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

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QWhat was the funniest thing that you saw during home- coming Week? On Thursday we were to dress up as a baby or an old person. Mrs. Lewis was dressed up as one of the oldest ladies I ' ve ever seen. She had white stuff on her face that made her look like a zombie. — Mr. Jeff Limmer Displaying school spirit, seniors Dave Panning and Alan Bengs and junior Chad Chapman display their finest 50 s-nerd apparel. Pho- to: McBride Adding comic relief to Friday ' s pep session, senior Jeff Smith es- corts junior Travis Patton to the delight of the students. Smith ' s ac- tion was a friend ' s request. Photo: Bieberich 2 — - Jtt mt I 1 r - 1 1 1 I I w - B. .J - Awaiting the results of Anything Goes, juniors Joanne Perry, Julia 5aalfrank, Amy Rickner, and Kim Ar- Homecoming Week nold . cheer for their class - Fhot ° : • 3 Mr-Rnrle

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Showing off their masculine phy- siques. c:oi Ui.ii, mi i i and im- . in Be k enjoyed the dog daysofsummei as thi the sun in the waters ol Lake James Photo: M. Smith Displaying his unique i|jihl to barefool sjtcr ski. George Saal- franK delights in one o( his favorite summer pastimes, one ol whi h he- has been perfecting since 1986. Photo: Saalfrank What was the most fun thing ijA you did this I summer? Traveling through Bavaria was definitely the most fun I had this summer. I saw things I had never seen be- fore and will probably never see again. — Junior Eric Knepper After being tossed into the pool at an end-of-summer band party, senior Gail Reddemann and Mr. Paul Wills share a dry towel. Photo: Kammeyer Summer

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Students ' eagerness makes teachers reminisce about a I E I«H A F-AOE Class spirit, exotic costumes, pep sessions, decorated hall- ways, and court elections were ingredients that made Home- coming week special for many. Wednesday of Homecoming week, students and teachers paraded to Zollner Stadium for the Anything Goes compe- tition. They participated in bi- zarre contests to determine who actually had the most spirit. I went just for the com- edy aspect of the night, sophomore Chad Applegate said. Seeing teachers ride tri- cycles and get hit in the face with pies made the evening a success. Dressing up as nerds, ba- bies, or in finest attire was one way for students to show their spirit. I particularly enjoyed seeing the conservative teach- ers go crazy and dress-up dur- ing the course of the week. I definitely liked I ' .istoi Borchers ' outfit on nerd day the best of all, junior Katie Harris said. The actual preparation for Homecoming began last May. We selected the various com- mittee heads and theme for the week then, Mr. Tim Ewell said. The tremendous orga- nization made all the differ- ence in the world. The com- mittee heads did a fabulous job. Different attempts were made to increase the enjoy- ment of the week. We tried different things this year, like the chapel service in the gym and throwing pies at teachers. We thought it would add inter- est to the week, senior co- chairman Mari Cbert said. I think they went over fairly well. — Jeff McBride Competing to finish their pizza are juniors Julie Flora and Mark Plass- man and freshmen Yolanda Turner and Chad Ford. Photo: Bieberich Homecoming Week HH