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

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Luminarian 1988 Concordia Lutheran High School 1601 St. Joe River Drive Fort Wayne, Indiana 46805 Volume 36 After hearing Janet Jackson ' s Con- trol, juniors Amie Dorman. Kim Jacobs, and Julie Flora, and senior Erika Taylor, wear the control keys from the comput- ers on their noses. Even the most me- chanical class could spark creativity and become fun. Photo: H. Smith Title Page A

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From aerobics, golf, and t p i n«g to art club and daydreams, t was right after second hour on I Thursday, October 15, that a stink bomb went off on the second floor, and while the fun of the few out- weighed the fun of the many, to the instigator it didn ' t matter. One stu- | dent had found a way to make an otherwise boring day fun (or at least interesting). An outlet or an escape was needed when, occasionally, the days began to drag. Whether it was in school or out of school, slam dancing or just writing notes, students ' lives were filled with methods of having fun. From 8:15 to 3:15 a little creativity was some- times required to beat the boredom. When Mr. Limmerdid an experiment in physics and the back row couldn ' t see, we stood up on the desks, ' ' sophomore Chris Willig said. It was fun because it was something we weren ' t supposed to be doing. When I ' m bored, I daydream about guys and write my friends notes, ' ' sophomore Chandraa Coe said. I look forward to weightlifting every day, be- cause even if it isn ' t a typical class, it ' s a break from thinking and is informal, senior Jason Matzke said. I try to talk to someone different every day, someone that I don ' t usually talk to so that I don ' t (Continued on page 4) In the ultimate displa) of fun. Sgt. Andrew Babic volunteered to get a pie thrown in his face during the final hour of Anything Goes. This was a new event to the competition this year, with people paying to throw a pie. Photo: McBride Opening