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

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New thoughts and feelings have opened to a greater number of students through the activities and projects of the Debate Club, Thespian Club, Ski Club, and Afro- American Club. Activities in these clubs have ranged from competitive and quick-witted discussion by the Debate Club to playful fun on the snow-covered slopes by the Ski Club. Activities by these groups have included such things as follows: the small Debate Club (UPPER LEFT) has participated in competi- tive debates between various schools during the entire school year; the National Thespian Society (UPPER RIGHT) was involved in pro- ducing and putting on a number of plays throughout the season; the Ski Club (MIDDLE RIGHT) undertook a number of exciting and fun-filled ski trips; and also the Afro-Ameri- can Club (LOWER RIGHT) cannot be forgotten with their exciting Afro-American Week. Club Participation Proves Not Only Helpful but Exciting

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Extra-Curricular Organizations Are Involvement The Latin Club, German Club, Y-Teens, and Drama Club were involved in num- erous activities of self development, concern for others, and even the entertainment of others. The German (LOWER LEFT) and Latins Clubs put forth a great effort to enrich their abili- ties in a foreign language. The Latin Club (UPPER RIGHT) went even fur- ther by contributing to another success- ful Latin Banquet at the end of the year. The Y-Teens (MIDDLE LEFT) and Drama Club (LOWER RIGHT) have also been active in their help to the children of the State School and hos- pitals of the area. Both clubs have con- tributed greatly in entertaining child- ren.

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n t = The members of the Officers ' Club provide the ROTC program ' s basic leadership. Military Clubs Off er Extra- Curricular Activities The all-sophomore Precision Drill Team was ted by Second Lt. Melvin Tucker. Capt. Cliff Kibellus of the Snap Squad.