fiffig t ai if? C' V t 7 5' , ff. ,nt Q 1 v' :W -- ir., 15 QQ?-. j 'f 't if' 2 , Vg V f V Q fl -ff ,. Cadet Captam W. Schexmann, Captain Vend- Q 5' S or .. . VETAQ'-.. V V Vg' V V erly, and Cadet Lt. L. 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Dettmer. nd platoon Company B 2nd Lt D Glusenkamp First platoon, Company Ag 2nd Lt. A. Rathlen. The Concordia military department has gain this year fulfilled its role in building he characters, minds, and physical fitness t the cadets. An important truth that every reshman boy must learn is that even hough ofticers are students like themselves, heir word is to be obeyed as law. Otticers n turn, learn to be good leaders and andle responsibility. Concordia is proud oo of its military organizations when they ertorm at the military tournament and as he Snap Squad during halt-time at games. -4 .ii First platoon, Company BQ 2nd Lt. L. l-lilsmier AID ASSOCIATION tor LUTHERANS The H. P, Goeglein Insurance Agency lO3O Delaware Avenue Fort Wayne, Indiana CADET OFFICERS: Cadet Lt. Col. L. Bernmg. SECOND ROW- Mal. D. Wuehe, 2nd Lt. J. Kudd Capt. W. Messmann, Mol. J. Sprlnger. THIRD ROW- Capt. W. Schermann, Capt. D. Roehrs, Capt. T. West FOURTH ROW: 2nd Lt. T. Rathlen, 2nd Lt. W. Wer' lung, 2nd Lt. K. Hahn, 2nd Lt. L. Hrlsmrer, 2nd Lt, D. Glusenkamp, Mst. Sgt. F. Theye, 2nd Lt. A. Buuck, 2nd Lt. S. Bremer. FIFTH ROW: l!Sgt. B. Dettmer, Mst. Sgt. C. Moel- ,--+-W' Ierrng, Tst!Sgt. L. Warner, Mst. Sgt. J. Carles, lst! Sgt. B. Kruse. Ngx fT W Cadets undergo a thorough unspectuon by thenr superior offrcers. Q-3. X Officersaz A Studymg what must be a new type of mnlrtary mon ual are stotf members 2nd Lt J Kldd, Muster Dvem er, Capt VenderJy, Lt Col L Bermng, Mal. J S5prur1ger,MoI D Wlehe, Cop? W MSSSFHOVWW, ond 2nd Lt K Hahn .48. .fdflzfefiw .!4lft f0gI 6tl0A.'5 To See What Caused The Excitement, Turn The Page. .. ii rf The most sought-after sphere around. Were proud of our team. Yes, we really are, for Concordia's team this year was one with ability, spirit, and the will to win. The regular season record was sixteen wins to four losses. In the sectionals the Cadet cagers won from Hoagland, Woodburn, and Hunter! town, only to lose to South Side in the champion- ship game. These plus the regular season gave Concordia a record of nineteen wins--five losses No, no Ron, it's the ball youre supposed Look out, boy dont to put ID the basket! him too to Varsity--Gur Hoop--Happy Heroes l lthe best in the history of the schooll. Two boys l made the all-city team and three others were l voted to the honorable mentioned list. Nice go! ing, Team. l I , P Heine M41 J Goeglein l3Ol R. Wilson l4Ol A Buuclr l55l B Harmeyer l50l D Rarnrn ll8l L Niemeier 1001 C. Dahlmg 1221 C Roernke l2Ol D Dammeyer llOj B Hollmon l33l f Q , '9 Q GQ ' 4 4 X v rf E A .. ' my 55 if ,X N f L E., 2311? gx . ffm 8 g in ?' F 1 5 5 'N 0? X353 if J X 9 .4 Q .9 K '- 'sf 2' 4' A xr ' 4 gg A 1. if .8 ' V 5 Q 1 .sb lt's mine and you can't have it. Varsity in Action A s 635 Q' Q Y. sg TX X Y l ssl l l l l X l .il so l All eyes are on Ron, anticipating his next move. Reserves and Freshmen ' Let it never be said that the only hard- wood heroes in the school are varsity team l members. Both the reserves and freshman 5 teams turned in very satisfactory records this season, and promise good teams next few L years. The freshmen could be seen playing l their home games at Zion gym, while the re- serve games were played immediately before the varsity games. i'i ff T : . Q , .. A C -1 ALJ, .x tt .V 'iff' ix s..,T' l ,t,,t.'P,., D 5 Y y . - . A , J. Mi .I .ff i . l Qfuf lit , . . ' fl . T l 1-Q - FIRST ROW1 5- Benz, R- ROl'1lfll'1Q, B4 Oldson, D- DVeYe'f S- Hoffman- FIRST ROW: B. Rump, R Fahlsing, D. Wegman, B. West, F. Schlegel, SECOND ROW: R. Gill lrngrl, M. Wilson, F. Schlegel, L. Bohnke, J. D, Runkel. SECOND ROW: L. Clark lmgnl, B. Bernlng, B Stockamp, Dlckmeyer, R. Niemeyer. THIRD ROW' G Novak, W. Baughman, J. L. Hollman, J. Kleinschmldt, G, Novak, T, Reiter. Widenhofer, B. Stockamp, Coach Mader. Q W r . Xi xx 1 i i ig?