Bishop Dwenger High School - Aureate Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)
- Class of 1982
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Gc 9;w 202 ?77bi5d 19S2 Bishop Dwenger High School Aureate V MOVIN ' ON UP! 9 Aureate 1982 Bishop Dwenger High School 1300 East Wash. Cr. Rd? : Fort Wayne, Ind.si Vol. 16 46825 Table of Contents; Opening Student Life Seniors Underclassmen p Sports fWademics lIN s Β£ Index Closing I k Opening I 900 V ebsler Street PO BOX 2270 ggQ .2270 B.D. Masses: A Beautiful Tradition 1 Shawn Kelly, Dennis Douglas, Dave Schenkel, Mrs. Oberstar, Fr. Shafer, Fr. Stieglitz 2 Lisa Vicars, Tracy Brase, Natalie Frato 3 Chorus 4 Sandy Bass. Lise Westropp, Beth Boomer. Mrs. Levy, Tony Andorfer 5 Fr. Shafer 6 Celebration of the Eucharist 7 The Eucharistic Ministers prepare to distribute Com- munion 8 The Induction Of the Eucharistic Ministers 9 Mrs. Cornell, Mr. Scudder, Fr. Stieglitz 2 Opening H _ Hkji ' IKj T ' ii vHfls |.V Jj M K Little Extras 4 Opening I. Varsity Cheerleaders 3. B.D. Band 3. Cast and crew of George Washington Slept Here 4. Pom Pon girls 5. Jackie Momper 6. B.D. Stage Band Opening 5 A Different View Of The Saints: Spirit Week 6 Opening Spirit Week is always a time for fun at B.D. Something new was tried this year, a color dayl Each class wore a different color, and students seemed to enjoy the variety. The traditional powder puff game was played, and the Seniors emerged tri- umphant. Spirit Week was especially exciting this year because B.D. was matched against Snider, contender for S.A.C. Championship. The students showed their enthusiasm at the pep rally on Friday afternoon. The Saints were really fired upl B P wC I H Hi 4 Juniors decorate the hall for Spirit Week 5 Lorrlne Guthrie. Jill Rosswurtn. Meg Schnelker. Gina Kostoff, Suzanne Brohman 6 Louis Gladieux ' s band performs for 50 ' s Day. 7 Junior powder puff team tries for a rally. 8 Homecoming court and Student Council President Steve Ehrman 9 Pete Prowant Opening 7 Students Lives 1. Jeff Newport, Greg Newport, Phil Fenker 2. Jodl Roberts i. Seniors support the Basketball team 4. Dan Zurbuch, Todd Hargis, Chris Kokenge, Kathy Schroeder, Jeff Storch 5. Fourth period Mechanical Drawing class 6. Sandy Bass 7. Rob Winkeljohn, Jennifer Zurbuch, Rosie Roemer 8. Seniors cheer on the football team 8 Opening Opening 9 Homecoming V-,; 1 iO Opening I Varsity Cheerleaders 3 B.D. Band. Pom Pon. and Rifles 3 Flag corps 4 Sean Marquardt, Susie Herber. Marie Teders 5 Mike Lauer 6 Joanne Stump, 1981 Homecoming Queen 7 1981 Homecoming court and parents 8 Football team lines up for another scrimage 9 First down for the Saints 10 Pom Pon girls perform for Homecoming 11 WK twd β W i {( 9 8 |Β v Β«SE|P PJl (T ' ' ,m ll t i _jlJb =: l Jst L. - I HT β it jb β y iCim ' W mm f i K rm S ]iM yi m Opening II Academics 1. Dan Hatfield. Anne McCormick. Lori Pohl 2. Kathy Schroeder 3. Sarah Randall. Shari Voigt, Jim Brown 4. Mark Colone. Steve Martin 5. Mary Jordan 6. Coffee Klatch with Mr. Gaughan 7. Mike Ohiman 8. Monique McCormick D Opening Opening B Saints Give It Their All - iiSn ' --- i ' - ' ; ' ES - - K ' Hli w I Jeremy Ouirk 3 Barb Fipp 4 Saints struggle for the ball 5 TOUCHDOWN 3 A victory huddle around the goalpost 6 Chris Pelkington 7 Saints prepare to score 8 Coach Johns explains the next play 14 Opening ' J Opening 15 . X- C 4? 16 Student Life 1. Mike Mastrangelo 2. Father Shafer, Father Stieglitz 3. Michelle Bovine 4. B.D. ' s band 5. Sandy Gallucci 6. Tim Goheen, Joe Collins 7. Pom Pon Girls m Student Life !7 Freshmen Ron Meier, Paul Vlaskamp. Becky Bendle, and Dawn Slamcka were confirmed by Bishop McManus. Β« Β« Gifts of water, wine, and the Holy Eucharist are offered during the mass. J This year, as always, the Bishop Dwenger Student Body participated in mass. The Mass is an intimate part of the lives of all of us at Bishop Dwenger. It is a time when we can come together and thank God for the many gifts we have received. Among these are the three major that Bishop Dwenger al- ways stresses: religion, family, and education. During the masses, we are always made aware of how important these things are. All of us appreciate the fact that we are lucky enough to have them. The Juniors, especially, were thankfull at the beautiful mass to honor them, and support them on Ju- nior Day. Bishop McManus honored us by saying mass on Bishop Dwenger Day. 18 Masses Father Shafer prepares us to receive communion. The students are always a big part of the Bishop Dwenger masses. We Thank The Lord! One of our privelages in attending a Catholic school is receiving the Holy Eucharist. Masses 19 h c fi r s p -- β β¬ c E i |i_. B fi-. β p ' Β«( n T ' . Β£ p . F _ Father Fortkamp chats with Father Jim after his talk. ' . ' Ln ct Some teachers sponsored a frog jumping contest at a Student Council meeting. Jackie Momper and Lori Locke are dressed for the Home- coming Pep Session When the entire school joins together for some reason, there was no denying that it was for something spectacular. Together the Dwenger Community showed support for athletic teams and enjoyed concerts put together by the band and chorus. There were also the unforgetable retreats that brought us closer to God as well as each other. We were given much good advice by Father Fortkamp r X) Assemblies J.V. Cheerleaders perform at a pep session. The Bishop Dwenger Community β Together Fr. Shaffer introduces our guest speaker for the Retreats. Assemblies 21 Dwenger ' s Shine Tl GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE, directed by: Michael Thompson Cast: Mr. Kimber Nick Henry Newton Fuller Mike Obergfell Annabelle Fuller Sandy Bass Madge Fuller Margaret Centlivre Steve Eldridge Joe Collis Katie Jenny Hatfield Mrs. Douglass Carolyn Bookmyer Clayton Evans Mike Schoenle Rena Leslie Anita Mark Hester Mikie Parks Raymond Todd Sandman Aunt Dora Gina Kostoff Legget Frazer Mike Gehl Tommy Hughes Tim Andorfer Sue Barrington Mary Eifert Miss Wilcox Sue Brainard Mr. Prescott Mike Mastrangelo Student Directresses: Theresa Wessel and Kim Karst Stage Manager: Wayne Bordner Stage Crew: Angie Centlivre, Mike Christen, Lori Freiberger, Patti Hudak, Barb Kucharski, Jeff Newport, Chris Osborn, Sue Pierce, Phil Poinsatte, Julie Schenkel, Steve Steger, Lori Westropp No. Hester, you simply cannot have tonight offi ' says Mrs. Fuller. I wish I had a boy like you, Raymond. Says Mrs. Douglass. I don ' t believe I ' ve met this gentleman. says Aunt Dora. Here ' s a bottle. Miss Leslie, but I ' m afraid we ' re a few ahead of you. ' says Newton. Don ' t worry, I ' ll catch up. says Rena. 22 Fall Play Please don ' t shout. You will frighten Uiyssesl says Colonel Dinwiddle. You ' re bleedingi exclaims Cindy. The Prince in the kitchen washing dishes? Nol cries Cathy. c i n d e r e I I a You must dance with the Prince and you have You must keep your eye on Cindy. Do not let her speak to lose your slipper. I explains Toby. to anyonel says Mrs. Vanundersquire. R e V j s i t e d A Toby Show Directed by Michael Thompson Toby β Rusty Burdge Cindy β Kim Karst Mrs. Vanundersquire β Sandy Gallucci Colonel Dinwiddle β Jeff Snyder Sophia β Libby Scheiber Mauderina β Cathy Rolfsen Student Directress β Gina Kostoff Take me out to the ball game. sings Jane Klineman as fan, Sarah Randall looks on. Children ' s Play 23 Once Upon A Mattress Directed by Micheal Thompson Music Directed by Delana Levy Choreography by Beth Schiebel Technical Directress. Kim Bloom CAST: The Minstrel Sandy Bass Prologue dancers Jessica Jenne, Felicia Simler, M.M. Obergfell. Princess 0 Debbie Luley Wizard Rob Winkeljohn Lady Larken Kathy Robison Queen Aggravain Gina Kostoff Prince Dauntless the Drab . . Mike Obergfell King Sextimus the Silent . Mike Mastrangelo The Jester Todd Sandman Sir Harry Paul Quigley Princess Winnifred the Woebegone . . Anita Mark Lady Rowena Karia Woods Lady Lucille Cindy Kinerk Lady Beatrice Beth Boomer Lady Mabelle Colleen DeGrasse Lady Mildred Michelle Shaffer Lady Stella Libby Scheiber Lady Rosa Mary Clare Murphy Lady Veronica Barb Kuchaski Lady Ann Kim Karst Lady Emily Julie Cox Lady Michelle Mikie Parks Sir Studley Jeff Snyder Sir Luce Tim Andorfer Sir Harold John Allgeier Sir Rudolf Jon Gerahty Sir Louis Mark Szkudlarek ORCHESTRA: Violin β Ann Sunderland, Sarah Randall) Clair- inet β Mrs. Sue Jehl, Mary Hoeveli Trumpet β Jim Avila, Jim Bueter, Rich Siegeh Trombone β Sean Marquardt, Tim Slattery, Tom Steig- meyeri Electric Bass β Tony Andorferi French Horn β Dave Kaltenmarki Flute β Becky Teders, Chris Field, Sue Carroll) Percussion β Louie Gladieux Mitch McKinnie, Kathy Chris- ten, Bass Clarinet Cindy Schneider) Piano β Marie Teders. CREW: Student Directress: Carolyn Bookmyer) Staff: Janice Carcione, Liz Bakle, Kim Brubaker, Joe Rogan, Mary Thompson, Denise Snyder, Terri Dahm, Wayne Bordener, Steve Steger, Teresa Wessel. !, ' :.