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

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Cafeteria With the tastes of an epicurion in mind, the dedicated staff manning the ovens suc- ceed in another year of producing culinary excellence. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Bassett, the crack team of cooks catered to the varied tastes of teachers as well as students. The cafeteria staff was responsible for the attentiveness of all during the afternoon classes. The rest of the cafeteria staff consisted of: Judy Malinowski, Phyllis Feichter, Sis Boniface, Barbara Barrand, and Jean Bierbaum. Just one of the many delicious items which Jean Bierbaum bakes are blueberry muffins. Preparing a Dwenger lunch involves many nerve-wrecking jobs one of which Phillis Feichter carries out is dividing the meatloaf equally. Checking the oven to make sure that all is OK is an important job of Helen Bassett, left, and Judy Malinowski, right. A time consuming job of cafeteria workers Barbara Barrand and Sis Boniface is to check on the canned goods supply. Cafeteria 23

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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

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Custodians Battle Dirt And Blizzard I i Though most people see them when they a working, there is also a recreational side to the janitors. Keeping the school clean this year was similar to musical chairs. Half- way through the year, the school lost not only the suberb teaching of Jerry Crall, but also his devoted work as head custodian. Thanks to Mr. Crall, Dwenger was able to survive the great blizzard of ' 78. Led by Mr. Crall, the ten foot drifts and 18 snow was cleared from the walks and parking lot of Dwenger. Soon after Mr. Crall ' s departure, the talent of Greg Herman was also lost. However, even shorthanded, the maintenance department succeeded in the continued cleanliness of the Dwenger campus. Masses, pep ses- sions, plays, blizzards, floods — these dedicated men always had everything ready no matter what the occasion Resting inbetween one of their many jobs are Diem Pham, Louis Esquivel, and Gary Meyers. Louie seems to be very glad that he has found the part he needed. Working with complicated tools is one of the things Gary Herman deals with every day. 24 Maintenance