-.4 4 A X x X. 3. , ' XA : -X AA, . xx rx N. w fir U Z WL 1'1 N ' I Looking forword. . . Yer remembering '5 1 2 9 'FYI In-nnmm-nn-nnn nm-I m-f--..-..l...l M Q5 , N356 W 43 B if Q9 ffl-r's c FIRST ROW: L. Bohnke, W. Baughman, L. Auman, B. West, F. Schlegel, B. Stockamp, G. Novak, D. Heinkel. SECOND ROW: S. Hartman, R. Alexander, J. Dickmeyer, T. Rodenbeck, B. Niemeyer, H. Kreiselmeyer, B. Rupp, B. Stevenson, mgr. THIRD ROW: Coach Made, D. Dreyer, R. Huge, G. McClure, B. Oldsen, S. Benz, R. Gill, D. Parker. Freshmen cmd B Te FIRST ROW: J. Kleinschmidt, K. Keller, R. Fi big, B. Stockamp, R. Hartman, M. Abbott. SECOND ROW: W. Rump, G. Novak, L. Hol man, L. Clark, T. Springer, C. Judt. THIRD ROW: Coach Mader, G. Rahden, Schlegel, D. Runkel, B. West, R. Heilman. The T957 football season was th third winning season in a row und Coach Koch. Working with an inexpe ienced line, the team compiled a r cord of four wins, three losses, and on tie. The powerful Cadets beat suc teams as Columbia City, Decatur, Ne Haven, and Cleveland Lutheran, whil losing to Auburn, Kendallville, and good South Side team. The single ti was with Garrett for the second straig year. Also this year we took the runne up spot in the North Eastern Indian Conference. Jerry Goeglein and Ralp Grant were chosen to the N.E.I.C. all conference first team, while sever other team members were placed o the second team or honorably mentio ed. Val iant Varsity FIRST ROW: B. Heemsoth, W. Schmidt, F. Stockamp, D. Dammeyer, B. Hallman, K. Boseker, C. Dahling, F. Theye, J. Stamm, G. Forrest. SECOND ROW- Coach Venderly, R. Wilson, D. Koelinger, J. Grant, J. Goeglein, K. Hahn, T. Rodenbeck, C. Roemke, J. Wengert, T. Collingwood, Coach Koch, A. Buuck, mgr., B. Harmeyer, D. Doehrmann, J. Aumon, S. Nahrwold, R. Grant, B. Brown, P. Heine, S. Congdon, mgr. MOELLERING CONSTRUCTION CO. Office 8. Yard -- Engle Road, . 56 . Post Office Box ll68, Fort Wayne I, Indiana I l is Cadet Roster Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia Concordia X Concordia Concordia r Columbia Cify GarreTT Auburn Decatur Kendallville New Haven South Side Cleveland Lufheran 4 . if -' A .g. , X ati in fill I io x ,. pf, , Fifi - , of . L , ,, ,4.--i.....-. .-... ........... X81 Our Rugged Senior Letfermen AW 19 A yffifzf 3642! ' -58. I X gm! e ' F6 's '1' Qi, . 1 3 I 1 1 x gm V IXJIX I ig, A: 5622-y 18 M 'S .Zn H1 1 qw fx f f x I Four faces of Judi: Noh, fhey'll nev- er moke nt. , We wos robbed! Just woitg lust wont. Fcmlllcr Faces HWCITS me ,T Cooches Mcuder, Honock, ond Koch consult o gmgll friend Experi meducol core helps keep mlurues of o mmumum. ml GO! nn' X ...- 1 , Y - .4 . . s . X . Sf- ' -' - .-s. . . I s . , v .' ummm ,. gf J 4, ,. hw.. -. . . ,hy , .- y 'J - ' 1 ,, bf. ' 1 ' , 5, X .h I N .J .I Q I .vpn . up , .- -'Q' ' ., i ,Q , iq N -' ii 5 x ffw' ws., -gp any -I 5 -c A V. ' T l . W' . . ' 1 V , , . r . ,213 3 g I Ywvg Z'f'b I T Q ' 4 K5 f 9 ' l fi . g t QL l gg V. ' Q , - , T U ., iw- it A l J Q l l l at Y if rfsfi X' s .,.