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

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Industrial Arts: Education Through Creation Concordia. aloni{ with its college ori- ented courses, offered a broad spectrum of applicable trades to students in In- dustrial Arts. Girls were also enrolled in the program. Here they could release their artistic flairs through drawings and projects. The shop taught practical skills to be beneficially employed by students now and in the future. Top: Holly Toenges, a female en- roUee, finishes an assigned draw- ing. Left, center: Finishing touches are applied to a practi- cal piece of woodwork. Right, center: Danl Kraemer constructs a bed for the family pet. Bottom: Coordinated use of tools enables students to transfer creative thoughts into existence.

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Business Students Kept Busy Learning Skills Remember going down the second floor hall and hearing the steady clicking of keys under busy, little fingers? Those sounds were ones being made by business students meeting deadlines in accounting, or being timed and tested in t vping. There was a new face in the Busi- ness department this year as Mr. Wayne Panning joined the staff and worked along with Miss Ross and Mr. Parrish in various classes of ac- counting, notetaking, shorthand, business and typing. Above left: Greg Rehberg finds practice makes perfect. Aboi-e right: Eugene works hard to get it done. Middle left: This class works toward their deadUne. Left: Mr. Parrish helps Mark Raabe get it right.

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Mrs. Roop Molds Students Into Homemakers Home Economics turned out to be one of this yearV most usefuUand beneficial courses. Not only did the girls learn cookinf; and sewing skills. but they also learned to shop with discrimination. The cooking lessons reached their goal when the girls pre- pared a complete meal, while the sewing lessons were highlighted by the annual fashion show. Above, left: Are you sure this is how Betty Crocker got started? Bottom, left: Finger- lickin ' good, right. Barb? Above, right: The finished product — beautiful! Bottom, right: Does it pass the taste test. Mrs. Ropp '