Bishop Luers High School - Accolade Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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The body, the mind, and the hands all must be trained and developed to their fullest copacity. Several courses at Luers were geared to this idea. Freshmen enjoyed a year of physical education. This con- sisted of a full program of team and individual sports. Sophomores, who wished to improve their reading and comprehension skills, were offered a semester course in speedreading. The homemaker of tomorrow is trained in today ' s home economics courses to run an efficient and well organized household. Girls with this future in mind learned how to cope with the problems of running a modern home through the varied home economics courses offered at Luers. Finally, students with a bent towards the creative were able to express themselves through the art courses offered to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Audio aids were used in the speedreading course offered to sophomores. Sister Coiumbon ' s art class sketches the figure of Peggy Ramoge.

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The doors of the traveling bookcase ore always open to the industrious student. New Ideals World History students were required to put together history scropbooks The reading of current magazines is an integral part of the study of civics.

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Learning Through Doing ' Teddy bear, teddy bear, turn around. Teddy bear, teddy bear, touch the ground A new course offered in the Home Economics field was Home Nursing.