-:L af.. . ie Hibler running far ahead in the sectional cross-country et as some khaki-clad fans cheer him on. Cross-country Our Cross-country team, under the direction Coach Schwab, finished the season with three ns lover Harlan, Elmhurst, and Arcolal, seven sses lto South, Central, North, Lima Ohio Cen- ul, and Wabashl, and tied once lwith North del. Considering the few men ltenl out for the ort and the iniuries and illnesses received dur- g the season, this was not a bad record. Steve lbler set a new school record--9148.5 minutes is well as winning the sectional meet at Franke :rk and placing fifth in the State meet 'it 24: F f F-xy-ez.. TOP ROW: S. Hibler, J. Widenhofer, C. Heuer, D. Wiehe, L Niemeier, and Mr. A. Schwab. BOTTOM ROW: J. Shull, R. Shull, R, Moellering, H. Moeller ing, and T. Doran. tx f ,pf Hg., Thinlies get timings from Coach Schwab. Runners wait for the starting gun from Mr. Baack. R, Moellering gets set to tee off. C3oH Bolstered by the return of several Iettermen and sporting a few new faces, the gold team of Concordia looked good as it set out to top last year's records. The team played its home mat- ches at Brookwood and Munici- pal golf courses. Practice and hard work made this a most sat- isfactory and successful season. WET WET5 meyer, L. Burnett. SECOND ROW: T. Watson, T. Collingwood, L. Niemeier, B. Heemsoth, P. Hilsmler, J. Goegleln, D. Koelinger. BasebaH It is said that in the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thou ot. . .BASEBALL lwhat else?l. Like many other schools, Concordia starte fifth baseball season in the hope of topping previous years' records. The position was rough but in the long run the Cadets came through with s good ball games and showed themselves to be a tough, spirited team. i, If 'li XJ' xl R Moellering, L, Boseker, K Boseker, and F. Theve look an as B. Kruse makes a hole-in . 62 . FIRST ROW: D. Delp, C. Roemke, J. Springer, F. Stockamp, R, Alexander, D. 4' :ul catches .lerry bats and Jim hurls -uh oh, we lost theboll somewhere in Gee, fellas dont look so sad, we still like you. 1 . i ff! F ff-H .2 salem eff vi ie, HT' A 'N ' ,- 5 i :- av-wks W' l -.W W Q ' Q iff' 6 cl: 'Q 'le 5? fy X if w :W v I 1 ' I f Y Q 3 I' 6 1 i C ' - if . Track Running, jumping, throwing lit- tle lbut heavyl balls around--sounds like fun, eh? Well, it is say members of the track team. But, just like every- things else, it includes hardwork and self-discipline. Those who smell the sweet fragrance of success and gain honors for themselves and points for their team, have first got whifts of dust.and sweat. We wish you faster times, higher jumps, ancl longer throws for your trouble, track team. 5? i ic '-1 Qt' -FW ' 2,52 ROW' R. Wiegman, R. Moellering, G. Forrest, K. Boseker, W. Baughman, R. Shull, J. Shull, S. Hibler, C. Roemke, S. Congdon. SECOND ROW: D Wiehe, B. Braun, R. Grant, D. Koehlinger, J. Goeglein, G. Foltz, J. Stamm, B. Heemsoth, P. Heine, S. Benz. X nh: Fl' ' FIRST ROW LEFT: V. Bohn, J. Luepke, B. Lepper, J. Bengs. SECOND ROW LEFT: S. Voelker, G. Gotsch, C. Berg, C. Traycoff, J. Walde, K. Pusey, R. Doenges. FIRST ROW RIGHT' P. Walle, M. Manske, K. Meyer, M. Kalb, G. Seddlemeyer, S. Erli, J. Schroeder. SECOND ROW RIGHT: J. Grotrian, A. Ehlen, J. Seddlemeyer, C. Werling. All watch J. Heine. i .a11,jfff V 42.1 Q , 5 zr ffsfwg fig ii .i-ffiff Vs. .-J. 'Q 1 - ' il B. . if f 1-'R 3 ? ' fs, ww... .X 2? X. J I- FIRST ROW: P. Davis, K. Forrester, S. Panmng, J. Reinking, E. Saffen, C Koch, B. Bentz, A. Rahe, D. king, J. Werner. SECOND ROW: C. Stoltenberg, S. Kroemer, A. Howe, M. Bennett, C. Witte, D. Weber, G.A.A. Just to make sure that the girls are not forgotten when it comes to healthful exercise and fresh air, three different sections of girls get together once a week to play bas- ketball, baseball or bowl according to the facilities and season. ln re- ward for their achievements the girls can receive numerals, letters, and plaques. Burhop, M, Doctor, J. Ramming, C. Lohrbach, C. Buuck, M. Saffen, J. Rupright, J. Waltke, P. Neusiis, and