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

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Greg Reszel shows his ability to fly without wings!?? Members of the Ski Club, left to right: Mike Mastran- gelo. Rob Joyce, Bernie Funck and Greg Wayer. While Mike Mastrangelo is a good skier, he doesn ' t quite match the finesse of Greg Reszel iLi !

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ACTIVITIES ELEVATE ENTHUSIASM French Club, First row: Kris Swenda, Amy Kennard. Karia Biberstine, Sue Palumbo. Susie Carroll, Lori Labundy Second row: Anita Brinker, Mrs. Simmons, Rob Joyce, Tim Dillon, Mike Orr, Peggy Bass, Laurie Ennis, Julie Prowant. I ilj Gymnastic Team, Row 1: Lisa Mueller, Diane Cuny, Jeanne Botteron, Cheryl Merkler, Debi Pelkmgton, Mary Farnbauch, Ann Erhman, Lee Snyder, Joyce Karst Back Row: Debbie Chou, Denise Clemens, Cindy Butler, Barb Merkle, Sue Niccum, Yvonne Clem- ens. Mary Eifert, Phyllis Avila Hockey Club, Row 1: Bill Busch. Mike Christman, Steve Busch, John Kaltenmark, Dan McGuire. Mike Labarera Back Row: Mr Pryor, Steve McNulty. Greg Raszel, Kevin O ' Dowd. Ed Gillir L.ff p,u,.i i „, i,,,n.. This year was marked by a lot of activ- ity by various clubs at Owenger. The two service clubs, the Key club and the Z-Club, once again served the school community. The four sport clubs, the Ski Club, the Hockey Club, the Gym- nastic Team, and the Soccer Club of- fered their members opportunities to participate in favorite sports. The French Club held regular meetings all year including a festive and tradi- tional Christmas party. They conclud- ed the year with their annual trip to Chicago. f iii§, ' 9.D- Key Club Officers, Back row: Mr. Ryan, Pete Haughan, Kevin Fosnaugh, John Nowlan Front row: Mike Peconge, Phil Reifen- berg. Z-Club Officers, Front row: Mrs. Bachman Back row: Bernie Rossi, Beth Eagan, Peggy Richardson, Not Shown: Jackie Dager.

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STUDENT COUNCIL PROVIDES LEADERSHIP HI III .| You could feel the love flowing when the Student Council threw a X-mas party for the Montessori children. The Student Council consisted of Bill Christman, Parliamentarian; t ary Maher, Secretary; Linda Wunderlin. Treasurer; Stan Bromberek. Boys V.P.; Chris Hatfield, President; Peggy Offerle, Girls V.P.; Mr. Frank Ray and Mrs. Sharon Kaltenmark, Moderators. BilH y Besides the Montessori party, the Student Council enter- tained children from the Mental Hospital. The dances this year provided for an evening of delightful entertainment. Santa (Marty Miller) was a special attraction during Christmas time. Among many of Chris ' duties was the pleas- ant task of announcing the ' 79 raffle winners. Student Council has accomplished an incredibly successful year. They have managed to break all records of achievement under the leader- ship of their president Chris Hat- field. Among their many activities were cushion and jacket sales, the Montessori childrens ' party, X-mas party at the State Hospital and Training Center, dances, raffle, and the clothing and cangood drive. Cushion sales proved to be the most valuable source of income for the council, enabling them to achieve their many goals. 28 Student Council