««⒠I 24 Spring Musical Spring Musical 25 Saints Alive 26 Saints Alive Hfl B Jv H i 11 P 0W Saints Alive 27 1 Dwenger Spirit Marches On Flag girl Judy Lothamer executes her routine with grace. This year the band was especially impressive. The members were di- rected by Sue Jehl. The student leaders were Marie Tedars and Sean Marquardt. They the band through many excellent performances. Their efforts were appreciated at half- time and at concerts. The band also successfully competed in several contests. l98l- ' 82 Band, (front) Marie Teders. Beth Boomer, Julie Woodrum, Ellen Ehinger. Chris Feilds, Sue Herber, (middle) Cindy Scheider, Laura Johnson, Mary Hoevel, Ruth Keating, Dave Kaltenmark, Karia Woods, Jim Kearns, Pat Koehl, Rich Seigal, Jim Beuter, Jim Avila, Lori Freiberger, Tina Bender, Jerry Berghoff, (back) Alan Nicholson, Mark Ehinger, Tom Steigmeyer, Bill Rooney, Sean Marquardt. Tim Slattery, Jeanine Ehinger. Ed Rogan, Tim Andorfer, Bill Rentz, Tony Andorfer, Paul Vordran, Chris Wolfe, (standing) Rick Auer, John Alexjun. Paul Vlaskamp, Mitch McKinney, Ed Koehl, Jon Geraghty. Colleen DeGrasse. Amy Prowant. NOT SHOWN: Louie Gladieux. Kathy Kristen l98l- ' 83 Orchestra: (front) Beth Boomer, Julie Woodrum, Paul Vorndran, Chris Wolfe, Jerry Berghoffi (middle) Bill Rentz, Tom Steigmeyer, Tim Slattery, Sean Marquardt, Marie Tedersi (back) Tony Andorfer. Jim Avila, Rich Siegal, Tim Andorfer, Jeanine Ehinger, Jim Beuter. 23 Band Band 29 4a chorus: (front) K. Robinson. B. Bendel. C. Stoody. C. Kinerk, A. Rice, J. Racine. 4b choruS: (front) B. Kucharski. L. Scheiber. S. Fipp. K. Munson. D. Luley. M. McKinny. S. Herber. S. Randall. M. Braiin. Mrs. Levy, (middle) A. Dimberrio. L. j. Kleinman. N. Thissen. Mrs. Levy, (middle) N. Farwell. A. Hunt. L. Bakel, Perugini. G. Mogan. P. Vlaskamp. T. Neiderholtmeyer. M. Severs. C. Harbor. C. D. Karstene. J. Federspeil. J. Carcione. S. Brell, (back) R. Bierbaum. L. O ' Boyle. B. Boomer. J. Cox. L. Martin. M.B. Thompson. D. Kaltenmark. J. Bergh- Johnson. M. Dubelko. L. Menzor. J. DeGrandchamp. T. Sandman. J. Ail- off. J. Devine. J. Gerahty. A. Dimberrio. geier. S. Marquardt. G. Poinsette. 5a choruS: (front) K. Burlage. J. Momper. M. Luley. M. Caccenno. D. Munson. K. Woods. M. Dieser. Mrs. Levy, (middle) L. VanAllen. M. Johnson. J. Snyder. T. Andorfer. S. Bass. D. Onest, (back) M. Shaffer. D. Snyder. M. Sclederek. M. Gehl. G. Kostoff. M.C. Murphy. Mike Mastrangelo and Mike Obergfell perform a thanksgiving skit. Much practice goes into the performance of the chorus. 30 Chorus r j ' t, .11., ' i- k Concert ChoruS: (front) J. Momper, C. Kinerk. K. Roblson, M. Obergfell. J. Snyder. D. Luley, A. Mark, S. Bass. M. Teders. Mrs. Levy, (middle) K. Burlage. M. Johnson. M. Shaffer. T. Sandman. T. Andorfer. K. Woods. G. Kostoff, (back) L. Bakle. D. Snyder. M. Luley. T. Andorfer, J. Allgeier. S. Marquardt. The Sound Of Music The chorus backs up Lise Westropp. Chorus 31 Student Council Steve Ehrmati: Student Council President Student Council Officers: Margaret Centlivre, girls Vice President, Jane Cumming. Secretary; Brian Kinniry, Parliamentarian! Anita Mark. Treasurer, Mike Sasko. boys Vice President (kneeling:): Steve Ehrman, Presi- dent ' -f .- The annual canned food drive was initiated by the To break the monotony, teachers heeded a suggestion Student Council to having a frog jumping contest Margaret Centlivre and Colleen Ryan helped out at the Montessaurri Parly. The Student Council was an active part of the Dwenger community this year. They sponsored the mon- terssarri party and some dances. Their main concern, however, was getting the Student Body more in- volved. They started many projects to do this. Their gift to the school was a donation toward the purchase of new computers. R -i BtiA: The Student Council sponsored the annual Montessaurri party 32 Student Council i. Winklejohn, Mr. Phillips, L. Freiberger, R. Winklejohn: The Key Club was so busy they never had time to pause for Science Club a group shot. L e a r n i n T h r o u A c t i V i t y Amy Dimberio, K. Woods, M. Kumfer, J. Dippold, Poinsette, J. Poinsette, Anne C. Ryan, S. Voigt, Mrs. Backman, L. Ryan. K. Paterson. Z Club Dimberio. Latin Club J. Cox, J. Kelly, M. Thompson. S. Shrex. S. Jentegen. Mrs. Nelson, T. Brosi, D. Brown. M. Maslrangelo, R. Winklejohn. M. Syclederek: Speech Club J. Jenne, M. Jcders, Mrs. Simmons, N. Henry, M. Orr: French Club Clubs 33 Saints Abound In Sports Club The 1981-82 Hockey Club (back) J. Pikel. M. Olhman, J. Kallenmark, J. Busch, J. Moreau. M. Christen. M. Mastrangelo, C. Barktus, B. Busch (front) M. Dahle. S. Forte. T. Guinn, J. Shupe. J. Pikel. J. C β’3 31 II jr- J J I The l98l- ' 82 Soccer Club (back) J. Wiegand. T. Lothamer, T. Labarbera, S. Martin. M. Saske. J. Busch. R. Riefenberg. B. Busch. J. Merz, T. Goheen, D. Schenkel. L. Tippman. D. Martini (front) M. Obergfell. P. Groves. D. McGuire, A. Dieser, M. Reeder. T. Bender. D. Douglass. B. Chambers, M. Smeltzly, N. Knapke l98l- ' 82 Ski Club Officers: Mike Mastrangelo. Maureen Jhel. Nic k Henry, Julie Schenkel. This year the clubs were very active. They performed many services and upheld the high standards of Bishop Dwenger High School.The students were active in the sports club. The Soccer Club won the city titlel They learned through the expereinces they had in the club, and had fun doing it. 34 Clubs Clubs 35 Editor Jenny Koch and Moderator Mrs. Cornell discuss deadlines Activities section-editor: Carolyn Bookmyer 36 Yearbook Photographers: John Freiburger and Bob Uecker Somehow, in the constant confusion of this year, we finished! Working closely with Mrs. Cornell, we rushed to meet deadlines. We picked up last minute photos at Watter ' s, too. We worked into the first week of summer β often finding ourselves locked out of school. U r Y e a r b o o k S t a f f Mary Romie: Mugs section-editor; Jenny Kochr Editor Liz Blake, Academics sec- tion-editor. Yearbook 37 Their Page I. l98l- ' 82 Golden Trumpet staff, (standing) Bob Cartaux, Mark Colone. Cfirls Field, Sue Fipp, Dave Carstens. Dan Huhn. (seated) Chris LaVigne, Cathy Tkacz. (kneeling) Bob Uecker. Mark Szkudlarek. 2. Mary Beth Thompson sets up a layout for the newspaper. 3. Michelle Shaffer concentrates on finishing on time. 38 Newspaper 4. Ms. Kennell helps out Cathy Tkacz as they work on another edition of the Golden Trumpet. 6. Ms. Kennell was a great help to all those on the newspaper staff. 5. l98l- ' 82 editors of the Golden Trumpet are Mary Beth Thompson. Dave Kaltenmark. Terri Dahm. and (kneeling) Mike Mastrangelo. Their moderator was Ms. Kennell. Not Shown is Michelle Shaffer. F Newspaper 39 β 1 HP 1 H H KvfS r i - K s i i i 1 2 h= K ' . H m S ' S ,-β M ' -t gi H lj ft . Hm A 1 M K ' r A IfeH ' β V H 13 β mp r ' β This year ' s Senior Pom Pon girls are: Princess Apollo, Beth Martin, (front) Ellen Daughtery, Anita Mark, and Brenda Ulshafer. The squad performs during a basketball game. Once again, our Pom Pon Squad began work in the summer. They prepared for and attended the Superstar Drill Team Camp at Ball State. There the squad won many awards, these were: Individual ribbons for routines, the spirit Pom, and trophy for Home Rou- tine. All of the work that the girls put into the routines was greatly appreci- ated at the home games. The Pom Pon Squad really deserves a great deal of thanks for all of the time and effort that they invested for us. l98l- ' 82 Freshmen Pom Pon Girls are Liz Perigini, Laurie Hallert. Michelle Croy. and Kim Alverez. Beth Floyd seems involved in the festivities. Another excellent performance by the Pom Pon Squad! 