DeFrain all looked amazed as Miss Jesse throws the ball right out of the picture. FIRST ROW: D. Jackeme, M. Hartman, J. Mueller Melcher, S. Hahn, L. Re L. Fuelling, S. Schroeder Chandler, M. Gerke, Heller, J. Nagel, L. Klep B. McCord. SECOND RO C. Bulmahn, E. Marhen D. Radesk, C. Meyer, Kegebein, G. Koelinger, Niemeyer, J. Bruick, R. S man, S. Brown, C. L. Koe man, J. Troxel, and C. Br meier all watch S. Ben do her stuff. XX l x ,gg 74966 ' l Booster Club Yell their heads off, lump up and own . . .it seems like all girls do this hen they become excited at basket- ull games. But in The cheering block ey do it all together, AND They wear -aroon sweaters and white blouses so -feryone can see them. Behind every ccesstul man there is a woman were ld, and so it was with our successful am--they had a whole army of ener- etic girls behind them. How could ey lose? it it v 1 j BOOSTER CLUB BOARD: L. Messman f President, V. Bobay, Secretary-Treasur i er, and C. Koeneman, Vice-president We want our team! '-1 All TOGETHER now CHERER MONUMENT WORKS 832 Maumee Avenue ort Wayne, Indiana . 65 . ws it .Z- s -1 , .Wh K .X xi s X Concordia this year truly received the most it has ever been given in the way of blessings. The school has been enlarged both quantity and quality-wise. The quantity is obvious. Our en- rollment has been increased very much this year. But more im- portant, Concordia's already time quality was made finer through the blessings of God and the accomplishments of its teachers and students. That you may always remember this year .... v ,HL-.gn in making it what it was, we offer this book. 'E lf' 6 6-wg qi Ei 5 s Eijignksr ls Come on, Iet's hollerix' ,,,4r 44 - f -- - ex YF' C7 Q7 . .Y 3 1 Q1 rff hy' : M1 ' ff VARSiTY CHEERLEADERS: K. Kruse, S. Kcssmg, J. Brondt, M. Wo 3 X' The cheering biock reaches for higher rhungs. J. Brandt, soorung hugh. .66. S This games enough to make you gave up :ce creom. hopefuls anxiously owout their cues un wmgs A basket! Now thofs who? I hke to see. - 1 B TEAM CHEERLEADERS: A. Fronz, E. Ehdorfu Rommmg, - --A...--.l--- -11---r---n . nun .--I-wana un -n-ln'm.l-pqmngnn1-'gpg-ng,-n gnngglmgn 2 ,S 9 000 'IO 1 2 ff en iam .X4lfL f0gl 6tl0A5 D. Wiehe, president, T. West, vice president, J. Heine, secretary, and J. Werner, treasurer. Seniors--The class with the mostest in '58 Oh, to be seniors and graduate! .re sometimes thought when things got -ectic. Now the time is approaching and 'ideed is almost here, it would seem that ur wish is coming true. And we are look! 'ig forward to the future expectantly. But omething in us wants to stay at Concor- ia, and yes, even start our tour years ver again-to know the wonder of a fresh- '1an, the fun ot a sophomore, the class ride of a iunior, and the long-waited dig- ity of a senior all over again. Through ll tour years, we have felt very close to ur fellow students and teachers, but there as always been a special closeness to -iembers of our own fifty-eight class. We ltared moments of happiness, guilt and -therwise, and sadness especially when e relinquished Jim Schroeder and Gerry ugel to a Heavenly world. Now still to- gether, we look ahead to times when we -von't be together. Though this is an une sappy thought, we can be glad remem- lering fifty-eight, the most. HEINE TRUCK AND AUTO GARAGE 530 East Jefferson lrearl Fort Wayne, Indiana g y fcig 'N A T Je s I . Hi -f I '41 g - ' nl , W, y 9 and the masculine side, T, . if A - ,XM -A 5 . 