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

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TWt U ORID OP C rOR: Richard Forbing Valedictorian Josephine Sollohub Salutatorian

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Mr. Gene Karst, Dwenger ' s mainten ance engineer, offers indispensable service with a smile. The maintenance crew works daily to keep Dwenger functioning in good order. Pictured, left to right: Richard Parrish, Bob Gunkle, Mike Parnin and Mark Strack. Efficient Staffs Provide Services Mrs. Margaret Halfmann attends to tasks of housekeeping for Dwenger ' s resident priests. Many cooks do not spoil the broth in BD ' s cafeteria. Kitchen staff includes Phyllis Walker, Crescentia Bonifas, Sharon Strack, and Annabel Gee, cafeteria manager.

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Dennis Kitt President The seniors are the standard bearers upon whom rest the hopes and dreams of Bishop Dwenger High. It is to them --the first graduating class --that all classes gaze: the freshmen with awe, the sophomores with envy, and the juniors with anxiety. After four years of labor, la- ment, and longing, the goal is attained and each one wonders Where did it all go, all the fun, the laughter, and the hard work? Where have the years flown? Participation and success are words with which the Sen- ior Class is most familiar. Only through hard work and long hours has success been possible. The seniors who comprise the Class of ' 67 have certainly left a high standard for other classes to strive to attain. Now, with a new chapter open before them, the seniors must write the story of their own generation. They can- not hope to keep its pages completely spotless, but they can firmly resolve to attempt to mold a better world. Later, when the dusty pages are reviewed in time, they will know that they can read the record with pride. Mary Evans Secretary Raymond McKenna Treasurer 17