40 Pom Pon The Pom Pon girls are a highlight at home games. Pom Pons In Review The l98l- ' 83 Pom Pon Squad: (back) Molly Tippman; Alison Hunti Cindy Moser Sandy Linder, Beth Floyd, Laurie Wayer. Susan Newelli (middle) Lisa Arata, Jenny Hatfield, Monica Pursley, Jeanine Beeler, Kelly Newellj Maureen Jehli (front) Anita Marki Ellen Daughteryi Brenda Ulshafer, Princess Apollo, Beth Martin. L Pom Pon 41 ' 8l- ' 82 Freshmen Cheerleaders; Alice Luardei Julie Simari) Kari Biberstinei Lisa Ratliffi Maggie Hatfieldi Amy Ellison β 8l- ' 82 J. v. Cheerleaders; Julie Dumasi Lisa Hayden Michelle BovinCi Denise Page. Leann Learchi Patty Ryan. Cheerleading is a demanding sport which begins in June and ends in March. Our season started out with summer camp which was at Valparaiso. As one squad, the Varsity and the Junior Varsity won first place for every cheer performed and qualified for Grand National Competition. We received other awards for our pom pon routine, notebook, spirit and individ- ual talents. We were also chosen as the best all around squad. During the school year, we had several fund raisers, prepared pep sessions, decorated lockers and many other things. The B.D. cheerleaders took on quite a different look this year. With the addi- tion of three male cheerleaders, our spirit and mounts soared higher than ever. We owe much gratitude to our modera- tor, Mrs. Nelson. Without her help and patience, we wouldn ' t have made it through the yeat. Varsity co-captains; Jodi Roberts and Sue Westendorf. 42 Cheerleading ' 8l- ' 83 Cheerleaders, back β J. Siman, A. Luarde, M. Hatfield, K. Biberstinej A. Ellison, L. Ralliff , Mrs. Nelson middle β J. Dumas, L. Hayden, P. Ryan, D. Page, L. Learch, M. Bovine: front β J. Schenkel, L. Locke, C. Ryan, S. Westendorf, J. Roberts, M. Lynch, J. Momper, K. Burlage. w e A r e S u P e r I ' 81 ' 82 Varsity Cheerleaders: Kelly Burlage, Sue Westendorf, Jackie Momper, Lori Locke, Colleen Ryan, Jodi Roberts, Margret Lynch, Julie SchenkeL Cheerleading 43 Once In A Lifetime? MILLE GRAZIE SANDBAGGERS 1 n V Β ' ' m In the spring of 1982, Fort Wayne was threatened by a flood. The only defense against the rising waters was the dikes But someone had to build them. Thou- sands volunteered their time. School was dismissed so that students could aid the city. We were thanked for our help, it seemed people suddenly realized our po- tential. But, we were not alone in our f ightl There were alot of people out there, teachers, tool Even at the telethon, Mr. Tiereny wrote and performed a song. We ' d like to thank THEM for always hav- ing beleived in usi ! THE KIDS ARE TTORIFIC A , il , I THAT HELPED FIGHT THIS - 44 Flood Floods 45 National Honor Society: (back) Rob Winlclejohn, Mike Scheonle. Jon Bill. Brian Conly, John Busch, Dave Schleinkofer (middle) Carolyn Bookmyer, Mary Romie. Sue Kajuch. Barb Fipp, Sally Shreck, Kelly Burlage. Sandy Gallucci, Beth Boomer, Lori Bender. Sue Westendorf. Bob Bloom. Mr. Gaughan. Mrs. Jackson (front) Mike Mastrangelo, Phil Poinsette. John Kaltenmark. Jean Weigand. Sandy Bass. Marie Teders. Bob Jhel, Mike Orr. Newly chosen members of the N.H.S. were inducted A The senior members of the N.H.S. show us why they were chosen There were many outstanding people who brought honor to Bishop Dwenger High School this year. They proved themselves to be among the top ranking scholars and ath- letes and Christians. These students re- ceived special thanks through awards and honors. 46 Recognition Congratulations Recognition 47 Left to right: Mrs. Johnston, Patty Seculoff, Rick Locl(e, Phil Poinsatte, Mr. Meyer, not pictured Jean Racine Remember . . . Springbreak . . . some lay in sun while others shoveled snow . . . Both good times . . . Fake articles for Whalen outlines . . . Being able to register and vote Ray for Rep . . . finally winning city in soccer . . . wanting school to end quick but already missing your friends . . . Mr. Gaughans swim in the pond . . . skipping Psy. class . . . Graduation . . . Going on . . Alright . . . take out a sheet of paper . . . Counting down days until College Prep was over . . . Senior Retreat and Save the Ducks . . . Football team going to Lafayette Jeff . . . Flood Days , , . A.M. and her baby mice . . . Goodbye doesn ' t mean forever . . . Woodbox Parties . . . G.N. ' s experience in the hallway Anthony Andorfer Princess Apollo Steve Archacki Kathleen Auer Phyllis Avila Susan Bailey Rhonda Banaslak Rebecca Baron Kevin Barwiler Malinda Bassett Gregory Bauer Daniel Beiswanger Robert Bloom Seniors 49 Nicholas Bobay Beth Boedecker Elizabet h Boomer Wayne Bordner Patrick Boylen Timothy Brames Teresa Brase Suzanne Brohman Timothy Brouwer Robert Bruce William Busch Cheryl Cameron Debbie Cameron Cynthia Carpenter David Carroll Robert Carteaux Margaret Centlivre Joseph Chapline lii B IftA H Michael Christen Charles Christensen Christopher Clark Terrance Cochran Mark Colone Mary Dahm Ellen Daugherty HHIMW Β«l Bryan Conley Jane Cumming Bonnie Dager Jennifer Davis Jeffrey Dawley Christina Dhillon Gina Difilippo Mary Difilippo James Dixon Mary K. Donovan Dennis Douglass David Dugan Jeanine Ehinger Stephen Ehrman Mary Eifert Gary Emerick Maryann Ensley Mary Evard Lisa Eaurote Phillip Fenker Stanley Ferrier Kippi Eox Susan Eriedrich Michael Fuller Christopher Furge Sandra Gallucci Angela Garrett Michael Grutsch 52 Seniors Christine Hadley Lisa Hamilton Todd Hargis Richard Harkenrider Brian Hartman Daniel Hatfield Laurinda Heidenreich Lisa Henry Nicholas Henry Mary Hoffman William Hoffman Sherri Hogan Mark Holly Diann Hutsell David Jankowski Andrew Jasper Jessica Jenne Seniors 53 Mary Jordan Peter Kajuch John Kaltenmark Lisa Kammer Shawn Kelly Richard Kienlen Benedict Kim Cynthia Kinerk Mary Klingenberger Kirsten Knapke Christine Kohrman Christine Kokenge Kelly Kopson Regina Kostoff Debra Krouse Amy Krueger Elizabeth Lahrman Timothy Landstoffer Michael Lauer David Lawrence Jeffery Lepley Teresa Lepely Ronald Linder Richard Locke Theresa Long Judy Lothamer Theresa Lothamer George Lowery Joseph Luarde Deborah Luley Mary Ann Luley Margaret Lynch Stephen Martin Michael Mastrangelo Anne McCormick Seniors 55 Margaret McDonald Daniel McGuire Mary McLaughlin T.J. McLaughlin Patrick McMahon Carol McManus Charles McNulty Jane Mensing Robert Michelbrink Kelly Mitchell Michelle Moser Kimberly Mueller Jeanelte Munson Mary Clare Murphy Molly Newell Gregory Newport Jeffrey Newport 56 Seniors Kimberly Nist Mark OBoyle Susan O ' Morrow Michael Obergfell Martin Ohiman Michael Ohiman Kevin Osborn Marceil Patterson Laura Petruccelli Jeffrey Pikel Joanne Plant Lori Pohl Seniors 57 Philip Poinsatte Phillip Potosky Kathleen Price Peter Prowant Matthew Pruden Jean Racine Angela Riebenack Karen Roach Joanna Roberts Kathleen Robison Mary RoricK Colleen Ryan Michael Sasko Kathleen Sauter David Schenkel Lisa Schenkel David Schleinkofer Kathryn Schneider Robert Schneider Kathy Schrocder Julie Schuster Patricia Seculoff Scott Shuir Michael Siman Felicia Simler Michael Smeltzley Scott Sorg Stephen Steger Linda Stoody Jeffrey Storch Christopher Strack John Straessle Joann Stump Kelly Sullivan Marie Teders Mary Thissen Mary Beth Thompson Lisa Tippmann Elizabeth Turner Brenda Ulshafer Jeffrey Ummel Lisa Van Allen Sandra Villanueva Shari Voigt Becky Vorndran Karen Wagner Thomas Ward Jean Weigand Susan Westendorf Lise Westropp Robert Widner James Woenker Julie Woodrum Not Pictured: Mary Burns Kathy Hoang Matthew Richardson Mark Yaney Daniel Zurbuch 60 Seniors Seniors 61 Senior Achievements John Adams Dan Alter β Liturgy Comm. II, I2i Key Club 13. Football 9. K). II. 13, Track 9. K). II, 2 Wrestling 9, 10, Hi Lector Server II. 13, Tony Andorfer β Musical 9, K). II. 13, Cho- rus 9. 