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

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Cadet Fans Enthusiastically Support Their Teams One little, two little, three little- The (. ' l eer ttst . ' Once again, Concordians appeared at stadiums and gyms to cheer the football and basketball teams in victory and defeat. The enthusiasm, good sportsmanship, and energetic support displayed by the students upheld school spirit and the good name of Concordia High in our community. United in faith we competed agamst many teams, always reflecting our Christian training while enjoying the fun and excitement of another hard-fought game. Seniors sav- 27

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Enthusiastic Cadets Urge Team To Victory In Pep Rallies Sara joins the rest of our cheerleaders in getting Cadets to raise the roof with a rousing yell. These ferrocious gridders get a real pep-talk before the kick-off of the Junior game during one of our pep rallies. While the weather permitted, we Cadet fans gathered on the front lawn to smg our team ' s praises and urge them on to another victory. This year, perhaps more than any other, we Cadets got together for pep sessions to cheer our team to victory. In the autumn while the weather was still nice, we gathered on the lawn to learn new cheers and spark our enthusiasm for the first few games. Later, the Indiana Tech. gym reverberated with the sounds of our voices and our band playing the school song. Skits by the various classes added humor and sparkle and left us in a higher key of excitement. When we left the gym and ambled back to our classrooms, strains of Our Boys Will Shine Tonight echoed in our ears— and we knew they would. Hopefully, these girls run through their cheer while waiting for reserve cheerleader tryouts to begin. 26

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Joyce Braun l ' ; - Diane Mueller Queen Sara Baals Monica Roemke 28