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

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Goes Midwest Huntington North takes 5th place Fourth place Maconoquah sings a sentimental ballad Fr. Fred is exhausted but never so proud Straight from Broadway comes 2nd place Marion FEATURES 29

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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

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On April 29 and 30, Bishop Luers presented Heaven Can Wait . The story of a boxer and his heavenly mix-up was acclaimed as one of the best plays ever done at Luers. The cast included — Bill Eckrich, Cliff Ward, Becky Berner, Kathy Clancy, Kevin Ox- ley, Rita Neher, Bob Lightbody, Mike Bonar, Rick Haffner, Dan Mattingly, Chris Logan, Paula Smith, Debbie Hooper, Chris Hickey, Vince Robinson, Sara Si- mon, Jon Coffee, Joan Connolly, Julie Mattingly, Kathy Pelter, Dave Hobson, John Pena, Anne Libbing, Jan Nartker, Maria Hor- ock, Jerry Rahrig, and Jim White. Many thanks to Ms. Imler, techni- cians and any others who contri- buted to this excellent play. Heaven Can Wait! Director, Ms. Imler, gives last minute instructions for dress rehearsal. Above: The closest Cliff will ever get to heaven. Below: Kevin and Kathy toast to their future That ' s the question, Inspector, Whodunnit?