10. II. 13, Princess Apollo β Pom-Pon 9, K). II. 13, Baseball Manager 9, K). II, Steve Archacki β Golf II. Kim Askins β Z-Club II, Basketball 9, Vol- leyball 9. Kathy Auer Phyllis Avila β Track 9, 10, II. 13, Cross Country II, 13, Susan Bailey Rhonda Banasiak Sandy Barile Becky Baron Kevin Barwiler John Basse β Orchestra 9, 10, Play 9, Newspaper 9, Ski Club 13, Science Club 9, 13, Greg Bauer Dan Beiswanger Lori Bender β Orchestra 9, Ski Club 13, Z Club II, 13, Bob Bloom β Mayors Youth Comm. II. 13, Liturgy Comm. II. DAR Good Citizen of Al- len County 13, Key Club 9. K), II. 13, Basket- ball 9, K), II, 13, Baseball 9, 10. II, 13, National Honor Society II, 13. Nick Bobay β Golf 9. Beth Boedecker John Blume Beth Boomer β Fall Play 10, II, 13, Musical II, 13, Chorus 10, French Club II. 13, Z-Club II, Wayne Bordner β Crew Fall Play Musical II. 13, Ski Club 0. II, Key Club 9, K). II. 13, Soccer 9, K). II. 13, Patrick Boylen Tim Brames β Football 9, Lector Server 10. II. 13, Tracy Brase β Homecoming Comm. 13, Play II, Stage Crew la French Club 9, K), II, 13, Julie Braun β Newspaper II, Stage Crew 9, Bowling 9, Yearbook II, Suzanne Brohman β Homecoming Comm II, 13, Tim Brouwer β Basketball 9, 10, II, 13, Tony Bruce β Football 9, Mary Burns β Bowling 9, Bill Busch β Student Council Off. 9, Stage Crew 10, Newspaper 9, 10, Hockey 10, II, 13, Football 9, Cheryl Cameron β Newspaper 9, Art Club 10, II, 13, Debbie Cameron β Student Council Rep 11, Stage Crew II, French Club 9, 10, II, 13, Ski Club 10, II. 13, Cross Country 9, Nat ' l Honor Society 11, David Carroll β Student Council Rep. 9, Newspaper 9, 10. Yearbook II. Ski Club 9. K). 11. 13, Key Club II. 13, Bob Carteaux β Newspaper 9. 10. II. 13 Yearbook 9. 10. II. 13, Science Club 9, Margaret Centlivre β Student Council II. 13 Class Officer 10. II, Plays 9. 10. II. 13, Stage Crew 9. K), French Club 9, Track Manager II. 13, Wrestling Tuffy 9. 10, Joe Chapline β Football Manager II. 13, Wrestling Manager II. 13, Sandy Chochoiek β Fall Play 10. II, Candy Chou Mike Christen β Stage Crew 13, Orchestra 10. 11, Ski Club 9. 10. II. 13, Hockey 9. 10, II. 13, Key Club II. 12, Chuck Christensen β Yearbook 13, Key Club 13, Chris Clark Cindy Carpenter Terry Cochran Mark Colone β Student Council 9. 10. 11, Newspaper 10, II. 13, Yearbook 10. II. 13, Bryan Conley β Key Club 10, II. Officer 13, Track 9. K). II. 13, Cross Country 9. 10. II. 13, Tutor 13, Lector Server II, 13, Nat ' l Honor Society II, 13, Jane Camming β Student Council 9, 10, II, 13, Class Sec. 13, Musical II, French Club 9, K). II, Officer 13, Ski Club II, Z Club II, Tennis 9, K). Ill Swimming 9, 10, Bonnie Dager β Drama 9, 10, Terri Dahm β Student Council II, 13, Stage Crew II, 13, Newspaper 9, 10, II, 13, Aureate II, Ski Club 9, Z Club 10, II, 13, Pastoral Care Team II, Cheerleader 9, Lector 9, 10. II. 13, Ellen Daugherty β Student Council 9. 10. II. 13, Stage Crew II. 13, Ski Club 9. II. 13, Basket- ball 9. Volleyball 9. Pom-Pon 10. II. 13 Jennie Davis β Basketball 9. 10. II. 13, Vol- leyball 9. 10. II, Track 9. la Jeff Dawley β Newspaper II. 13, Ski Club II. 13, Key Club K . II. 13, Football 13, Basketball 9, Golf II. 13, Baseball 9. K). II, 13, Chris Dhillon β Baseball Manager II, 13, Jean Didion Gina Difilippo Mary Difilippo β Student Council 13, Key Club 13, Z Club 13, Jim Dixon β Football 9, 10, II, 13, Basketball 9, K), Track 9, K), 13, Wrestling II, 13, Key Club II. 13, Mary Kay Donovan β Lector II, Dennis Douglass β Key Club II. 13, Basket- ball 9. Baseball 9. K). II. 13, Dave Dugan β Key Club II. 13, Football 9. K), II. Jeanine Ehinger β Musical Orchestra K), Basketball 9. 10. II. 13, Track Manager 9, Steve Ehrman β Student Council Pres. 13, Spanish Club II, Ski Club K). II. 13, Mary Eifert β Student Council Rep II, Fall Play 13, Yearbook 13, Ski Club 10. II, Z Club 9, Medical Careers Club II, Gymnastics 9. 10, Track 9, Cheerleader 10, II, Pep Club 13, Honor Roll 9, II, Gar Emerick β Football Manager K), II, 13, Maryann Ensley β Student Council Project 13, Karen Erb Mary Evard β Love Comm. II, Chorus Spring Musical 9, 10, Newspaper 9, Z Club 10, Lisa Faurote β Track 9, Phil Fenker β Football 9, 10, II. 13, Basketball 9. la Track 9. 10, Stan Ferrier Kippi Fox Natalie Fralo β Fall Play II, Sue Friedrich Mike Fuller β Football 9. 10, II, 13, Chris Furge Sandy Gallucci β Love Comm. 11, Plays II, 13, Chorus 9, 10, Spanish Club 10 II, 13, Ski Club 10, II, 13, Gymnastics 9, 10. 13, Track II. 13, Angle Garrett Mike Grutsch β Musical Orchestra 10. II. 13. Track 13, Chris Hadley Lisa Hamilton β Yearbook Head Photogra- pher 13, Art Club 13, Ski Club 10. II. 13, Track 9, Todd Hargis β Student Council Project 13, Lector 9. 10, 11, Rick Harkenrider β Key Club II. 13. Track 9. 10, II. 13, Cross Country 9. 10. II, 13, Lector Server 9. 10. II. 13, Brian Hartman β Basketball Manager 9, Dan Hatfield β Football 9, Laurie Heidenreich β Art Club V.P. II. Pres. 13, Lisa Henry Nick Henry β Student Council Rep. 10. II, 13, Plays 9, II. 13. Newspaper II, French Club II, 13, Ski Club II, 13, Key Club II, 13, Tutor 13, Server II, Nat ' l Honor Society II, Kathy Hoang Mary Hoffman β Student Council Project II, Z Club II, 13, Scott Hoffman β Student Council Project 9, K), Play 9, Stage Crew 9. la Ski Club 9, Wrestling 9, Sherri Hogan Mark Hollyβ Student Council Rep. 9, Foot- ball 9, Track 9. K). II, Cross Country 10. II. 13, Dan Huhn β Yearbook Photographer 13, Karen Huhn β Basketball 9, Track 9. la Diann Hutsell Dave Jankowski β Basketball 9. 10. II. 13, Key Club 13, Andy Jasper β Football 9. 10. II. 13, Baseball 9. 10, Bob Jehl β Student Council 9, II. 13. Officer 10. Stage Crew K), II. 13, Newspaper 9. 10. II. 13, Yearbook Photographer 9. 10. II. 13, Ski Club 9. 0. 13, Key Club 10. II, 13, Football 9, 0. 11. 13, Track 9, Wrestling 10. II, 13, Tutor 13, Nat ' l Honor Society II, 13, Jessica Jenne β Talent Show II, 13, Newspa- per 10, II, French Club 10, II, Lector 10, II, John Jockel β Ski Club la Wrestling 9, 10, II, Mary Jordan β Home Room Rep 9, Student Council Projects II, 13, Stage Crew 9. Art Club 9. 10. II. Officer 13. Z Club 13. Bowling K). II. 13. Pete Kajuch β Stage Crew 9. II. 13. Newspa- per K). II. 13. Key Club 13, Wrestling II, 13, Soccer 9, 10, II. 13. John Kaltenmark β Student Council Rep. 9, 10. II. 13, Ski Club 9. K . II, 13, Hockey 9, 10, II, 13, Key Club 10, II, Football 9, la Golf 9, Baseball 9, 10, II, 13, Tutor 13, Nat ' l Honor Society II, 13, Lisa Kammer Shawn Kelly β Student Council Rep. II. 13, Ski Club 10. II. 13, Key Club 10. II. 13, Soccer 9, K). II. 13, Wrestling 9, K). II. 13, Rich Kienlen β Science Club 9. Medical Careers Club 9, Ben Kim β French Club 9, Track 0, Wres- tling 9, Cindy Kinerk β Stage Crew 10, Newspaper 9. 10. 13, Spanish Club 10. 13, Mary Klingenberger β Lector 9. Kirsten Knapke β Homecoming Comm 10. 11. 13, French Club II, Ski Club II. 13, Z Club II. 10, Lector 13, Chris Kohrman β Plays II. 13, Stage Crew 13, Chris Kokenge β Homecoming Comm. 9. 10, Newspaper 9, Spanish Club II. 13, Ski Club 9. 10. II. 13, Z Club 9. 10, Track 9. la Tutor II, Kelly Kopson β Homecoming Comm. II, Student Council Rep. 10. Play 10, Stage Crew 9, Z Club II. Gina Kostoff β Fall Play 10. II. 13, Spring Musical 9. 10. II. 13. Newspaper 9. 10. II. 13. Lector II. Amy Krueger β Gymnastics 9. Deb Krouse β Basketball 9. 10. II. 13. Volley- ball 9. 10. II. 13, Track 9. 10 II. 13, Tim Landstoffer β Student Council Rep. 13, Ski Club 9. 10. II. 13, Hockey 9. 10. 13, Track 9, Mike Lauer β Student Council Rep. 10. Key Club 10. 13. Football 9. 10. II. 13, Basketball 9, Baseball 9, 10. II. 13. Dave Lawrence Jeff Lepley β Stage Crew 9, 10. Theresa Lepley Ron Linder β Science Club 10. Tutor II, Lector 10, Rick Locke β Senior Class Pres. 13, Home- 63 Seniors Senior Achievements room Rep 9. 