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

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Mrs. Roemke answers the telephone for Mr. Birkman. Concordia could not get along without the aid of the office workers, the cafeteria workers, and the custo- dians. They can be seen at various times of the day either answering the telephone; keeping account of the books; preparing and serving hot, noon lunches; or keeping the school dustfree and in top condition. The ef- fort that they put forth is far-reaching and is much appreciated by the stu- dents. The cafeteria workers ore left to right: Mrs. A. Borchelt, Mrs. G. Polloni, Mrs. A. Sommer, Mrs. G. Grepke, Mrs. A. Trier, Mrs. L. Hall, and Mrs. L. Hartman. Mrs. Masenthin helps keep the books order. And Its Helpers The rooms are kept clean and in order by Mr. D. Stein. 15

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The Administration We dedicate this school year to the Glory of God. With this sentence, Mr. Herbert F. Birk- man, principal, opened the 1963-1964 school year. His able leadership has indeed helped to moke the year a glorious one. His job was not easy; the change from one school to an- other was certainly an immense task. How- ever, now that the year is finished, we can look bock on it with pride and reflect on our principal ' s excellent job of administrating. A man whose friendliness is familiar to all of us is Edward Werner. As both guidance counselor and assistant principal, he is indeed a very valuable person to Concordia. With- out his constant help and understanding, the year would have certainly lacked some of its glory. 14

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Perplexing religious questions ore answered with the aid of a Bible and Pastor Schroeder. Religion Rev. Armin Oldsen, M.A., Religion I, IV. Mr. Reuben Buls, M.A., Religion III, world history. 16