Bishop Dwenger High School - Aureate Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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This is Germany, isn ' t it Mr. Bart? Mr. Herber gives his class a real live demonstration of guerilla warfare. - -. Brian Alberding demonstrates a philosophy that all the History teachers believe in. Healthy bodies make healthy minds. Government is so easy, Jeanne can do it with her eyes closed. It appears that Mr. Tone is discussing something serious with his usually lively class, either that or it ' s Monday morning. ACADEMICS 25

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History: Antics With The Ancients Joe Motherwell argues with Mr. Ray, who has confiscated what he consid- ers contraband in his room, a comb. As everyone knows, history, or the develop- ment of man over the centuries, plays an im- portant role in today ' s society. This years So- cial Studies department endeavored to illus- trate this role. Headed by Mr. Francis Ray, along with Mr. Bart, Mr. Herber, Mr. Koester and Mr. Tone, the Social Studies department helped to bring a new understanding of history to their students. With such courses as World History, U.S. History, Government, Econom- ics, and World Geography there was some- thing for everyone. Complete with costumes and equipment, the teachers brought the past to life and the pre- sent to the classroom. And with this combina- tion, plus a lot of discipline, demonstrations, laughter and bad jokes, the teachers succeed- ed in making better citizens of all their stu- dents. Is it dead yet? Alan Nichter shows Mr. Koester his solution to the energy crisis by insulating the wall with newspaper. 24 ACADEMICS

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Suzie, Marijo and Carol ponder Mrs. Gloman ' s easier questions. l7 1 1 ' -IJ ' Tom Schall is amused as he studies for one of Mr. Colvin ' s Earth Science tests. Mrs. Gloman ' s classes learn from Mr. Pat Bolman of the joys and frustrations encountered in conservation work. Two new members joined the staff of the Bishop Dwenger Science Depart- ment. Sr. Renee, along wth her duties in the Math Department, assisted Mr. Colvin in Chemistry. Mr. Loney, a new face to the Science Depart- ment, but not to B.D. aided Sr. The- resa Marie and Mr. Walker, in teach- ing one sophomore biology class. Mrs. Gloman, head of the department, ini- tiated the first Science Club in the school — The Scientific Saints. Var- ious speakers and projects added to the curriculum of the year. Cheryl Branning finds out that setting a broken arm is not as easy as it looks. By the expression on Jim ' s face, it seems apparent that Murphy ' s laws are still in existance. 26 ACADEMICS