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

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Terry Neu Stefan Neubauer Gerry Neuhaus Dwight Nieb Dave Niedermeyer Jim Nolan Sue Nolan Brian O ' Rourke Julia Oser Joanne Oury Barry Owens Vince Page Carrie Pagliaro Karen Palumbo Michael Parks

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Freshmen instigated many activi- ties this year. In the spring they sponsored a car wash at Roger ' s Market on North Anthony. Even amid ram which could only help to clean those dirty cars the Fresh- men remained enthused and excit- ed. They even collected $88.50 which was put into their class trea- sury. Another project that the fresh- men participated in was the Fresh- man-Eighth Grade dance in the school cafeteria on May 18th. It was a huge success and helped con- vey to the incoming freshmen what Dwenger ' s social life is really like. Julie Logue Brady Long Dan Lothamer Ann Luley Mark Manno Laurie Mayers Sharon McBride Tom McClurg Mike McCormack Don McEvoy Tom McGuire Chris Mealy Jim Megles Kelly Mentzer Mark Merkle Debbie Merkler Gary Meyers Alice Miller Sue Miller Terry Mommer Beth Mumford Larry Murphy Julie Nagy Annette Nancarrow A. Freshmen girls live at the Freshman-Eighth Grade dance. B. Proof positive of Pam Dugan ' s big mouth.

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A uniqueness all their own Bill Ryan Bobbi Sanderson Steve Schenkel Judy Schenkel Mike Schleinkofer Elizabeth Schneider Mike Schnelker Jeanne Schroeder Ron Schrem Julie Shane Shawn Sherbondy Jim Shovlin Fred Siegel David Sisco Barb Smith Chris Smith Melinda Sordelet Mike Stanski Tammy Staup Laverne Stefanek Tern Steigmeyer Sue Stemau David Stem Patty Stier Don Strack Steve Straessle Freshmen, realizing the difficult role they had to play, surmounted all obstacles in their ascent to the top. They have only completed one- fourth of their climb but one can ' t help but believe Freshmen will win out yet. They overcame little an- noyances and misfortunes with calm dignity. Good leadership also helped Freshmen achieve a unique- ness all their own. in this very com- monplace world. In helping one another they helped themselves grow and understand what was ne- cessary to do. That three-fourths of the journey left won ' t be hard for this class. A, Freshmen receive communion at Mass. B. Julie Pequignot is thor- oughly absorbed in her English despite certain distractions.