Bishop Dwenger High School - Aureate Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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ANYONE??? And this is how it would look across two columns, points out Karen Hazelett. Linda Christian, Lynne Rodgers, Anne Flaherty and Sister Xavier are interested spectators. The cropping and pro- portioning of pictures are important aspects of layouts work in journalism classes. Left: Moderator, Stephanie Ringswald keeps the debate alive during Sophomore Eng- lish class, under the guidance of Sr. Chantal. Left: Discussions, talks, de- bates ... all of this belongs to speech. Marianne Sive, Susie Kane, Bill Junk, Frances Mannix, Tom Lombard! and the entire speech class are held spellbound by Debbie Hartman.

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LANGUAGES . Repeat it again, please! Cabrini ' s Spanish class. a phrase often heard by boys of Sr. Above: Meg Milbee and Fran Zbacnic speak French on the tele- phone. Sister Myra shows Mar- garita Lopez how to record the conversation. Janet Rosswurm and Michele Vance are boning up on their pronunciation as they wait to be recorded. Left: Better make that ' puer ' , directs Father Isenbarger as his Latin I class writes translations on the board. ' wwum, Left: Fr. Moschel ' s English Class seems to find a bit of amusement in something at the front of the room.

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Right: This is one of the more quiet days in the chemistry lab. Mary Kay Evans, Carol Graney, Jocille Gump, and Chris Rosswurm conduct an experiment to determine the amount of oxygen in air. Far right: Juniors Jerry Sullivan and Kent DeLucenay perform their experiment under the watchful eye of Mr. York. EXACTNESS PRODUCES Mr. Waning gives Luke Derheimer a few tips in mechanical drawing while the rest of the class labor over their masterpieces. How ' s it com- ing, Ken? Scholar Jim Forbing reviews multiplication and division of trigonometric functions, as ex- plained by instructor Dr. Ruiz.