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

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Sometimes perfection is hard to reach and retain. For example, dig those straight rows! Captain Clendenen and the officers are looked to for guidance and leadership. These are just a sample of the competent men in Military IV this year. Military: practicing, performing, performing The established purposes of the miUtary department here at Concordia include the learning of basic military skills and deeper appreciation of the role of the U.S. Army, acquired through active duty in Battalion Hour. Through his training, a Cadet discovers self-reliance and obtains leadership qualities; good citizenship and patriotism then become omnipresent. 19

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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

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The challenge of mathematics Mathematics is an important facet of any profession. Although it is an often difficult subject, one should not overlook its value. Math is discovering how to think rationally. Mathematics at Concordia not only strives to teach basic skills but challenges the student with greater questions. The math teachers are; Mr. Lutz, Mr. Gayer, Mrs. Retrum, Miss Lopnow, Mr. Sievert, Mr. Mertins, Mr. Reinking. Phyllis Schmidt explains a problem to the class in Mr. Gayer ' s 3rd hour trig, class. These freshmen are learning the fundamentals of math in Mr. Sievert ' s General Math class. Watch it, Juniors! All play and no work and you ' ll never pass Mr. Lutz ' s Algebra II class! 20