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

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assemblies, and other frequent social function Oh! the thrill of those pep sessions--the band playing our school song, the cheerleaders directing, and our fellow students singing, We're all for you. After many of the games we got together for a party. We dancedg we ateg and sometimes we listened to our Knights' of Swing. Private parties attracted many of us also. The girls went to their ever-popular slumber parties and accomplished some antics which wouldn't even be thought of by wide awake people. The different classes had parties. The seniors had their much talked about come-as-you-are partyg the juniors had their Christmas record hop, the soph- omores, their St. Patricks Day party, and the fresh- man, their get-acquainted party. We were nearly always busy, happy, and having fun. J. Troxel must have gotten caught rather late in the evening for the senior COITIGAHS-YOU-afe party. We swung and glided through the evening of the Fall Fantasy party, which was one of the many after-game parties. - . ,-.., 1 M.. V .'i1 J.-.nJ.a1n..... -..L

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Q tl As one We attended pep sessions, parties, Look at 'em go! fy af Q x If 3 L. Fuelling congratulates C. Dahling after crown- ing him one lalapalooza of a basketball player. The whole student body gathered on the hill to take part in the football pep sessions. 46-

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Special events were enthusiastically supported The spotlight dance of the queen and her court was an added attraction to our Fall Fantasy festival. . 22-.. 43- - -- 4,x.-..---Y-: - -- Xi grfi fri?-f 'fb ii Rai ' 4 .of .3194 R. Doenges and R. Wiehe put the finishing touches on the junior Christmas display. R. Gill, P. Gibson, S. Kruse, and D. Sebring bring in the year books prior to distribution. wa- 'fima1