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

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1 In the student lounge, several senior girls dis- play their school spirit as they dress accord- ingly for Masquarade Day. As the only one in the float competition, the senior float sets a perfect background for Queen Michele Dixie and King Erik Preus. Freshman Steve Burkholder buys a helium balloon from Student Council representatives Kathy Huebschman, Tammy VanMeter and Rob Lucas to be released at the start of the Homecoming game With music provided by Valley View, Sara Owen and Jack DeHaven enjoy a spirited conversation with friends during the dance. 10 homecoming

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As a C.I.T. at Franke Park Day Camp during the summer, sophomore John Wallace stands guard as the council fire is lit during a weekly Pow-Wow. As her sociology project, senior Stephanie Phares volunteers as a worker with kindergar- teners at the Maplecrest Kindercare Center. — Several students volunteer to work on elec- tion day; senior Heidi Kruckenberg registers voters at the poles. community 9

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Let The Good Times Roll For one week, the face of Concordia was changed by the spirit of Homecoming. With this spirit, the good times rolled. The week began with Formal Day, which gave teachers a rare view of students in their best attire. Mr. Don Luepke said, I like to see the people really looking spiffy. Masquerade Day confused the student body because at times they couldn ' t recognize the per- sons behind the strange masks. The traditional 50s and Nerd Day made some act uncommonly with clash- ing clothes, horn rimmed glasses, and nerdy behavior. The dress up days got everybody motivated to get into the act of Homecoming, sophomore Bill Dickmeyer said. The weekday celebrating end- ed with an inspiring pep session highlighted by Doo Wa Diddy, a skit by the cheerleaders in which they caricatured the football team. The excitement before the game caused some students to let go of their maroon and white bal- loons before they were supposed to. Coronation at halftime present- ed the new queen, Michele Dixie, and king, Erik Preus. In spite of their spirit and effort, the team was defeated by the South Side Archers 20-0. The king and queen and their court enjoyed the first dance at the Homecoming Dance on Satur- day night, the finale to an exciting week. A record number of stu- dents and alumni attended to let the good times roll in the tropical paradise set up in the main gym. The Student Lounge provides a place to show off costumes on Masquerade Day, as seniors Kris Trygg and Kelly Simerman are do- ing. Friends Anita Maxwell and Karen Curry and sister Rachele congratulate Michele Dixie on becoming Homecoming Queen. The 1982 Homecoming Court: Jana Goeglein, Dave Moellering, Rindy Scrogham, Scott Wade, Queen Michele Dixie, King Erik Preus, Jody Beck, Gerald McGee, Joy Klindworth, Terry Rybolt. homecoming 1 1