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

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Precision And Division Mrs. Anne Retrum, B.S., Algebra I. Man has progressed, in the logical land of mathematics, from fingers and toes to the abacus and slide rule. You and I, as men of the sphere, have profited and prospered in this progression. Mathematics is reality. It is reason. The world without mathematics would not be here nor there but suspended, motionless, somewhere in the imaginations of a weird hallucination. Mr. Donald Reinking, B.S., Algebra II, plane geometry. 26

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Frescoes And Von Goghs Mr. John Sturnfels, M.A., Art I, Advanced Art, Art Appreciation. Mr. Sturmfels advises Bev Birkmann, Linda Amt, Mike Smith and Sandy Amstutz on their crej tive sculpture. God has given each man specific tal ents, and only that man has the ability say yes or to say no to the use of these powers. Art is a talent. It is the ability to ex press in lines, curves, shades, textures, and colors what the inner man is seeing Concordia offers courses in art to help the individual develop his gift toffhe glory of God and to the edification of rais own soul. Whether you are a Poussin or a Picasso, a West or a Wyeth, a Rembrand or a Renee, a traditionalist or a contempoijist, your tal- ( ent is from God. Use it to capacity. For Him Richard Ferber, Ron Gaze, and Linda McClure try their hand at ceramics. 25

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Mr. Donald Gayer, B.S., physics, trigonometry, analytic geometry, and plane geometry. Mr. Richard Rick B.S., Algebra I., geometry. ' Hey, Mark, what ' s number 25? ' 27