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

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Airing out her toes, freshman Kim Wolfgram relaxes one af- ternoon after school during Homecoming week. Though the weather was warm, stu- dents found ways of taking it easy. H omecoming was a thrill and a half. The energy that the school put out made all the hard work well worth it. 5 — Senior Rob Schoenefeld Homecoming Week

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Cadets thriving with enthusiasm for big success nything could happen Painted windows, maroon and white balloons hung from the ceiling, cardboard walkways laid on the hallway floors, and streamers hung from wall to wall were all a part of the events students experienced during Homecoming week. The sound of Pastor Borchers ' Kansas Hymns cheering each class on provid- ed entertainment Wednesday night during Anything Goes. Though preparation for the event started way back in July, the evening itself was cut a little short because of rain. Anything Goes was great! It was a chance to see every- one in your class and show a lot of school spirit. I had a great time cheering my class on even though I wasn ' t in any events, and I felt the classes had great team spirit, said sophomore Julia Saalfrank. Picking the contestants for each event out of a paper sack was a new pr ocedure. In the past, class officers chose the teams at an assembly. We decided that this wasn ' t the fairest way because some- times the officers ' friends got picked over others or not ev- eryone had a fair chance at signing up because the sign up tables were too crowded, said senior co-chairman Val Keoun. Though Anything Goes only lasted for one night, spirit days also added to the week-long fun. Dress up days were the only times you got to act really crazy! said junior Jill Sheets. Though more people partic- ipated in Formal Day than any other day, the days on which the costumes used the most imagination were the favorites. I liked Clash Day the best. I liked to see all the weird things people wore, said junior Tra- cy Albersmeyer. Spirit days were a lot of fun because you got to see people at the ir worst and their best. said freshman Chad Applegate. Students also invested much time on Tuesday night to decorate the hallways. This proved to be successful for the seniors, who came out victori- ous in Anything Goes and the judging of hall decorations. — Julie Chickedantz Keeping spirits high, senior Su- sie Schoenherr displays her Clash Day costume. Schoen- herr won the award for the best clash day costume during Homecoming week. Borchers. seniors Katie Was- son. Marlena Meyer, and Karen Bryant cheer their class on to victory during the Wednesday night Anything Goes by singing Going as low as she can go. freshman Lauren Kruse at- tempts to make it under the Limbo bar Wednesday night during Anything Goes Fresh- men won this event and came out 3rd m the competition Homecorr 9