'x 1 xxx I , l . x Nix, o A ' ' 'EWU' S., 5 la-, V A f I 'xXx 'I 1. .Km ,il 5.35. ,fkcefsss xx .1 s vc vu ' x I1 X904 19' 'X .I '.l ui-n- onyx T? 4 JAMES W, AUMAN---Jam :KN QN X X XE: tf sf 'F Sleepy-eyed .acttons speak louder than words lnl' red Car ig, X . p , , f LJ lf VERA ARLENE BOBAY BARBARA ANN BENNETT Beautuful hour pro on the mechanics of her car. mnschnevous lough--she knows somethnng you dont LARRY D. BERNING Leader ofthe people--a posltuon he deserves natty dresser . lm lucky ct cords, unlucky ot lovell' SUZANNE M. BLACKBURN---Suzy Smooth appearance , femmme clworm ottrocts soft vouce lody-luke. CAROLYN R. BOHN Short ond snoppy .Chrlstucn outlook on llfe crazy laugh tolks weth her hands, though Quiet tongue Isnt Idle elther. frtends sernous to outstders, but teoses her ..mce sense of humor .born teocher. l -Q 3 f-xg N' l' ogg A.. - .' e,, , 6- xk :fR . , 5,5 'Z 17 ,gi ' iv--v-4uus- CAROL ANNETTE BERNING Fnrm un her oplnnons . good-notured, eosnly. .stlll, small volce. 'T7 1 ESTHER F. BOSSELMAN. -in Sully guggler loves skotmg. good ..,Iuttle and cute. 'Ui if Las' N A! 4-,-f or a classroom. fs., fmxk X if Sf .0 f,-4 J. BREDEMEYER STANLEY E. BREMER---Stan Cl-1ARLQTTEjEAN BRIGMAN oll teachers, . ,when things get too stren- Quiet guy proud of hrs car--at does htm Dark-eyes ,,her crowmng glory' long, long let e slmply takes o little snooze Mfunny in proud Mlskes tt-lungs ofa rocky nature. doesnt block how.. 5m,leS her way through l.fe. get mad. CAROL ANN BRUNNER Reserved but suncere her wat comes when leost expected , steadfast frtend. CAROL MARIE BUESCHING Embarrosses eastly. , ,ardent student and sym- pathettc llstener, , .understandung A, ALLEN BUUCK---Al A KAY BULMAHN DENNIS A. BUTLER Tallest man Ground .. othlettc ability IS sur- peaks softly.. .hard worker. . .seldom seen Deep bass volce , , Why hello there , old passed only by has good sportsmanshtp. . .laugh- out o smile. . ,has o woy wlth the young. Ford converttble. ter us the best medtctne, fi! A , Yr:-ff' .'. egg 1 95' lfv,-5 vm F t WWA CAROL ANN BUUCK CHARLES S. BYERS---Chuck LINDA LOU CAMPBELL A speclal nnterest noon-trme drsves .hearty Girl-teaser . student who never gets exclted Llfe of the party wall make a perfect laughter .Independent about studies Hbouncev walk. ...true fruend . . .lllced by all. JOHN E. CARLES Sctence and math make hrs cup of tea long, tall, and full of pep. .3-. g ! 685 xref? X1 - if STEVEN P. CONGDON---steve 5 ' t igg-lf-vu The brains ofthe gang ..lukes to manage--at K football games. . .snappy dresser.. .proud of hus A . if. 5 Car. l 5 ' 'f 01' rll 5. VELMA MAY DAVID ROBERT W. DETTMER---Bob SONJA JEAN DIETZ Every other word ns a laugh What a not! LGdIESl man lutterbug trend. .lrvely o real A regl gqholqr award-wlnmng 5 freckled and Iolly party doll. frlend out for fun--usually funds nt. quret and serlous never rushed. 'Nast 71 Q f N 1 M. DOEHRMAN-E-Jeannne baby-talk , Partyfgrver -snacks ALICE G. EHLEN---Al DOROTHY L. FAHLSING---Dot before- As femrnrne as flowers and lace parrrcular Loves to dance vrvacrous cute and ener- bul not prrssy . can be anywhere from seruous to 9e C -beGUf'fU' VYUTUVUHY CUVIY l0Ck5- srlly '-1' ..,Q, CARL EUGENE EAHLSING---Gene Talks lrtrle--laughs much o true Coder .. 'rx works hard at hrs studnes. , always ready fo lend N 031 a hand. N93 7-L.. ' 1 , , T ' 1 . 53.19, , f lllirfffrflrl lx A . MARY Lou EAHLSING l x l Determuned ,, willrng lo work Hschoolgnrl lodoyg homemaker tomorrow ,mce fo know. N F. FOELBER nl but mrghty wall take out a car before l ., ..full of clever remarks. GERALD ALLEN FOLTZ---Gerry Terror on the grrdrron , loves hrs vegetable JANET L, FREDE green chevy has a word to say on every Smcere worker , flmld,,,seCre10ry of lo- subgect, morrow lrue Chrrshan gurl, fx , Quo 'Qi S - . K - ' 1 I , wx Q Q J- . Q ww-mag I 'Va NORMA JEAN FRICKE What? . got a date wzth her books every school night. Iookung ahead to Purdue