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

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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

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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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Formations And Translations Are you sure this is the way to Berlin? Mr. Eugene Falk- enstern, B.A., B.S., German I, II, III explains Berlin to Randy Dow and Kathy Fritsch. Mike Elmore, Faye Menking, Judy Lange and Larry Nord, true Romans, discuss what to do with the Freshmen, Let ' s throw them to the Lions! One never really understands another unless the same language is spoken. Whe- ther it be slang or formal, Latin or German, language is the key to the insight of another. Without this comprehension of communica- tion, one lives in the tumult of Babel ' s Tower. Mrs. Shirley Miller, A.B., Latin I, II, III, IV, tells Tony Thomas and Debbie Gerke about the journey of Aeneas. 28