10. Oi Spanish Club II. 2; Theresa Long β Ski Club) Judy Lothamer β Z Club ll Theresa Lothamer George Lowery β Football 9. K). Golf 9. 10. II. Q, Key Club 11. Joe Luarde β Ski Club 9, 10, II, Q Wrestling 9, Debbie Luley β Fall Play 10, II; Chorus 9. 10, II, Q, Z Club 10, II, Q, Mary Ann Luley β Newspaper 10, II, I2i Art Club 9, 10 , Z Club 10, II, D Margaret Lynch β Student Council 9, Qi Spanish Club 2, Cheerleader 9. 10, II, D, Ines Maraldo β Spanish Club II, Z Club Hi Anita Mark β Student Council Rep. II, Offi- cer 2, Drama 10, II. Q, Science Club 10, Medical Career Club Id Track Manager 9, 10, II, 12, Pom-Pon 9, 10, II, 12, Beth Martin β Student Council Rep. 12, Stage Crew 12, Pom-Pon 9, II, 12, Steve Martin β Student Council Projects 9, 10, II, 12, Hockey 9, Soccer 10, II, 12, Mike Mastrangelo β Student Council 0, officer II, 12, Drama 10, II, 12, Stage Crew 10, 11, Newspaper 9, 10, II, Yearbook 9, 10, II, 12, Ski Club 9, 10, II, Pres. 12, Hockey 9, 10, II, 12, Key Club 10, II, 12, Science Club 0 Medical Careers Club officer 10, Football 9, Track 9, Tutor 12, Nat ' l Honor Society II, 12, Anne McCormick β Student Council Rep. 9, la Key Club 12, Margaret McDonald Dan McGuire β Student Council Rep. 12, Ski Club 9, K), II, 12, Hockey Club 9. 0 Key Club II) Tennis 11, Wrestling 9) Soccer 10, II, 12) Mary McLaughlin T.J. McLaughlin β Football 9, 12, Pat McMahon β Basketball 9, Id Baseball 10, II, 12, Carol McManus β Track 9, 10, II, 12, Cross Country 10, II, 12, Chuck McNulty β Student Council Pro- jects 10, II, Jane Mensing β Z Club 10, II, 12, John Merz β Home Room Rep. 9, 10, 12) Spanish Club Id Ski Club 9, K . II, 12, Key Club 9, 10, II, 12, Soccer 9, 10, II, 12) Rob Michelbrink β Football 9, 10, II, 12, Track 9, 10, II, 12, Kelly Mitchell β Chorus 9. 0, Paul Malnor β Football 9, 10, II, 12, Wres- tling 9, 12, Paul Moreau β Football 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, Shelly Moser β Art Club II. officer 12, Kim Mueller β Student Council Projects II, 12, Ski Club 10, Jeanette Munson Mary Clare Murphy Eric Nelson β Student Council Rep. II, 12, Ski Club II, 12, Key Club II, Football 9, 10, II, 12, Molly Newell β Student Council Rep. 9, Greg Newport β Student Council Rep. 9, Art Club 9, Key Club II, 12, Golf II, Wrestling 9. 10, II) Jeff Newport β Fall Play 12, Ski Club II, Key Club II, 12, V-P 12) Football 9, K). II, 12, Track 9, 10, II, 12, Kim Nisi β Drama 9, 10, 11, Stage Crew 10, II, John Nolan β Football 9, Wrestling 9. 10, Mark O ' Boyle β Ski Club 9, 10, Susan O ' Morrow β Mike Obergfell β Class Pres. 10, Drama 9. 10, II, 12) Key Club 10, II, Pres 12) Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12) Football 9. 10, II, 12) Wrestling 9) Lector la Marty Ohiman β Football 12, Basketball 10, II, 12, Mike Ohiman β Student Council Rep II, 12, Ski Club 10, II, 12, Hockey 9, 12, Tennis K . II, 12) Golf K). II, 12) Mike Orr β French Club 9, K3. II, 12) Key Club 9, 10, II, 12, Football Manager 10, II, 12, Basketball Manager II, 12, Tutor W, Natl Honor Society II, 12) Kevin Osborn β Basketball Manager 9, 10, II, 12) Marcie Patterson β Love Comm. II, Home- coming Court 12) Z Club 10, Brian Patton Michele Peconge β Track 9, 10, Wrestling Tuffy 9, 10, Lori Pequignot Jeni Pesa Denise Perago Mark Peters β Newspaper 11, Football 9, 10) Basketball 9, 10, II) Baseball 9. 10. II. 12) Matt Pruden β Ski Club 12, Key Club 0. 12, Football 9, 10, II. 12, Basketball 9. KH Track K), Laura Petruccelli β Love Comm. 10, Jeff Pikel β Ski Club II, 12, Hockey 9, K , II. 12) Key Club Ih Football 9, Golf 9, Joanne Plant β Student Council Rep. K Track 9, Lector 12, Lori Pohl Phil Poinsatte β Class officer 9, 10, II, 12, Stage crew II, 12, French Club 9, K), II, Key Club K), II, officer 12, Football 9, 10, II, 12, Tutor 12, Lector 10, II, 12, Nat ' l Honor Society II, officer 12, Phil Potosky β Football 9, 12, Basketball 9, 10, II, Kathy Price Pete Prowant β Student Council Project K), 11, Football 9, Wrestling 9, Jean Racine β Home Room Rep. II, Matt Richardson Angle Riebenack Karen Roach β Basketball 10, Jodi Roberts β Student Council Rep II, Z Club 9, Medical Careers Club 11, Cheer- leader K), II, 12, Lector II, Kathy Robison β Drama 10, II, 12, Spring Musical K), II, 12, Mary Rorick Colleen Ryan β Student Council Rep. 12, Newspaper 12) Latin Club 12) Ski Club 12, Z Club 10. II. 12, Pres 12, Tennis 9, 10, II, 12, Cheerleader 9, 10, II, 12, Lector K3, II, Mike Sasko β Student Council Rep 11, V-P 12) Ski Club 9, K), II, 12, Key Club 10, 12, Medical Careers Club II, Pres. 12, Soccer 9, K), II, 12, Football 9, KX Kathy Sauter Dave Schenkel β Student Council Rep 9, 10, 12, Spanish Club II, Ski Club 9, 10. II, Hockey II) Key Club 10, II, 12, Soccer 9, 10, II, 12, Football 9, Lisa Schenkel β Tennis 9, 10, II, 12, Dave Schleinkofer β Newspaper 9, 10, Edi- tor II, 12, Speech 12, Kasey Schneider Bob Schneider β Key Club II, 12, Football 9, 10, II, 12, Julie Schuster β Class V-P 9, Pat Seculoff β Class Sec. 12, Stage Crew 10, Z Club 10, II, 12) Tutor Ih Scott Shull Alison Silk β Basketball 10. II. 12, Volleyball 9, 10, II. 12) Track 9. 10. II. 12, Mike Siman β Stage Crew K), 12, Newspa- per 10, 12, Art Club 12, Spanish Club 9i Ski Club 12, Key Club II, Football 9, Basketball 9, la Track II, 12, Felicia Simler β French Club 12, Spanish Club II, 12, Lector 10, Mike Smeltzley β Key Club 10. II. 12, Football 9, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, II, 12, Soccer 10. II. 12, Scott Sore β Wrestling 9. 10, Stephen Steger β Football 9. 10. II. 12, Linda Sloody β Spanish Club 12, Bowling 11, Jeff Storch β Medical Careers 10, Wres- tling 9) Chris Strack β Medical Careers 9, 10, Wrestling 9) John Straessle β Newspaper K), Spanish Club II, Joann Slump β Homecoming Queen 12, Stage Crew 9, French Club II, Z Club 0. II, Kelly Sullivan β Z Club II, 12, Spanish Club 12, Medical Careers Club 9, Tennis 9, 10, 11, Marie Teders β Musical Orchestra 10, II, 12, Accompanist 9, K3, II. 12, French Club 9, 10, II, Pres. 12, Z Club II. 12, Tutor 12, Nat ' l Honor Society II. 12, Beth Thissen β Art Club 12, Ski Club II, 12, Z Club 12, Mary Thompson β Stage Crew 12, Newspa- per II, 12) Lisa Tippmann β Student Council Project K), II, 12, Spanish Club II, Ski Club 9, K), II, Beth Turner β Ski Club 10, 12, Yearbook 12, Z Club 10) Soccer Manager II, 12) Wrestling Tuffy II, 12) Love Comm. Kh Brenda Ulshafer β HomeRoom Rep 12, Pom- Pon 12, Jeff Ummel β Student Council 12, Stage Crew la Kev Club 9, 10, II, 12, Football 9, Basketball 9, 10, II, 12, Lisa VanAllen Lisa Vicars β Newspaper 12) Yearbook K), French Club 9, K), Ski Club 12, Z Club II, 12, Track 9, 10, II, 12, Sandy Villanueva β Z Club II, 12, Shari Voigt β French Club 9, Id Z Club 10, II, 12, Becky Vorndran β Basketball 9, 10, II, 12, Volleyball 9, 10, II, 12, Track 9, Id Karen Wagner β Track 9, 10. II. 12) Tom Ward β Football 9, Jeam Weigand β Ski Club 9, 10, II, Z Club 9, 0, Basketball 9, 10, II, 12, Volleyball 9. 10, II, 12, Tennis 9, 10, II, 12, Sue Westendorf β Student Council Rep. 12, Newspaper 12, Latin Club 12, Z Club 10. 12, Cheerleader 9, 10, II, 12, Lise Weslropp β Student Council 9, 10, Musicals 9, 10, II, 12, Spanish Club 9, K), II, 12, Bob Widner β Football 9, K), II, 12, Jim Woenker β Football 9, 10, II, 12, Julie Woodrum β Band Mark Vaney β Basketball 9, 0. II, 12, Dan Zurbuch β Newspaper 12, Yearbook 12, Ski Club II, 12) Football 9, 10, II, 12) Track II, Seniors 63 64 Seniors Seniors 65 66 Seniors 1. Anita Mark and friends. 2. The Prom Court 3. Goodby Doesn ' t Mean Forever 4. Rick Locke Steve Ehrman 67 Prom β ji-iM- ' ' ifc- β β T ' Ci. .V m ' β % ' Z w- B- . ' β : - , ; v%-- ' K A β t β t β i ' rβ :v =β -%?! ' ' mH H H β β β vW|iPii fl H ! Anita Mark Molly Newell Margaret Centlivre 68 Prom Angle Garrett; Margaret Centlivrei Joann Stump Kim Nisi; Molly Newelh Anita Mark; Jane Cumming Good Bye Doesn ' t Mean Forever Jane Cumming Joann Stump Prom 69 I Baccalaureate Mass Mike Orr receives his Air Force Scholarship. Seniors receive honors at Baccalaureate dinner. Valedictorian, Dave Schleinkofer, and Salutatorian, Bryan Conley are congradulaled Lori Ryan, ' 82- ' 83 Student Council President addresses the Seniors by Bishop McManus. 