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

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Mr. Howard ' s church history students are very alert as he lectures them about the Reformation and Martin Luther. The religion teachers are from left to right: Pastor Beckman, Mr. Graves, Mr. Beutow, Mr. Howard, Mr. Westrick, and Mr. Weiss. The center of Concordia ' s activities is based on God and our religion Religion at Concordia is the center of everything, from a basketball game to a Tuesday or Thursday chapel service. We benefit so much by the ideas put to us so explicitly by Mr. Westrick, Mr. Buetow, Mr. Howard, Mr. Graves, Mr. Weiss, or Pastor Beckman. Let ' s hope that we learn to take advantage of the opportunities we find in our religion classes and thus make religion beneficial and full of meaning for Concordia students. Mr. Westrick seriously explains to puzzled seniors an important idea concerning religion in their lives in the years to come. 17

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Our able-bodied janitors, from left to right: Mr. Grewe, Mr. Stein, Mr. Nostrup, Mr. Buetemeir, Mr. Rodenbeck. i ' ' B HM|| MS| -, | I i Jl lB The cooks from left to right: Mrs. Redden, Mrs. Dauss, Mrs. Ostermeyer, Mrs. Kruse, Mrs. Springer, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Bredemeyer, and the head cook, Mrs. Hall. School management in very capable hands The efficiency of operations at Concordia is partly credited to the custodians, office staff, and cafeteria staff. How could a student survive if he didn ' t have a custodian ready to find a lost book, a delicious meal from the cafeteria, or the office reminding him of appointments? To them a big thanks! The office ladies: seated, Mrs. Wiegman, left to right, Mrs. Masenthin, Mrs. Roemke, Mrs. Breininger. 16

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Inexperienced freshmen search the detaOed M-1 rifle for all of its hidden parts . Special emphasis is given to weapons and their use. Able Junior marksmen try their aim in the rifle range. ' ' l» lU Much business must be attended to during the beloved Battalion Hour. 18