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

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Spirit of Luers Pat Teagarden, Pete Ottenwelier. and Pat Sctiauer referee entertainment during the Key Club sponsored Freshman Party. Steve Spoltman raises ttie flag before morning class. Dave Baker ex plains a new game to a group of retarded children. Mike Adang John Azevado Tom Backofen Dave Baker Joe Barbieri Jeff Bauermeister Charles Berg Richard Dykhuizen Tom Ebbinghaus Jim Edwards Jim Gallogly John Gildea Mike Grimmer Dave Jordan Dennis Kelly Chris Kerr Dave Kintz Jim MacDonald Keith Moore Mike Ottenwelier Peter Ottenwelier Bill Pallone Richard Pendergast John Peterink John Powell Roger Rose Pat Schauer Dave Schmitz Dave Sholl Joe Sperone Steve Spoltman Bob Still Pat Teagarden Ron Wendein Eric Wilkinson Frank Young

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1969-70 Officers: Mike Ottenweller, vice- president: Jofin Gildea. sergeant-at-arms; Jim Gallogly, president; Ron Wendein, secre- tary and Jofin Petermk. treasurer. Key Club Exemplifies The Bishop Luers Key Club is a service organization which serves not only the school but the community as well. Moderated by Fr. Vernon Stark, O.F.M., the Key Club is an integral part of Bishop Luers. Responsible for setting up, taking down, and cleaning up after social functions and sports activities, the club members man the concession stands, park cars, and raise the school flag every day. The Key Club sponsors the freshmen and sophomore par- ties, and repaired and colored the fountain water every week for added spirit during the football and ba sketball seasons. As for community service. Multiple Sclerosis cannisters were distributed, a Mental Health Survey was taken, canned goods, toys, and clothing were collected for the needy at Miss Virginia ' s Home, and a Christmas Tree pick-up drive was conducted with donations going to the Crippled Children ' s Home, The Johnny Appleseed T.R.C. (training-recreation-cleanup) was undertaken by the members to benefit the mentally retarded. f Dave Kintz. along with fellow Key Club mem- bers, works at taking tables down before a dance. Dave Jordan, Joe Barbieri, and Scott Hall help out at Johnny Appleseed. Members listen while Jim Gallogly leads an evening meeting.

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t © r ' f %=wAi»-» cJ —J : If ' ' ji 1 HBaa 1 % Fr, Forest McAllister. O.F.M.. leads the Trees at a Christmas Concert performance. The Trees: FIRST ROW: Cindy Lomont. Karen Wilkin- son, Linda Wiltshire. Kathy Green. Jim Morrell. Mark Roberts, Kathy Rosswurm, Ron Wendeln. SECOND ROW: Barb Troutman. Dave Sholl. Linda Hanchar, Susan Reed, Chris Kerr, Joyce Richards, Dick Lowden. THIRD ROW: Pat Singleton, Lois Coffey, Peggy Worman. Diane Voors. The other Tree members absent from the picture are Linda Hickman, Monica Ehinger. and Jane Saul. Forest and the Trees Create Song Once again Father Forest and The Trees have brought fame to Luers. This organization, consist- ing of twenty-one members and under the direction of Father Forest McAllister O.F.M.. exists entirely for the reason of sharing the enjoyment of singing with others. The Trees have put on shows for the Sigma Beta Sorority at the Sheraton Hotel, at St. Theresa ' s parish, the Town House Retirement Home, Chil- dren ' s Home, at Luers ' Coffee houses, and for the Serra Club. They also went on tour through Ohio including the cities of Cincinnati, Dayton, and Lima duringthe Spring vacation. In order to become a member, you must be a sen- ior with a good singing voice. The Trees are picked by auditioningfor Father Forest in May. The Trees ' music committee is headed by Joyce Richards and Linda Wiltshire. Barb Troutman was selected as the secretary of the organization for 1969-70. The Trees perform during a break in the Fall Fashion Show at Luers. Joyce Richards sings a solo as other Tree members listen.