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

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Taking a siesta break Mr. Bart, or are you showing how really difficult the position of dean can be? Wearing one of her confiscated sweaters, Mrs. Gentile smiles and invites i wearv student into her office. Not only is Mr. Tone a fantastic history teacher here at Dwenger but he also devotes a lot of time to working in admissions. Busily at work. Sister Pauline rushes to complete all of the tasks involved in ° ' ' T ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' students, but being Father Krason ' s secretary. ' ' ' ' ■ Administration 21

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The Backbone Of Dwenger: The Front Office The office and administrative personel this past year at Dwenger were primarily responsible for our well managed school. The Administrative department was com- posed of: Mrs. Gentile, Dean of women, and Mr. Bart, Dean of men, were always ready to help students. Mr. Tone, also a teacher, aided by Mrs. Ocken, answered the many needs of the students in the Ad- missions Department. t a -. - Sister Pauline, Father Krason ' s personal ' ! secretary, was also in charge of running ■ the bookstore. The Business office was staffed by Mrs. Altmeyer who kept the school running smoothly by coordinating the money. The front office was manned by Mrs. Passino, and Mrs. Holly. Together, they tackled the endless paperwork and phone calls which bombard the school ' s central ner- vous system. Without Mrs. Passino ' s knowledge and assistance, the Dwenger treadmill would screech Without this fantastic collection of dedi- to a halt. cated staff, our school would erupt into an uncontrollable turmoil. »?! The admissions clerk, Mrs. Ocken, wrestles with the innumerable difficul- ties ofscheduling that arise daily. Phone calls have to be brief so that Mrs. Holly can attend to her count- less other jobs. Money and Mrs. Altmeyer make the world go around, and Dwenger too! 20 Administration

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Guides On The Path To Wisdom Exuberant and enthusiatic, Mrs. Overby is always ready for Judging from the big smile on Father Pfister ' s face, it ' s Friday and he the next student in need of guidance. doesn ' t have to see any more students. There never seems to be enough time for Father Pfister to even clean off his extremely cluttered desk. Thanks to Mrs. Pfister ' s excellent organization of the Guidance Office, any students needing assistance find prompt and ready help. Along with counseling students, Mr. Szymczak also acts as our liaison with RVC. As always Bishop Dwenger ' s Guidance Department was there whenever any student needed them. The department was headed by Father John Pfister. His mother served as a most efficient secre- tary this past year. New additions to the department this year were: Mrs. Joyce Overby and Mr. Thomas Szymczak. They speciaHzed in class schedules for students. Fr. John Pfister was a great aide to the Seniors in finding a job or college for the future. Guidance 22