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

Page 31 text:

Carnival Craziness Revived After five years the Bishop Luers carnvial was revived. There were various games set up around the gym along with a spook house, a Casino, Bingo, and lots of entertainment. Bill Eckrich MC ' d the event and Elaine Hilker was the clown. Student Congress members worked with the Father ' s Club to make it a hugh suc- cess. Mr. Leo Stronzcak and Tim Perry were the Chairmen. Everyone will be hoping the carnival will once more be an annual event. Students and children all enjoy the carnival. Below: Roulette wheels brings out the gamblers. Elaine sells her balloons. Below: She ' ll be a sharpshooter some day.

Page 30 text:

The Blizzard of 78 proved to be a vacation for we here at Luers. The blanket of white prevented life as we know it to be complete- ly altered for approximately two weeks. It gave everyone a chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The drifts of Snow Break snow were unbelievable in size and beautiful. Snow mobiles, four wheel drives, and our own two feet were the only means of transportation. This is a snow storm that hopefully only hap- pens once in a life time and one easy to forget. 26 FEATURES

Page 32 text:

Swing Choir Contest Despite the blizzard and the ener- gy crisis, the Fourth Annual Luers MIDWEST Swing Choir contest took place on Feb. 25. This year, besides the Indiana groups, three groups from Illinois and one from Wisconsin were invited to per- form. Out of the twenty schools, six were chosen to compete that evening for trophies and prize money. The Carmel Ambassadors came away with first place for the second year in a row. Fr. Fred and the Minstrels did another out- standing job of hosting the con- test. Third place Norwell Swing Set ' 78 Listen to the ones who sing of love! Sixth place Edgewood sings You are so Beautiful Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Larry Bower 28 FEATURES