spends spare moments wuth baton. x Q-f ' MARCIA L. GRADY Easy-goeng found where there ns fun has seen books--the outsldes. QQ EDITH M. FUCHS-A-Edie MARY ANN GERMANN Small, petlte, cute and sweet .all smnles.. Soft-spoken Buckeye, .ungelflghu Conslderote and loyol. at tnmes. .friendly and helpful. YQ' 'G RICHARD A. GLUSENKAMP---Duck Perfect timlng. . .hrs sober looks conceal a real funny bone really talks when theres somethmg to be sold. sn,-:Sf fl 'h. 4? JERRY W. GOEGLEIN AIl4Amerucan guy sports enthusuast ,wnll miss anything to go huntlng. JAMES R. GRANT---Jim KEITH L. HAHN Always a yoke on the tsp of hls tongue ,foot- Homespun humor loves the ball man and fan the potato chip kid. happy hunter lnkes to argue, i ,i Xxx but won his -5- . .-f'N X. We-3 44? AM L. HARMEYER-M Bug Bull ldark and handsome goes for every- he goes for In a blg way letlerlslman nmbell elther hearty laugh N?-y gl Pm ...Z JANET R HAWTHORNE preparlng forthe future CLARA MARIE HEMINGER Nrce rhmgs come ln small packages has one Center of lnteresl bundle of fun expert at fhlnkung 'sf JOYCE A, HEINE 'Q-'ff' Chvrmlrvg becullful brown eyes eorneslly Long lall Sally' flalr for rhe dramal-c conlaglous .laugh modest nobody s ever out of her way fri ISI' T' ' Q XX LARRY o HILSMIER A The bllster krd ho? chev certain gurl X lllces hockey defumfe oplnlons g 1 x LIAM R HOLLMAN--fBllI HARRIETT A JOHNSON-H Plnky Lltrle Wllly Devolee of good rrmes and LOREN P JACKEMEYER How dvd you ever gel the name Plnkyz weaker sex gels a klck out of malang palms Funny when he s feelmg good there s rlofh- handles everylhlng rn her characferlshcally hrs team he-haw laugh :ng luke o good pupe amlable capable manner avld fan al all games gg gtg' ge 1. fix - 3' I'-.. 'N x 'Ctr' MARJORIE A. KALB---Marge Snappy black eyes.. interested. .locks neither Goes about LU.Hi'5 business--minds his own, U brains nor humor. . Gu-f' I K KAREN L. KRUSE Cheerleader to beat all cheerleaders . worries about not worrying enough has Certain something known as class. as it . fi -I .A mmm lllwmunnnumunlm mmrnuminnrfiifhnunm nu 1-sexi' arcgrtigf k z- N WM AA: 1 i JAMES C. KIDD---Jim RONALD G. KORTE---Ron at home with a weapon. . .military man. JANICE E. KREISELMEYER Nota hair out of place. . .pretty smile. . .talks when she has something to say. ANN KRUEKEBERG Neatness and perfection. .last without a car Hpokey but pert. SHIRLEY ANN LAPP only ROBERT H. KRUSE---Bob Sophisticated. always ready for a fix ,ft- Nice guy.. . Dul'1 .. .Mr. Werling's trombone player.. .Ken's buddy. that Plays the field--golf, that is , . .lilies his own , loves to be with girls who love to gokes .lifts you up when yau're feeling low. boygy ff 4311 'WWW .1 137 ,ax lARILYN B. LINNEMEIER Complacent ,.her Lmk was never mussung . .nice smile .soft-spoken, . .llkes to tease. frown. L. MEITZ---Lynda Lou Prankster. studiaus, but has tlrne for fun ,, 's best customer .SlIllSTT1IlIl'1S when '1, lg iii A F 1 MARILYN L. LOEFFLER Dependable sweet and soft-spoken com- posed in the sprung a young gurls fancy lughtly turns to thoughts of shnny new convertnbles. JAMES D. LYTAL-v-.lam Hugh-flylng lpoleevaulterl knows has clothes lady-luller nutty but nuce, MARY L. MANSKE Headlme headaches .udeal student A for ust plann mceness talkmg hands and sparklmg eyes hugh Chrnstlan princuples, ELIZABETH A, MESSMAN---Luz Madame Presudent loves her Pnzza .EIvns, rock and rall fan hte of any party , could dance all mght. fm L g up kiss 15- ff ln' JOAN ELLEN LUEPKE--'Jo Neat and chlc can really handle a car never musses a Hn moneyecounter for lnvmg yet. 5 ,. XXQP-. Tim WARREN E, MESSMAN Walkung encyclopedua wruter par excellence .,,l'lIgl1 Ideals call on hum when you want It done rnght. Q,,Q Q-inn: in . L jg.. 1.3 . 