70 Baccalaureate Graduation: The Final Step Graduation 71 fi L tk. - _ ..L - IM ' ' Eβ - ii EΒ£ Bb jS BHri A. Joyce Harber B. Jane Boyce C. Powder Puff D. Maureen Jehl E. Mike Leeuw F. Chris Elward G. Andy Deiser H. Rob Winkeljohn I. Mike Ward J. Sophs a Junior at Rec i Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Norb Knapkei vice-president, Paul Quigley. treasurer, Dave Kinniry. president, Laura Michelbrink, secretary, Mrs. Simmons Mr. LaBrosse, moderators. Remember . . . being uniors . . . get the gun . . hating Heathcliff . . . Macbeth and Lady Macbeth murdering Duncan . . . writing Journals in Sr. Dolo- res ' class . . . Junior Day and all its fun . . P.G. and his fifties day dress . . . M.G. trying to blow every- one up in Chemistry Class . . . playing the Hindu game in Mrs. Cornell ' s Class . . . labs to write up all the time . . . P.L. ' s upside downs ... all the fun on weekends . . . Mr. Tone playing the drums during History class . . . fun Algebra II and Trig . . . helping till all hours with the flood and keeping the dike . . . getting out of school to help with the flood . . . snow days . . . Lord of the Flies . . . the surprise party for Miss Jackson during seventh period . . . Life is a bite . . . yelling at the games . . . N.K. ' s letter in the Golden Trumpet . . . HAVING A LOT OF FUN . . . Sr. Dolores ' letters all over the board that were impossi- ble to decipher . . . working at Saints Alive . . . set- ting up for the Prom . . . going to Florida over Spring Break . . . the Christmas formal . . . term papers for Miss Jackson . . . being upper classmen . . . having a TERRIFIC year and anticipating being Seniors. Tl Jj 74 Juniors β ' β’ Β«l ' Tim Anderson Lisa Arata Jim Avila Matt Baker Liz Bakle Mike Balser Jeanne Barrett Karen Bass Brian Beard Jeanine Beeler Julie Bender Patrick Berghoff Jon Bill Darren Bloebaum Mike Blume Drew Bobay Tim Bobay Judy Bobilya Julie Bobilya Carolyn Bookmyer Karen Borden Bill Bougher Frank Bougher Jane Boyce T.J. Brandt Becky Brown Jeff Brown Mark Bruns Rusty Burdge Kelly Burlage Juniors 75 John Busch Louis Cambre Sandy Cameron Janice Carcione Greg Carey Debbie Carteaux Brandy Chambers Kelly Christie Joe Collis Tim Coonan Sean Crowley Cathy Dahle Kathy Daugherty Renee ' DeGrandchamp Juniors Contribute Spirit Andy Deiser Kate Delaney Maureen Devine Jon Didier Amy Dimberio Mark Dippold Pat Donavan Diana Drees Robert Duehmig Jenny Dumas Ellen Ehinger Cris Elward Tom Fabian Ann Farnbauch Don Farreil Todd Farreil 76 Juniors lit Louis Cambre and Rich Rogan express opposite views about their Dwenger lunches. Bill Kartholl glances at his score after a rough test. Nancy Farwell Barb Fipp Robert Fischer Beth Floyd Rob Forte V: . i β Β° Freiburger Lorrie Freiburger Cyndi Fuller Marty Gaughan Deb Gibson Louie Gladieux Dan Goetz Tim Goheen Pete Groves Paul Gump Anita Gunckel Lorraine Guthrie Chip Hall rW af SS W ' ' Jurjiors 77 Juniors Strive For Excellence Jackson Hallaert Keith Hartman Jenny Hatfield Connie Haughan Jenny Heminger Mark Hendericks Suzie Herber Martha Hickey Amy Hile Joe Hilker Tom Hipskind Tim Holly Bridget Houlihan Patti Hudak Kurt Huneck Alison Hunt Thomas Hutsell David Isaacs Maureen Jehl Stephanie Jentgen Michele Johnson Susan Kajuch Kim Karst Phil Keating Anne Kelly David Kinnery Norb Knapke 78 Juniors Dan Knorr Jennifer Koch Ed Koehl Leesa Kohrman Daniel Krabach Angie Kraft Tony Kraft Tom LaBarbera MjBy Mike Langin Mike Leeuw Sandy Linder Mary Lineman Lori Locke Nancy Lothamer Paul Luarde Ann Maniscalo Sean Marquardt Monique McCormack Erin McDonald Kristen McGraw John Merkler Mark Merkler Chris Meyers Laura Michelbrink Juniors 79 Jackie Minick Jacqueline Momper Jeff Moreau Cindy Moser Susan Musick Greg Nelson Kelly Newell Juniors Build Friendships Mary Niccum Jerome Nix Mike Nowlan John O ' Boyle Mary Obergfell Katie Ohiman Paul Onest Dave O ' Shaughnessy Art Parks Mikie Parks Ann Passino Linnea Passino Kelly Patterson Kurt Patterson Joel Pecoraro Chris Pedersen Chris Pelkington Ted Pemberton Cathy Peters Sue Pierce Kevin Pion Jenny Pokrzywinski Amy Prowant 80 Juniors Monica Pursley Paul Quigley Steve Quillin Amy Quirk Jeremy Quirk James Racine Rick Reifenburg Chris Renner Adam Rice Pat Roberts Rich Rogan Theresa Rohling Mary Rolfsen Mary Romie Jill Rosswurm Laurie Ryan Rhonda Ryan Todd Sandman Juniors 81 Juniors Grow Through Faith Chris Sanford Sandy Sarrazin Kim Schall Liz Schenkel Julie Schenkel Lynne Schleinkofer Lynn Schneider Meg Schnelker Mike Schoenle Laurie Schramm Sally Schreck Matt Schubert Theresa Selby Michele Shaffer Steve Shane Julie Shank Tina Shull James A. Shuman Denise Snyder Donna Sommers Dan Sordelet s 1 β¬ t ' -- I Cathy Dahle partakes of the Holy Eucharist during a Dwenger Mass celebration. V- I can ' t believe it. says Adam Rice. We re finally finished with Macbeth. 82 Juniors A.J. Stabelli Tricia Stein Pat Stein Ron Sterba Chris Stock Cindy Stoody Griff Suelzer Melissa Syndram Sherry Thompson Chip Tippman Jim Tippman Vince Tippmann Phil Tobin Don Uecker Carl Van Allen Rebecca Van Allen George Voirol Michael Ward Lisa Watercutter Jan Weigand Rob Winkeljohn Jacqueline Wittkamper Mary Woenker Laura Zies Jim Ziliak Camera Shy Danya Airgood Mike Dahm Mark Junk Bill Kartholl Teresa Wessel Juniors 83 For All That Has Been . . . Thanks For All That Is To Come . . . Yes April 23, 1982 was a very fun-filled day that is sure to be remembered by all the Juniors. Ju- nior Day 1982 began with a Mass celebrated by Fr. Shafer and Fr. Steiglitz. With a theme, For everything that has been, thanks . . . For ever- ything that is to come, yes. , the Juniors re- flected on their duties as Catholic adults, next year and throughout their lives. After the Mass, the Juniors were dismissed for the day to enjoy the afternoon with their friends. Some students left the confines of Ft. Wayne to picnic and party at Pokagon State Park. Others drove to Chain-0-Lakes State Park to enjoy the beautiful, sunny afternoon in a similar manner. Some students went to par- ties at friends ' houses. The day was capped with a casual dance in the Dwenger cafeteria. Most Juniors attended and found this to be a perfectly rowdy end to Junior Day 1982. 84 Junior Day The choir ' s excellent singing accompanied the Junior Day Mass. Dave Kinniry ' s Inspiring words with background of the theme of Chariots of Fire made the day even more special. The Juniors enjoyed a delicious luncheon at the Heritage House, as shown here by Lisa Arata and Kelly Newell. Junior Day 85 Sophomores The Sophomore class officers: Tim Joyce, President-, Chris Baron, Treasurer; Tim Szuhaj, Vice- President; Scott Loftus, Secretary; Mrs. Sophn and Mr. Tierney, moderators. Remember ... not being a Fresh- man anymore . . . Geometry is fun . . . trying to find leaves and wildflowers for the Biology col- lections . . . dissecting frogs, worms, etc. in Biology . . . work- ing at Saints Alive . . . proofs in Geometry . . . the nitro squad . . . dizzies . . . sand-bagging . . . getting poison ivy . . . the crewcuts at the end of the year . . . Transcendentalism . . . the Snider Homecoming Game . . . the soccer Supreme Team . . . the first ever Toga Dance . . T.H. ' s party . . . J.R. in American Lit ... mellow out . . . the April Fool ' s Dance . . . finally able to receive letter jackets . . . be- ing the first class to have sex education . . . taking Driver ' s Ed . . . Mrs. Hinkle ' s tests . . . hav- ing a lot of fun . . . new Biology teachers . . . finally being older than somebody . . . the Pythago- rean theorem ... so many Soph- omores on crutches . . . not sit- ting in the bleachers for Mass anymore . . . wearing red on Col- or Day . . . going places over Spring Break . . . being able to pick on the Freshmen . . . cheer- ing for the Class