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

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Blue Mondays create anticipation The only gripe I have about week- ends is that Monday mornings fol- low. Promises made to rest up dur- ing the weekend, as well as vows to study tirelessly, were broken. Junior Joy Leinhos remarked, The only way I can get out of bed on Monday mornings is to fall out. Monday mornings were the morn- ings when you didn ' t care whether or not your hair got washed. Once you had convinced yourself that you real- ly did have to get up, and that school really wasn ' t called off be- cause of a flash flood, Monday be- came an excuse for everything that went wrong. Kathy Bennett summed up the feelings of most people about Monday mornings, I hate them.

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4 V 1) Sue Lamm keeps on top of the fashion scene by wearing boots, knickers, and a cowl neck sweater. 2) After Christmas, many guys wore digital watches. 3) Many people found big glasses more practi- cal, as Sue Rodenbeck exhibits here. 4) Along with watching the movie Sybil on T.V., many Cadets read the book. 5) Double- pierced ears were a change from the usual and gave Jeannette Widmann different ways to wear her earrings.

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for restless, rowdy Fridays Looking forward to Friday was the only way most students hung on through the week. After four days of school, your mind draws a blank, senior Bob Malcolm commented. Friday was the day that people suddenly broke out in smiles when they realized what day it was. Occasional pep sessions and assemblies added to the confusion. Students ' minds wandered to the events of the coming weekend. Plans were made for dates, dances and rides to the game. On Fridays, students were just a little more anxious for the day to be over with. Why not; it ' s Friday, Sue Braun giggled. fridays 13