52 em 'I KAREN L. MEYER FREYA ANNA WCHELS LOUISE M. NEUSIIS---Louie Quiet and reserved, . .considerate . .sincere Fawn eyes. , looks calm but can give way to Lazy grin . . .irnpish . . .gets a kick out friend Let'S all Q0 YO AZGVS-U excitment friendly efficient .respectable '--has 0 Sefl'-'JUS Slde- fun. LYNN A. NIEMEIER Give him a basketball and the Cubs. . .quiet I unreserved . .. Schwantz ...a regular QUY. qu.-.-,E i 'C 'S-.1 JAMES E. O'HARA---Jim 7 Navy man . . .likes girls--dislikes school. ,. Y' W I would favor a three day week. . .small of stat- ure, but oh rnyl I PATRICIA E. PFEIFER---Pat GERALD E. PETERS---Gerry Mischievous Miss Menace . 'lparty at Pat's ARTHUR D. RATHJEN-- Tex Intelligent . quiet, except when he's got his ...will do anything for a friend--everybody is Sam Houston's protege. . .brings friendly sax. . .a real gentleman. her friend, of Texas hot air. . .easy to get along with nv . .,.n w' ' ,Y 5 l K 1 I X A 1 A 1. i ti 0 3 b mr' . ,, .X -,ni-f B 'L X A we e ...e. E g E. gg .ge X M ANN REBBER JANET l.. REDDEN s her words well ambltaous, forward- Carefree and tallcatuve unruffled ,always wants to be on tame. happy great storyteller. Wet SANDRA LOU RODENBECKY--Sandy Peppy, pretty, persanalnty plus unllmlted wardrobe really enloys being alnve, THEODORE A, RODENBECK---Ted Sa Innocent yet so gunlty lrkes football, teas- rng gurls, and lettergaclmet .laughs from a-way down deep, ONALD E. ROEHRS---Don ANITA LOUISE ROUDEBUSH-A-Nita Why 'a why 'o dtd l ever leave Ol1lO'l Short, sweet, cute, neat enormous ward- oad-natured . deep voece, robe mans lady a person worth knowung ' - - mwrwz- X Q. ., l -Qisgfin. Q.. , f I l Ill f - 'wizagsi' lb DONNA JEAN REINKINO Avid sports fan lust naturally takes to all lands of musuc-- Lets harmomze' lakes to talk and tease HI, Cuzf gf' 5 is JANICE LOU RUPRIGHT Energetrc redhead loves slumber partnes . contogsous laughter an asset to the cheernng block. Lisig I L, . vi , JOYCE A. SAALFRANK Out to have a good time. . ,pocket edition of merriment , ,main topics of conversation: relae tives, experiences, and beaus. -5, ' i 5:52am MARNELL L. SCHMELING Little but a leader. a dedicated Christian younq woman loves to laugh and to drive Fl. 'Giga' I ,M 1. .1 JQ - p-V ,,. I I WAYNE E. SCHEIMANN Figmo . . .usually in on all the fun, . .founder of Sigma Mu Nu Epsilon . . .dependable friend , . .popular fellow. PATRICIA A, SCHLAUDROFF-L-Pat Nervous hands. . .snapping eyes and snapping gum. ,big smile, has good taste in clothes. CAROL ANN SCHLIE Microscopic penmanship . ,walks with a giggle, wiggle, and a squawlc. .bubbles with fun ., a true Christian at heart. WILLIAM A. SCHMIDT---Willy JANICE F SCI-IERER Polse, charm, blue-eyed blonde exact :ents tor a perfect football queen got ony gum? 5 MARILYN R. SCHROEDER Short curly hair. , .china doll S Sleepy guy.. .only quiet when he's sick . .. and delicate-looking . turns pink at the drop dependable for a wisecrack anytime. a hat. . 1,-, 'rj sm-...hm ANICE ELAINE SCHULLER GLORIA J. SEDDELMEYER---Glor Serlous mmded--sometimes, . .future beautnclan Sfatuesque blonde easygoing , ,haste Classy loss changes cars as we wlsh she had come sooner. makes wastes ardent Dodger and Pat Boone Changes her socks famous soymg I, PEGGY LEE SMITH---Peg Dark hatred doll Mcuddlesome and sweet young at heart , , .nice. fan. when nts funny REGINALD E. SHULL---Reggue Fleet of foot study hall clown ,has a specnal knack for trouble feels at home any where. easy to talk to. GERALD L. SMITH---.Ierry The proverbual regular guy takes nothmg too seruously a mnghty mule ,snlent type has an allergy for females. JAMES G. SOWLE---Jrm Guve hum credit for trylng ,slap-happy loves the great out-of-school .. good druver 4s.A--' 1 D ,..