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

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The Board of Education: seated (I. to r.) Rev. Rob- ert Meier, Richard Gall- meier, Alen Wyss, Carl Bennett, V.P.; Lester Kassing, Pres.; W. F. Hoeppner, Treas.; Rev. Peter Zadeik, Jr., Wayne Roesner. Standing: Paul Gotsch, John Kohlmey- er, Richard Wick, Rev. Armin Oldsen, Charles Powell, Earl Cheever, Howard Bradshaw, Ed- win Koeneman, Henry Seddlemeyer, O. F. Ferber, Wayne Bran- strator. School Board Works For Betterment Of School The administration of Concordia High School ' s busi- ness requires many hours of meetings and discus- sion. The members of the Board of Education, who give these hours willingly, often remain unrecog- nized; but these results of their efforts are appre- ciated by all. Mr. Herzog Helps The Individual In his position as guidance counselor, Mr. Herzog has furnished many students with advice con- cerning courses, colleges, scholarships, and careers. The fact that this position requires all of his time is an indication of Concordia ' s need for this type of service. Mr. Guenther Herzog, M.A. 13

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New Principal Adds Spark to C.L.H.S. What has impressed me most about Concordia is the tremendous spirit in evidence at this school. Teachers, staff, students, parents — everyone associated with Concordia is so proud of our high school and so anxious to do his share. We know how important high morale is in help- ing us reach the high objectives we have for this school, for making it a laboratory for Christian living in which young people can experience wholesome growth. The Rev. Peter A. Zadeik, Jr. We ' re gonna. .fumble! 12

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Consistent, good cooks are hard to find. Ours are Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Sommer, Mrs. Oster- meyer, Mrs. Bredemeyer, Mrs. Grepke, Mrs. Trier, and Mrs. Redden. r - ; Coming closer to the end of another busy day are Mrs. Roemke, Mrs. Masenthin, and Mrs. Wiegman. Pointing out the how and why of a boiler are our custodians, Mr. Eicher, Mr. Grewe and Mr. Stein. Another custodian, Mr. Burr is not pictured. Behind-The-Scenes Staff Keeps Concordia Running Smoothly The smoothness of operations at Concordia is largely a result of the careful work of behind-the- scenes help — custodians, office staff, and cafe- teria staff. By tolerating minor thorns (custodians: students in the halls after 5 P.M.; office staff: red tape and Seniors; cafeteria staff: lunch count of 500 and 570 students wanting lunches), they have increased co-operation between students and staff. 14