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

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Living Religion Aids Cadets In Spiritual Growth In religion classes students learn to more fullv understand Christian doctrines. Cadets worship together hefore the beautiful altar at Concordia Church. The religious aspect of Concordia is undeni- ably important to Cadets because it helps them to grow spiritually and prepare for life in the often- hectic work-a-day world. In classrooms young Christians learn to understand basic doctrines of the Church more fully. During bi-weekly church services the entire student body unites to worship together and bear witness to the bond of their com- mon faith. The value of this Christian training is reflected in the wholesome attitude generall foutid in our Concordia halls and classrooms. We pray 23

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Education At Concordia Helps Cadets Prepare For The Future This year five new faculty members were added to Concordia ' s teaching staff. Invested at Concordia ' s first church service of the year were Col. van Oosten, Mr. Timm, Mr. W. Ihssen, Mr. J. Leiding, and Mr. E. Falkenstem. Education is important throughout our lives. Each day we build our store of knowledge, forming the individual which we are now or shall become in the fu- ture. When one says the word educa- tion , he thinks of mathematics-or may- be English. But those factors are only part of education. The people we meet, the experiences we encounter---these form an individual. We are privileged to attend Concordia— where our teachers are concerned with giving us guidance in a Christian atmosphere. .1. Hum. ' i and R. Cowell use the library ' s facilities to help them study. September registration opens another school year. - 22

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Lunch Period Is Time To Eat; Time To Study M. Stilwell, J. Bultemeir, L. Davis, S. Maki squeeze in a little learning hetut-i-n hitt To students— and perhaps a few teachers --the lunch hour is a most vital part of Con- cordia, and provides not only a time to eat, but also a time to catch upon any studies not completed the night before. It gives students the needed half-time rest between classes and time to re-collect their wits to tackle the last few hours. Just think-at lunch time the school day is half over. J. Sheets, D. Vogel, R. Stein. P. Gerken join in a bull ses- sion with their buddies during lunch hour. 24 -