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

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by God ' s grace I feel that the teachers really care about each student, said freshman Dan Twomey. They took the time to help me. The students here really made an effort to make me feel welcome and accepted, said ju- nior Leslie Wade, who transferred from Home- stead first semester, I didn ' t find all the cliques you see at some other schools. At Concordia, I feel comfortable showing my Christianity, and I feel that it is a very important aspect in my education, said senior Karla Mar- aldo. The most vital aspect in making Concordia the BRIGHT choice was the Christian atmosphere that surrounded the faculty and students alike. Jesus Christ gave us the talents and abilities to perform well and win the honors and awards; without him, the honors would have no meaning. As we achieve at Concordia, let us always re- member our motto, To God alone be the glory. — Anne Nobis 4 Opening ■ 5

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Buying the necessities of everyday life such as can- dy bars and Coke, students attempt to make their way to the counter in the bookstore to purchase their goods from Mr. Fred Weiss. Using their time carefully, juniors Julie Cordes and Vicki Elliot spend the last few minutes before class cramming for their upcoming history test. Goofing off after school, senior Steve Shank and junior Warren Jarvis refuse to let senior Jonna Pabst leave the school parking lot. Opening

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Adding celery stalks to his lunch, senior Shawn Fowler proceeds through the lunch line. The 25 minute period allowed students to revitalize and prepare for their remaining classes. Cramming for a U.S. History test, junior Vicki Elliot skims over the chapter. Quiet times were important to Cadet ' s life. Regardless of time spent studying, praying, pondering or even daydreaming, the break in action allowed students to collect their thoughts. Bright Spot — The racts 29° - -J. me student body went to football games to really watch. 21% of the students admitted to accumulating three tardies after the first two weeks of school. 73% of the Cadets really wanted to go to college. 64% of the female students took longer than an hour to get ready in the morning. 11% of the males took longer than 60 minutes to prepare for school in the morning. 16% of Concordia ' s students owned a Swatch watch. 37 % thought Swatches were a worthless fad. 24% of the Cadet population admitted to being afraid of computers. 33% of the students would have worn paisley clothes only if stranded at the North Pole. 7% of the cadets liked new Coke, 25% liked Classic Coke. 52% of Concordia ' s students read the newspaper 7 oi the student body confessed to singino ♦- .,u acting out their ' avorite songs when the ' --. = neard on the radio. , Student Life Division