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

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In the world of tomorrow, machines will take over all man ' s calculating proce- dures. The role of mother-hood and home- making though, will never be replaced. With- out this position in society, great-men would never have been great and important battles would never have been won. The woman of tomorrow lives in an empty vacuum if she lacks the knowledge needed to fulfill the lives of others. Oven Baking And Home Making Yvonne, Sandy is supposed to get out of bed, then you make it! Mrs. Lois Roop, B.S., Home Eco- nomics I, II, III. Brave young housewives to be- Kathy Busch, Linda Tellman and Vicki Harwood-try a new recipe. 29

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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

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These Cadets march under the approving eye of Lt. Col. van Oostan. V The military department at Concordia not only developes the leadership quality in our Cadets, but also the ability to follow orders. The boys study everything from the make-up of the M-l rifle to the principles of modern warfare. Under the direction of Col. van Oosten, they prepare for their future as the leaders of tomorrow. Lot Of Shots And Tons Of Guns Lt. Col. van Oosten, Professor of Military Science, Military I, II, III, IV. 30