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

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ORGANIZATIONS Organizations are an integral part of every school ' s structure. They strive to make each student aware of his individuality by reminding him of his duty in this world as an active citizen as well as a scholar. Our network of organizations also helps create a unified atmosphere within the student body instilling in each student a sense of his own peace within the Bishop Luers community. Finally, organizations provide an opportunity for group activity, creative or service, which stimulates a desire to extend oneself beyond the scope of high school life.

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It took determination, along with initiative and foresight to constitute an effective Student Council. The Luers or- ganization consisted of persons working for the good of the school and in the interests of the students. Introducing and carrying out new programs of intellectual and social nature was the main purpose of the Student Council. Under the guiding hand of Father Kent Hadjuk, O.F.M., the Coun- cil ' s meetings were held on alternate Tuesdays at 7:15. The fifty-two members were chosen on the basis of good character, responsibility, and leadership. Student Council A skating party at McMillan Park was one of the many projects initiated by the council. Fr. Kent discusses with Barb Bathursl and Tom Strabbmg the news of a previous meeting. The 1968-69 Student Council officers are: Sandi Mattingly. Vice-President; Jim Talarico. Sergeant-at- Arms; Jerry Fabini. President; Jim Garber. Treasurer; and Julie Wiltshire, Secretary.