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

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The Military Department Military boys en|oy having P. Grote as their instructor-for a change. F IH s ' ' H Q B Through the disciplined instruction of Col. VanOosten, the cadets gain a re- spect for the principles of warfare. The military department helps build the characters, minds, and physical fitness of the Cadets. Cadets learn to obey and respect their officers, while officers learn to become good leaders and accept responsibility. Certain sec- tions of the military department, such OS Snap Squad and Precision Drill Team, provide entertainment in pa- rades and during the half-time at gomes. Federal Inspection, the Mili- tary Tournament, and the Officers ' Banquet concluded the 1962-63 school year for the military department. Our flags are proudly displayed by members of the efficient Snap Squad. Marching maneuvers are an important part of military training. 22

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The Social Studies Department That must have been a tough question, Mr Leiding- only ONE person knows the answer. Mr, Boack ' s physical geography class learns more about the earth we live on. Mr. Koch teaches his class something about football ... I mean, American government S Social study courses offer information that will help the students understand our way of hfe, as well as the way other people live. Economics, civics, geography, history, and sociology pro- vide Concordia ' s students with this important knowledge. Mr, Mossucci provides his students with information about the history of the U.S, 21 -

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The Physical Education Department No wonder they ' re such a wreck after phys. ed. class!! Our Phys. Ed. program, the girls under the di- rection of Mrs. A. Retrum, and the boys under Mr. W. Koch, and Mr. G. Parrish, helps to bet- ter acquaint our students with games, new and old. Participation in these sports helps the student to become more co-ordinated while at the same time allowing them to have a good time. All students will remember the fun of team competition and the thrill of win- ning. If they hold him down long enough, they |ust MIGHT crush him!! Out on a dusty field in the early morning sun, phys ed. girls begin to regret the day they enrolled at Concordia. It ' s just another John Glenn trying to prove that he can fly without wings! D. McCollister will either be in orbit soon or land safely on the trampoline (if he ' s lucky). -23