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

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Foreign Languages: Saying It a New Way btrange words and phrases could be heard coming out of three class- rooms this year. Sprechen sie Deutsch? was most popular in Mr. Falkenstern ' s German room and Comment alles-vous? in Mr. Schweyer ' s French classes. Mrs. Nelson kept her Latin classes excit- ing with games like Latin Bingo and much blackboard work. A new addition this year in Mr. Falken- stern ' s German classes were mini- courses in today ' s culture and life- style of modern German people. Above, left: German students finish translating. Above, right: Mr. Schweyer and Jerry Clansman tune in to the French lesson. Bottom, left: Lab students listen and learn. Bottom right: Is this another one of Mrs. Nelson ' s Latin games?

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Religion Takes a Step in a New Direction In a search for a new stimulus for teaching religion, the Religion Department offered several elective choices for students. Freshmen all took Religion I. Sophomors could choose electives such as The Courage to Beliece and Science and the Bible. Juniors and seniors had joint classes such as: Contemporary Problems, and Principles of Faith. Love. Mar- riage, and the Family. Hopefully these new horizons in religion helped students increase their understand- ing of God. Top: Mr. Johnson, new to the religion depart- ment this year, leads his freshmen class in a religious discussion. Center, left: Freshmen study the olden days of the Bible. Center, right: The student-teacher relationship was strengthened this year as both revealed their inner thoughts and beliefs to each other. Bottom: Religion takes a little searching to find out what God has to say.

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Left: Weighing test tubes is a serious busi- ness. Above right: Kim Knake listens with concentration to the tapes in the biology lab. Right: The physics students help aid the energy crisis through posters. 20