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

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ull -..A Ng o ul J' fl, Although Mrs. Kendregan is very busy with her work, she always Mrs. Ocken is always sure to keep the attendance records accurate and up- has time for a friendly smile. to-date. r V? l 9 I 4 f I ,J M f Sister Bernice is always kept busy while attending to her various office duties. The tuition records are kept in perfect order as a result of Mrs Below's careful work. ACADEMICS 15

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Once again, the Guidance depart- ment helped many Bishop Dwenger students. Besides offering personal counselling to the students, Father john Pfister, Mr. Roy Walz, and Father Phil Suehr, with the help of Mrs. Barbara Piontek, gave nation- ally sponsored tests to the different classes. Fr. Pfister had the important job of acquainting the seniors with the colleges and universities. Mr. Walz was in charge of Administering the PSATXNMSQT to the junior class. The sophomores and fresh- men went to Fr. Suehr for assistance. The office help too, worked hard to keep the school running smoothly. Mrs. loanne Kendregan, Mrs. Ber- nice Ocken, Sister M. Bernice and Mrs. Clara Below used their excep- tional skills to make sure that all school business was efficiently trans- acted. . With the help of Mrs. Piontek, Father Phil Seuhr makes sure that all things are lined up for the underclassmen. How Do We Guide Thee: Let Us Count the Ways Mr Walz takes special care in helping the students plan for their futures. A.-mis. r--0 Father Pfister's desk is always kept piled high with the latest infor- mation from different colleges.

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Faculty Meets the Needs of a Growing School NB of--Q f ilk' , My - D 0 :S . Wm as 1, O I, W... ...f , -., I., . .W 'Y 52:4 y.3.: fl Q 5' .0 X. -.l. Ja Teachers find their meetings a good place to converse about their classroom activities and dis- cuss new teaching methods. Q 4 f QM Z- K. iv The saints welcomed eleven new faculty members to Bishop Dwenger this year. Mrs. Sharon Kaltenmark and Mrs. Sherry Rorick were added to the English Department, as well as, Mrs. Diana Wallace who became the first full-time Reading teacher. Mrs. Sheila Fink headed the Art Department, while Mrs. Susan Do- miniak assisted with the girls' PE classes. The Science Department had Mr. Richard Rollins and Mr. jeffrey Walker as new members. In the Religion Department, Mr. james Didier taught the New Testament and Mr. Richard Sparks Church His- tory. Mr. Richard Meyer became a member of the Math Department, and Fr. Terry Place took time out from his parish duties to teach three freshmen Religion classes.