of ' 84 . . . Health class . . . having a great year and looking forward to being Juniors (upperclassmen) next year. 86 Sophomores John Alexejun John Allgeier Sue Alter Tim Andorfer Chris Baron Chris Baetkus Peggy Bassett Beth Battreall Kelly Bauer Rhinda Beiswanger Tim Bender Jerry Berghoff John Berghoff Rick Biddle Rita Bierbaum Larry Beisiada Dana Bishop Matt Bobay Christine Bonahoom Kevin Bougher Michelle Bovine Three sophomore pom-pon girlsi Molly Tippmann. Lorl Wayer, and Sue Newell. i , V I mk Sue Brainerd Chris Brames Sarah Brell Mary Brinker Mary Bromberek Tricia Brost Sophomores 87 Sophs Show Style Debbie Brown Jim Brown Kevin Bruns Mary Bubb Jim Bueter Anne Bundschuh Mike Burdge Kevin Burns Kevin Cagnet Dan Cambell Sean Campbell Tom Campbell David Carstens Angela Centlivre Ron Chochoiek Kathy Christen Krisann Christman Donna Clark Mark Clark Paul Clemens Greg Cox B Julie Cox Colleen Crowley ' -- Cindy Cummings 1 Greg Dahle J . Matt Dahm iril Teresa Davich (r Mark Davis Monica Davis Jeanne DeGrandchamp , A? I H tΒ fSi ' m m. f a 88 Sophomores Colleen DeGrasse V , Rhonda Dimke XL-- . Judy Dippold Ed Dobosz MelJnda Douglass Sean Druley Julie Dumas Mark Eifert Kristine Faurote Chris Field Steve Forte Ann Freiburger Jeff Fuze Tim Gallaway Amy Galloway Mary Kay Garrett Mike Gehl Steve Glllig Sophomores 89 Sophs Succeed Dave Gladieux Sylvia Gonzalez Jim Grant Chris Griffith Theresa Grill Roberta Grime Todd Haner Joyce Harber Steve Harber David Hartman Michael Hartman Lisa Hayden Mike Heidenreich Terri Heinz Karen Heminger 90 Sophomores Tracy Henry Michael Herald Tom Hermanns Mary Hoevel Richard Hoffman Ken Honekamp Kevin Hubert Tim Isaacs Mari JankowskI Students display various reactions to their class ranging from boredom to rapt interest. i- ' Chris Jasper Jenny Jockel Laura Johnson Jaye Joslin Tim Joyce David Kaltenmark Joe Karkoski Janet Kelly Kevin Kelly Virgil Kemper Terri Kienlen Leslie Kiiioran Brian Kinniry Linda Kleber Jane Kleinman Theresa Klingenberger Patrick Koehl Beth Koester Sophomores 91 Dave Kosiarek Mike Kraft Barb Kucharsk: Michelle Kumfer Denlse Lambert Kathy Langin Tom Larkner Chris Lassus Dan Leazler Julie Lepley LeeAnn Lerch Donna Lobacz Scot Loftus Therese Logue Kathy Long Tim Lorenc Paula Lueken Stephanie Lynch Mike Malnor Barb Maniscalo Susan Mayers Nora McDonald Mary McDonald Renee McLain Kathleen McMahon Ed McMurray Cheryl McNulty Lana Mentzer Gus Miller Mike Mills Sophs Grow In Spirit 92 Sophomores ssr - Gina Mogan Tim Moreau Mike Moser Karen Munson Paul Murphy Pam Neu Mr. Tierney, have you brainwashed Tom Campbell and Bruce Walker into stealing that television for you? Peggy Neu Barb Neuman Susan Newell Mark Newport Mina-Chau Nguyen Dave Nolan Rick Noll Shelly Nycum David Orr Sophomores 93 Saints Of ' 84 Chris Osborn Denise Page Susan Paige Diane Palermo Tina Pappas Ann Pecoraro Lisa Perkins Greg Petruccelli Jeanette Poinsatte Ann Powers Matt Raftree Sarah Randall Brian Ray Mark Reader Karen Reith Lewis Reith Chris Reitzug John Renner 94 Sophomores Kevin Rentschler Bill Rentz Jacky Riemen Deborah Riley Mark Ringswald Steve Roach Carolyn Robison Rosie Roemer Randy Roffelsen Joe Rogan Michele RonzonI Vince Rorick Lori Rutsey Teresa Samson Deborah Sarria John Sauter Lisa Schall Tim Schalt Libby Scheiber Cindi Schneider Jennifer Schneider Carole Schoenle Chris Shamo Rich Siegel Carol Slamecka Mark Slater Caren Smith Jeff Smith Cindy Snyder Jeff Snyder Shelly Steele Matt Steger Amy Steigmeyer Sophomores 95 Tom Steigmeyer Amy Stock Ron Straessle Louis Stump Matt Szuhaj Tim Szuhaj Jim Taylor Theresa Thissen A Great Year For Sophs Molly Tippman Christy Tippmann Matt Ulrey Tina Van Allen Molli Van Auken Richard Vicars Maria Vinci Mike Voorhees Bruce Walker Philip Ward Laurie Wayer Dan Weingartner Kelly Welch A.J. Wessel i i ' i 96 Sophomores - K If-i X ' M,;.; Β«β -i Mk Lori Westropp Cheri Whitaker Terry Winkeljohn John Witham Chris Wolfe Karia Woods Sarah Yaggy Bryan Yarde Amy Yarnelle Billy Yarnelle Jennifer Zurbuch Missing Tom Guin Patty Ryan Cary Zoch Barb Kucharski participates in the Spring Musical. Sophomores leave in an orderly way from Mass. Sophomores 97 Freshmen The Freshmen Class Officers: Mr. Bloom, moderator! Maggie Hatfield, treasurer; Kris Kinniry, Vice-Presidenti Janet Ulsharer, President! Mary Ann Bookmyer. Secretary-. Mrs. Bachman, moderator. Remember . . . calling everyone to see If they were in your classes . . . getting lost on the first day . . . listening to Mr. Gaughan ' s famous speech . . . your first dance . . . meeting so many new people . . . learning a new language . . . Mrs. Johnston ' s hard tests . . . reading Hobbitt . . . sending and receiving carnations on Valentine ' s Day . . . getting crushes on everyone . . . square dancing in Gym class . . . Mr. Bloom demonstrating wrestling on S.C. . . . the lunches . . . forgetting your tie . . . D.M. trying to high jump and then missing the Porta-Pit . . . bad- minton in Gym . . . Mr. Koester loving Napoleon . . . Mr. Scudder ' s religion written in Swahili . . . trying to memorize all the algebraic theories . . . getting a letter but not being able to get a jacket ... I Love Rock and Roll . . . participating in High School ath- letics . . . sharing a locker . . . throwing each other into the showers on your birthday . . . Mr. Koester making four Freshmen kneel against the wall with hands behind their backs and noses touching the wall . . . setting up for Saints Alive during Gym class . . . studying for our first finals . . . looking forward to being Sophomores. r 98 Freshmen Wayne Ahr Kim Alvarez Troy Anderson Sandra Arens LaRoyce Arnold Rick Auer David Barnes Whitney Battreall Hal Baur Bettina Beard Chris Beck Christy Behn Becky Bendele Christina Bender Ed Berghoff Kari Biberstine Dawn Bierbaum Steve Blume Mary Ann Bookmyer Laura Boyce Bart Bradley Freshmen 99 Finally In High School Mary Brainerd Joe Brames Bill Brandt Michelle Braun Lori Brown Kim Brubaker Cindy Bruns Jim Bundschuh Todd Burlage Mario Caccamo Rodger Capps Scott Carciilo Dan Carey Paul CeckowskI Theresa Chambers Ann Christman Julie Ciminillo David Clemens Pat Clemens Anne Couch Jill Cox 100 Freshmen Andrea Crossen Michelle Croy Maria Deiser Laura Delaney Tonia Derheimer John Devine John DeWald Anne Dimberio Kevin DImke Marsha Douglass Tim Drysdale Mary Dubeiko Mark Ehinger Lisa Ehlerding Amy Ellison Karen Favory John Federspiel Stacie Fenker Freshmen Id Frosh Show Ingenuity Susan Fipp Leanne Fischer Margo Fish Angela Flood Mandy Fogel Chris Freiberger Jill Galloway Jon Geraughty Bonnie Gindling Jason Gladieux Mark Gloudemans Paul Goodwin Rhonda Gordon Eric Grudowski Kris Grutsch Eric Gunckel Chad Hageman Laurie Hallaert Susan Hamilton Carol Harber Kris Harges Tim Hargis Diane Harper Chris Hartman Brian Hartzog Maggie Hatfield Catherine Heglas Theresa Henry Neil Herald Troy Hershberger 102 Freshmen Rae Hockensmith Jim Hogan Pat Holly Mike Honekamp Darren Hoppe Dan Houser Karen Hubert Theresa Huhn Janette Jacquay Laura Johnson Paula Jones i David Jordan Freshmen 103 Susan Kiser Jeff Kleber Karen Klingenberger Rick Koch Gena Kohn Chris Kokosa Kevin Krouse Scott Kumfer Frosh Show Spirit Steve Landstoffer Greg Lauer Kim Lauer Chris LaVigne Wayne Leazier Julie Locke Penny Long Amy Lothamer Diane Lothamer Mike Lowery Mike McKinney is caught stealing lollipops. 