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

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YEARBOOK It wasn ' t easy. Fighting debts, disorganized lay- outs, overly creative section editors, tempers, and deadlines were almost more than could be handled. We ' re still not sure we succeeded. If it comes out at all it ' ll be a miracle. But miracles happen every day, don ' t they? Mrs. Griz, Kathy Arthur, and Mary Vastano held the fort. They deserve more than congratulations for the job they did, and I ' d like to give it to them. But I won ' t. They know how I feel. Two more people were also completely neces- sary. Mike Kleber and Jay Budzon did more than their share of work. Far more. To them the old stanza about above and beyond the call of duty applies. Many thanks. Sorry, Jay, but you ' re stuck next year, too. They ' ll need you. Thanks again to the wardens Mary and Kathy. I never got a picture of them with a bullwhip, but the staff knows. Do they know. . . To Mary (A, H), Kathy (B, F), Mike (D, G), Jay (E), and our ever-lovely Mrs. Griswold (C), many thanks. Steve Clifford (D, G), isn ' t really on the staff, but he helped us occasionally, and he takes such a fine picture we just couldn ' t cut him out.

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A. Betsy Eggers takes home homework for school and paper. B. Tom Reinhart is fascinated by his intellectually demanding work. C. Nancy Carroll works dili- gently, but still with a smile. D. Tom O ' Dowd examines a piece to see if it should stay or be cut out — literally. E. Sister Judith and Byron Braun push pencils and erasers (when it s necessary). Valiantly struggling to report the news as it happens, the Golden Trumpet staff has always been the center of a flurry of excite- ment. Crusading editorials, up to the month news, and Tuffy the Saint all must be ready by dead- line time. Continually winning awards for excellence seems to be as common- place as re-writing articles. One would have no problem understanding why if they glanced at the pic- ture on the page preceding this. Each person has special qualities for above normal standards. The intelligence and talent seem to jump out and scream, We ' re the ones. We make it work. Special commendations go to Sister Judith and Tom Maher, the rocks upon which the paper rests. Un- tiring pen-pushers and order-givers, these two are the focal point of every piece of finely written mat- erial that goes through on its way to being part of any issue. The Golden Trumpet has always dealt with controversial issues. The articles on morality, the drinking age, and the pop machine were prime examples of their goal to present ideas for the reader ' s en- richment. Very few people realize just how much work it takes to put out a class A paper. Deadlines and unwritten articles and a lack of ads all seem to pile up at the wrong times. Luckily, the Golden Trumpet staff is always equal to the challenge. They make it work . What comes out nine times a school year for most students is virtually an every day affair for the staff. It has to be. Getting a fine monthly paper out takes more than open mouths, strange socks, or a habit. It takes persistence, pat- ience, excellent writing ability, a pen, and scissors. Congratulations to an excellent paper and an equal- ly excellent staff. 19

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