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

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To Open a Mind Is To Insure a Future After having met Father Bradan Boehman, O.F.M., one realizes the work and effort he puts forth and the vast knowledge of colleges and careers which he has acquired. Even though he is kept busy with other business matters, he never lacks the time for individual in- terviews in regard to the students ' schedules, problems, or future plans. After being ordained in June, 1959, Father Bra- dan taught religion at Holy Name High School in Esconova, Michigan. In 1962, he was transferred to Bishop Luers, where he taug ht religion until being assigned to his present position as full-time guidance counselor. In addition to heading the English Department, Father Florentine, O.F.M., teaches Spanish I and II, as well as English IV. Not only does he assist in the direction of the Drama Club, but he mod- erates the Film Club as well. Father received his Bachelor ' s degree at Duns Scotus College and training in theology at Holy Family College. Among others he has attended Notre Dome, Fordham, Colgate and Middlebury Colleges and the University of Mexico.

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Fr. Donnul Guiding the intellectual development of more than one thou- sand students is a difficult, somewhat awesome task requiring great ability and tireless energy. Capably fulfilling this role here at Bishop Luers is our own Father Donnul Suttman, O.F.M. Following his ordination on June 12, 1953, Father Donnul taught Algebra I and II, trigonometry, and Religion II at Roger Bacon High School in Cincinnati, Ohio. Along with his teaching duties there. Father also coached the freshman foot- ball and basketball teams. In 1963, he was transferred to Bishop Luers and succeeded Father Edmund Moore, O.F.M., as principal in June, 1964. Since then. Father Donnul has lead our student body to new heights of achievement in our academic and extracurricular endeavors. We are confident that under his competent lead- ership our school will continue to strive for excellence in the academic world. To him, we would like to extend our sincerest gratitude.

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Dedicated Toward Development Sister Mary Joellen, O.S.F., filling such positions as Dean of Girls and faculty advisor for the National Honor So- ciety, is a well-known figure around Luers. A new-comer to our teaching staff in the fall of 1965, she hails from Saint George High School in Hermann, Missouri, where she had instructed classes in English, Latin and Music. Sister received her Bachelor ' s degree from Saint Francis College here in Fort Wayne, and her Master ' s from the University of Notre Dame. In the summer of 1966 she began work on her doctorate at the University of Michi- gan. Presently she is teaching three classes of senior English, two dosses of freshman Latin, in addition to moderating the Glee Club. Father Conan J. Taylor, Dean of Discipline, strives to keep co-operative community spirit in the school and to keep it functioning as a learning institution. Father is interested primarily in the good of the students as a whole, and he encourages the students to offer their complaints and suggestions. This year Father Conan is teaching General Math, Re- ligion, Biology, and Health. He is spending most of his free time in writing a book on Lichenology. Father Conan has taught seven years at Bishop Luers. Be- fore coming to Luers, he taught thirteen years at Roger Bacon in Cincinnatti, Ohio. Father went to Duns Scotus College, to Xovier College where he earned a Master ' s Degree in Education and to the University of Cincinnatti where he got his Master ' s Degree in Science.