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

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Cheerleaders encourage run- ning back Bob Bortz by screaming lor a victory. Bortz scored one touchdown in the game against the Wayne Gen- erals. The linal score was 17-0. liked the D.J.s be- cause they played a good selection of songs that were easy to dance to, 5 — Freshman, Stacy Smith Homecoming Gam ST

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Pouring rain drenched bodies, but sparkling spirits ran high ission sabotaged but effective Homecoming night was filled with memories of down-pour- ing rain. At noon the tempera- ture was 82 degrees and the sky was clear, but by 5:00 the rain had iei loose and the tem- perature had drastically dropped to 62 degrees. Band members were worried that they would have to perform in street clothes. Since it was Homecoming I wanted uni- forms, but I felt that if it rained no one would stay to watch them, said Mr. Paul Wills, band director. After being run out of bounds, full- back Mike Peterson is brought down by fullback Al Thompson of the Wayne Generals. Peterson was the only sophomore player who started. After the first touchdown, junior Ben Miller reenacts the highlights of the play. Following the touch- down, the band played the school song. Homecoming Court: Tim Graham, Kristin Baumgartner, Don Goeg- lein, Heidi Bieberich, Bob Bortz, Susie Schoenherr, John Westra. Becky Carter, Becky Borchelt, Da- vid Panning. The stands remained bare because the rain spoiled Homecoming decorations. Most felt that the rain had a great part in winning the game. Instead of passing the ball they (Wayne players) ran with it, which was to our ad- vantage, said senior Jeff Peterson. The game against the Wayne Generals ended in a Concordia victory, 17-0. Sec- ond quarter highlights were running back Bob Bortz ' s touchdown, running back Tim Graham ' s touchdown and kicker Eric Schilf ' s field goal. The Homecoming dance, Dancing in the Streets, took place in the gym. The decora- tions included graffiti on the walls, street signs, and barri- cades. I thought the decora- tions were great. They really fit in with the music and the theme, said freshman Diana Johnson. The decorations were a lot better than last year. You could tell they put a lot of hard work and effort into them, said senior John Westra. The disk jockeys for the dance were Sounds One. They had a great selection of music that was easy to dance to, said sophomore Katie Harris. Students could wear shorts because of the hot weather. I think they should have had some fans, said freshman Stacey Smith. Cookies and punch were served, and servers ran out of punch. We went through 30 gallons and we finally gave up at 11:30, said Mrs. Beth Bie- berich, chaperone. — Amandia Snell Homecoming Game

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During the Three Rivers Festi- val parade in mid-July, senior drum major Amy Koehlinger marks the beat for the band as they prepare to play Fire- storm for the judges. 4 wanted to try something new and challenging. I felt like Luther Bible Camp really pulled me clos- er to God, and I had a better attitude. J — Sophomore Julia Saalfrank 12 Summer