--:Z Q-nr . x J g 4 . 4 JAMES A. SPRINGER---Jam Full of spurut lsj---but steady and loyal.. guves has all . fruendly hu every time. ROBERT A. STOKES---Bob A real gentleman , . ,reserved ., mature and thoughtful , .slow walk and slower smile. DAVID A. STOPPENHAGEN---Dave Crazy Ialopy. .mlgrant from Mnchugan . .. Concordsds nsce, but other schools have ad- vantages too. GEORGE A. STRASSER Doesn't take lute too sereously never has a I worry Mlukes to tell ot hrs experlences .ac- comodatvng fellow. SHARON ANN TIMME CHRISTIANE MARIE WADE---Chris Heart of gold notuced bythe nouse she Unpreductable and outspoken.. energetrc.. doesnt make A-l lnbraruan. a ready laugh and friendly manner. ' fUS ' t r l l i Q NANCY ANN STOLL Qulet Hbashful. ,a smule for true blue friend.. short and sweet, W -r ,- . 1 , Q. zfyg. v ,K .lANlCE l.. WALTKE Pleasant dlsposition . .radiant smule. . . friend ., .fun to be with .prettier than pictures. ESTER WARNER--4Les buietly contented wnth money and cars body loves me . .wntty word Oh, fud- 1.5 'Z' J WAYNE A. WERLING A bottomless plt that never gets frlled up one man gropevme. . .easlly persuaded. THOMAS E. WEST---Tam Automobrle expert. .can fux onythnng .dry humor amnable at home In a darkroom. i' JANIS MARIE WERNER--- J.Q.ll Not the typncol dumb blonde wude eyed ond nnnocent . Lummarlan offrce IS her second home. . excels an everythung she undertokes 4 9-...E Nb' 'S - VH-K f 'Qs EDWARD D. WHITE---Ed ' borrassed .gurl-shy a downright mce guy N .N at ...-Y Nuts about cors--especlclly hrs easrly em- EHARD E. WlEHE4--Duck Biggest loker rn the deck .thrrfty dy's buddy. . ,toctful . . .natural class 'to' in' RONALD WILSON---Ron Gets along well wuth people, bcsketballs, and KENNETH P. ZANDER---Ken .eyery- geometry .has hrs own Wrlson wut ambu- Model A roadster I thought that asslgn presrdent. tlous and energetnc, ment was for tomorrow, lrkes has gum , -l-M . .,meuP'llll lfll - A X U M rv- 53:-N is 9- -,Z-'T' 58 was The MOST!! X Xfx, . A A 'ss 4 ' ,gn digg A S x 1 James uummuu u n Lini 0145 .!4lfL f0gI 6Ll0A:5 ,...- 7...-M.:-... V- -- - ll U! niors--The 59ers As iuniors we seem to be tting busier, and busier. Now re is not so much time for en- ing Concordia's social life as fore. The homework is getting lavier and many of us have nrt-time iobs which fill other- se spare hours. Some of us are ficers of the Student Council clubs. But following the new sponsibilities and demands mes a grown-up feeling of ac- -mplishment if we have done le iob well. We are proud too our class rings which we feel Jal the seniors' and those of her schools in their modern eauty and design. We realize -at we have many talented in- viduals in our class and are eking to provide expression for em by way of assemblies and its. We are proud of our class, t do not want to forget Him o has given us this school and e and expects us to continue to ake the most of it. 'arol Armstrong nice Bauermeister ary Beltz nda Bender nn Bender uzanne Bender X licke Bennett B. obert Bergman 9 -enneth Boseker W Q46 ruce Braun Iarol Breimeier Jlichael Brett ancy Buesching Q 'l ynthia Bulmahn jj ' eon Burnett . Ienneth Buuck It homas Collingwood I P1 QL cf, W, 4 QC Avi' XJ - CLASS EXECUTIVES: C. Moelleririg, R. Stauffer, P. Walle, D. Doehrmann. x N . fx F: Kg: 'L fx ' 8 X ,l ,vc :J .39. sg . gg' l P6 Line-up at the iunior party. V Sm. '. P an ,. 5. 2 n '45 -5. ,X s N 'W- i ' 1--'i Y? A W' I K ' vii. it . x E fs egg- -Aa' R -1: if -X Q-Sql V gn 4 3, xv N . i S ' A Wi -1 Aw , X - X K .. ' f tggg Q XXL. nl ln X lb X N Xixixg 1 3: El- gn wa, .. i ' xi, L. 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