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

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DWENGER BAND IN COMMAND The Bishop Dwenger Band, Back Row (L. to R.): G. Strack, C. Nist, M. Christian, J. Berghoff, C. Murray, K. Hensler, M. Mommer, T. Woods, J. Bueter, Mr. Woods, T. Daugherty, B. Herber, N, Andorfer, M. Schnelker, Q, Hoesli, J. Forte, M. Woods, M. Baker, J. Joyce, Row 4: D. Heck, J. Lothamer, M. Graven, L. Berry, T. Martin, J. Grutsch, B. Vande Zande, L. Pohl, K. Mueller, Row 3: L. Bender, N. Rignanese, L. Mueller, M. Grutsch, P. Koehl, S. Kersjes, Row 2: L. Snyder, C. Ferris, K. Smith, B. McKinney, D. Krouse, T. Andorfer, K. Schroeder, B. Koehl, J. Ehinger, K. Hall, K. McKinney, C. McManus, J. Yentes, Row 1: K. Luley, M. Schubert, L. Lowery, C. Meyer, S. Carroll, R. Pion, B. Boomer, M. Teders, J. Woodrum, B. Shane, C. Heck.

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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

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B.D. BAND ON THE MOVE The Bishop Dwenger band began its 78-79 school year just a few days after completion of the 77-78 school year, with the annual summer band program. After eight weeks of prac- tice the band attended band camp. In addition to preparing for all half time performances at all home games the band presented concerts and attended the NISBOVA contest. Despite all the excitement of the football season the marching band managed to receive an EXCELLENT rating in marching skills and perfor- mance. The band received a total of 14 gold medals and 7 silver medals in the NISBOVA solo ensemble con- test, and an EXCELLENT rating in the Symphonic band. The annual band trip was to Chicago and was a smash. The Bishop Dwenger March- ing and Symphonic band is the back- bone of school spirit and once again did an excellent job. The Bishop Dwenger Marching Band Flag and Rifle Corps Standing: Drum Major Tim Woods, Flags Beth Boomer, Chris Ferris, Lori Pohl, Bren- da McKinney, Nancy Rignan- ese, Lisa Mueller, Kellie McKinney, Kim Mueller, Re- nee Pion, Nancy Andorfer, Asst. Drum Major Bob Herber. Kneeling Rifles: Cin- dy Heck, Bonnie Vande Zande, Mary Woods, Lee Snyder, Kathy Smith. The band had such a successful paper drive that Bob Herber and Tim Daugherty couldn ' t fit them all in the truck.