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

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The Military Department Develops Leadership Promotions are in order for some of our Cadets. Looks like the assembly is over. . .guess they ' re happy with their new officers. The military department, a unique feature of Concordia, does much toward building leader- ship in our Cadets; it also emphasizes the abil- ity to follow, which is considered just as impor- tant. This year the military department was operated under the command and guidance of Colonel van Oosten, who just joined us this year. In the classroom the Cadets are taught modern scientific fighting tactics. Drilling helps develop coordination, and durng the winter months the boys are kept in shape by basket- ball and other athletics. The year was brought to a successful close by Federal Inspection, the Officers ' Banquet, and the Military Tourna- ment, which demonstrated the progress and abilities of the boys to the student body and the community. A salute to the flag of our country. - 19

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Phys. Ed Builds Physical And Mental Coordination Phys. Ed. is the phase in our curriculum which develops physical and mental coordina- tion. Our God-given abilities are used in bas- ketball, Softball, tumbling, football, and for the girls, a new addition — rugby. Participa- tion results in a better understanding of these sports and a greater interest in them. •Joe goes over the hump ' Modern dance? Uhn -uh. There ' s a Ball up there. Phys. ed girls demonstrate trompoline tricks for eighth grades on Concordia Day. - 18- T. Buhr proves that with a pinch of mag- ic dust, a trampoline, and a happy thought (that ' s a secret) you can fly!

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The Faculty Strived To Impart Their Vast Knowledge And Understanding The teachers of Concordia High have helped and guided us through another year. We are privileged to attend a high school where the teachers are concerned with our spiritual as well as edu- cational welfare. These teachers strived to impart some of their vast knowledge and understanding to us for our benefit and fu ture use. We thank the teachers of Concordia for their patience, un- derstanding, and encouragement. Mr. L. Baack, M.A. Mr. H. F. Birkman, M.A. World (k Physical Geo- Principal of Concordia graphy, Athletic director, Senior Class sponsor Mr. R. Buls, M.A. World Church History, Religion, Student Council sponsor r ( i i Mrs. H. Knoblauch, B.S. Mr. W. Kock, B.A. Mr. -J. Leiding, M.S. Mr. .]. Mader, B.S. Mr. Marsh .Junior Red Cross, Soph- American history, Book- Civics, Sociology, Eco- Typing, Basketball, Assis- Band omore Class sponsor keeping. Health 4. Safety, nomics, Senior Class spon- tant football coach, Boys Football, Track coach, sor P.E. Lettermen ' s Club sponsor, Boys Phys. Ed. Mr. D. Reinking. B.S. Mrs. A, Krirniu, H .- , Algebra 1 o II, Tennis Freshman and Sophomore coach. Junior Class spon- Girl ' s Physical Ed., Geom- sor etry, Senior Class sponsor Mrs. L. Roop, B.S. Home Ec. I, H, III, Fresh- man Class sponsor Miss E. Ross, M.A. Mrs. Marie Spahiev, M.A. Typing, Shorthand, Busi- English I and Speech, ness Machines, Secretarial Sept. 7-Nov.27 Training. -Junior Class sponsor - 20-