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

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F Language courses molded proficient speakers S. Erli and M. Merkle develope a given situation in drama class. ip' rf! ff. Hitzeman and V. Schroeder diagram sentences in Eng- lish class. The Language Department at Concor- dia last year included English, German, and Latin courses. Grammar, literature, and com- position were the three areas emphasizd in English, while vocabulary and the correct translation and understanding of context ma- terial were the areas receiving most emphasis in the foreign language courses. Equal a- mounts of training in drama and speech made up another phase of education offered by the Language Department. Mr. Jordan capably heads this department. M. Schlund gathers information for her term paper in our school library. 3, ' -X .12- - E941 Tp:-, L , 'bil rf,-f

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Military built followers as Well as leaders FRONT ROW: Nia-ir. Moellering. Lt. Oil. Theye. Majr. Hans. SEUOND HOW: 2nd Lt, Halle. Capt. Dahling, 12nd Lt. lioemke, 2nd Lt. Hille, Fapt, Braun, 2nd Lt, Kempf, 2nd Lt. Grant. Capt. Koehlinger, I.t. Swarm. THIRD ROW: lstfSgt. Stamm. lst Lt. Boseker, 1stfSgt. Heine. Capt. Stilwell, ind Lt. Luedeman, 1stf'Sgt. Collingwood, FOURTH ROVV: lst Lt. Moellering. 1st Sgt. Reinking. 1stfSgt. Nahrwold, End Lt. Weng- ert, lst Lt. Hamm, End Lt. Keller. Master Sgt. Shull. Lt. Col. Theye and Maj. Moellering demonstrate the firing of a military weapon. The Concordia Military Depart ment again accomplished its task of building men. Through its many activities it endowed in its members a feeling of confidence and the ability to think and react quckly. The private learned to take orders while the officer learned to accept responsibility and exercise leadership. Through classroom in- struction the cadets were provided with an in- sight of military affairs and were taught the ba- sics of military training. Batallion basketball and other athletic events of the department brightened the winter months. The Federal lnspection. Officers Ban- quet, and the Military Tournament brought to a close a highly successful year. Sgt. Heine points out advances in modern warfare to his class members, .'I1.

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ketches became minor masterpieces in art class ff' .-...X 4-M4 .ml 1 r E. Endorf, K. Porter, and C. Stoltenberg receive instructions from J. Sturmfels, art in- structor, for the pastel mural depicting scenes from the junior's literature book. J. Taylor and R. Shull are engrossed in the production of their papier-mache giraffe. lam.. CQCB The realms of a magical world were opened to us through the Art Department. Students found that they could express themselves effectively by painting, drawing, and sculpturing concrete, as well as abstract, objects and ideas. Three-dimensional structures were fashioned out of papier-macheg jewelry and pottery were among their finer accomplishmentsg they served the school practically, as well as ornamentally, by making numerous posters and holiday decorations. -13-