104 Alice Luarde Rick Luley David Martin Laura Martin Vince Mastrangelo John McCarthy Mike McKinney Mitch McKinney Susan McMahon Bill McManus Ron Meier Amy Merz Gene Miller Martin M iller Brad Mlllick Lori Moser David Munson Mark Nelson Freshmen 105 Great Class Of ' 85 Andrea Neumann Allen Nicholson Todd Niederholtmeyer Andy Niedermeyer Scott Nist Brigid Nix Mike Nolan Suzy Noll Tony Norwood Kathy O ' Boyle Christopher O ' Brien Donny Oberle Tim Offerle Chris Ogg Barb Ohiman Beth Ohiman Denise Onest Kim Osborn Ben Passino Andrea Perago Mike Perriguey Liz Perugini Mark Pesa Jim Pikel Kris Pilarski Julie Poinsatte Rick Poinsatte 106 Freshmen Andy Prowant Joel Pruden sa Ratliff Leeann Ray John Reith Karen Rentschler S -i Steve Rentz Eric Rhode Abby Rice Matt Rice De De Roach Shawna Robb Ed Rogan Dave Rohling Cathy Rolfsen Dave Romie Bill Rooney Mark Rossi Kathleen Ryan Kyle Sanders Stephen Sanders Jennifer Sarrazine John Schall Freshmen 107 Frosh Contribute Jim Scheiber Beth Schenkel Sam Schenkel Phillip Scherer f f ' it Steve Schimmele Dan Schrcck Bruce Schwartzberg Marjorie Secrest John Seculoff Mark Shamo Dave Shane Steve Shank f i Another Freshman boy added to the collection of Ann Sunderland, Mary Brain- erd and Wendy Winkeljohn. The student body participates at a Dwenger Mass. 108 Freshmen Marissa Shaw Tracy Shepherd Chris Shrader John Shupe David Siegwarth Michelle Sievert Julie Siman Dave Slater Dawn Slamecka Lisa Slaton Tim Slattery Ed Smith Mark Smithivas John Snyder Tim Sommers Rob Sordelet Sarah Steigmeyer Michelle Sterba Freshmen 109 Frosh Look Ahead Becky Steup Dave Stier Steve Strack fc Gina Strimmenos Ann Sunderland Mark Szkudlarek Bernie Szuhaj Adam Taylor Becky Teders Nancy Thissen Jackie Thompson Larry Tippmann Lori Tippmann Cathy Tkacz Paul Tobin Rob Turner Bob Uecker Janet Ulshafer 110 Freshmen Lila Van Allen Mike Vanhorn Jeff Veerkamp Angle Vincent n u Those are the four Freshmen pom pon girls Liz Perugini, Laurie Hallaert, Michelle Croy. and Kim Alvarez. Paul Vlaskamp Cindy Vorndran Paul Vorndran Steve Voss Maureen Ward Julie Watercutter Robert Waterman Joe Weidon Charlynne Welnetz Dave Westerndorf Wendy Winkeljohn Myra Witham Jennifer Wolf Andy Wurmel Rebecca Yaggy Jay Yaney Bob Zurbuch Missing Angle Alvarez Randy Taylor Freshmen III Mother Teresa Visits The Fort Mother Teresa prays for Christ to speak through her. June 6, 1982 was a very special day for Fort Wayne. International figure and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Mother Teresa, visited Fort Wayne and delivered a speech in the Bishop Dwenger gym. Everything began when Fr. Steve Morrison of the Crosier Center sent a letter to Mother Teresa in India inviting her to come to Fort Wayne. To his astonishment, she replied that she would come. Mother Teresa arrived at Baer Field Airport on Saturday. She spent the night at the Crosier Cen- ter. A Mass was celebrated the next morning fol- lowed by a press interview of Mother Teresa. By 2:00 that afternoon the Bishop Dwenger gym was filled with about 3,000 people. Mother Teresa ' s speech commenced at about 2:00. Mayor Win Moses, Bishop McManus and Bishop Crowley were present. Mother Teresa ' s speech focused on loving one another as Christ taught us. She repeated her strong stance against abortion. She also stressed strengthening the family. Her forty minute speech was very moving and inspiring. Mother Teresa left Fort Wayne directly after her speech at Dwenger. Her stop here was one of a series of visits in the United States. Mother Teresa greeted several people at Dwenger. The woman whom many consider a living saint addressed the Fort Wayne crowd. This humble, petite woman has touched the lives of a vast number of people. 112 Mother Teresa i- J The crowd remained extremely quiet and attentive during Mother Teresa ' s speech. Mayor Win Moses delivered a short speech before Mother Teresa spoke. Mother Teresa spoke of the need to love one another as Christ kived us and taught us. Bishop William McManus welcomed Mother Teresa to Fort Wayne. J Bishop Dwenger was truly blessedl β’ i Β« ' f I Mother Teresa 113 Fads ' N ' Fashions O 114 Fads And Fashions fe 4 β β’ j 1. Wrestler 2. Mark Davis 3. Patty Ryan 4. Tim Brouwer 5. Pat McMahon 6. Cheerleaders 7. Coach Herber S Coach Scud der 8. Becky Vorndran 9. Coach Johns Mike Fuller A Taste Of Victory Back Row: C. Pelkington. R. Winkeljohn, M. Eifert, B. Ray, K. Burns, C. Reitzug, M. Gaughan, M. Merkler, C. Sanford, A. Deiser, J. Taylor. M. Szuhai, B. Kinnlry, T. Coonan, A. Parks Third Row: Coach Koester. Coach Bloom, T. Szuhai, T. Winkeljohn, M. Nowlan, J. Rogan, B. Bougher, T. Bobay. G. Voirol, D. Kinniry, B. Nelson. R. Reifenberg, M. Dippold, M. Blume, M. Steger, D. Nolan. K. Cagnet Second Row: Fr. Shafer, M. Orr, P. Boylen, M. Lauer, M. Ohiman, M. Obergfell, P. Fenker, M. Pruden, J. Tippmann, J. Hallaert. J. Dawley, P. Malnor, M. Fuller, A. Jasper, C. Griffith. R. Rogan. J. Smith. Coach Rone. Head Coach Johns, First Row: C. Chapline, M. Hendricks, P.Poinsatte. B. Widner, R. Michelbrink, D. Zurbuch, B. Jehl, D. Alter, J. Dixon, J. Woenker, J. Newport, T.J. McLaughlin, B. Schneider, P. Potosky, M. Dahm The Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat is the best way to describe the Saints 198! football season. The thrills came in defeating our arch rival Bishop Luers and being tied in the SAC standings with Snider. The agony came in losing to Snider at one of the biggest turnouts in Fort Wayne football history. But most agonizing was losing to Lafayette Jeff at the state quarterfinals. The Saints were one of the best teams in the city this year. Our team was led by a super group of seniors and was backed by a talented group of juniors and underclassmen. The coaching staff led by Coach Johns did a great job. His assistants were Coach Tone, Coach Ray, Coach Koester, Coach Taylor, Coach Bloom. They devoted a tre- mendous amount of time and effort so that our athletes were in top form. Coach Tone yells advice to his team. lis Football SCOREBOARD VARSITY B.D. OPP. S.B. Adams 28 Merrillville 28 Luers 21 7 Harding 48 Wayne 56 6 North 33 Snider 6 17 Northrop 14 7 Concordia 53 South 13 12 Laff. Jeff. 35 36 TOTAL 340 85 Ready for another win β a Dwenger tradition. Rick Reifenburg kicks the ball deep into our op- ponents endzone. With the Saints awesome defense, this guy isn ' t going anywhere but down. Steve Steger plans the kill. No defense is too tough for Mike Fuller. Football 119 Saints ' Skill Shines On Front row: M. Hendricks. M. HIedenreich. A. Dieser. D. Bishop, J. Allgier. C. Baron. T. Coonan, K. Cagnet. C. Lassus. Second row: J. Witham. V. Kemper. G. Miller. L. Biesada. G. Voirol. C. Griffith, M. Steger. M. Newport. J. Taylor. T. Lorence. M. Szuhaj, D. Nolan, J. Smith. Third row: D. Orr, T. Szuhaj, T. Winkeljohn, B. Bougher, T. Isaacs. B. Kinniry. S. Gillig. J. Fuse, M. Dahm. Back row: R. Winkeljohn. M. Eifert, K. Burns. C. Reitzug. M. Gaughan. C. Sanford. D. Leizer. Coach Bloom. The Saints J.V. team won the Honorary-city J.V. Champion- ship with a record of 7 wins and I loss. Under the supervision and guidence of Head Coach Dennis Bloom and Assistant Coach Jim Taylor. The team was the first team to beat Luers on their new field. Congratulations to the Freshmen and J.V. teams on their hard work and dedication in the 1981 year. Front row: S. Voss, M. Lowcry, T. Sommers. B. Szuhaj. J. Weldon. P. Tobin. T. Offerle. D. Carey. M Miller, R Luley. B Brant, Second row R Capps. D. Martin. B. Passino. B. Hartzog. B. McManus. K. Dimke. B. Zurbuch. J. Schall. S. Shank. M. Vanhorn. Third row: Fr. Stieglitz. Coach Ray. R. Taylor. J. Mc Carthy. M. Kein. M. Perrigue. S. Kumfer. M. Lauer. P. Holly. A. Nicholson, Coach Taylor. Back row: J. Pruden, C. Hagerman, S. Blume, T. Norwold, M. Nelson, R. Meyers, N. Hereld. J. Scheiber. M. Pesa. L. Tippman. A. Taylor. IX) Football Boy ' s Tennis Has A Good Season Front row. S. Rentz, P. Vorndran. D. Kosairek. T. Hargis, R. Noll. E. Dobosz. J. Berghoff. Back row: T. Moreau, J. Quirk. T. Kraft. P. Donovan. D. Shreck, M. Ohiman. Coach Ryan. At the close of another hard seaso n, the Saint ' s boys tennis team had a record of 10 wins and 6 losses in the over-all competition. In the SAC Conference with a record of 5-4, they placed in the forth spot. Throughout the season, they obtained four shut-outs. In the first position for singles was Jeremy Quirk. Following him in the second position was Tony Kraft. The third place was Pat Donovan with the most over-all wins. Mike Ohiman and Tim Moreau were in the first position for doubles, followed by John O ' Boyle and Dan Shreck in second position. John and Dan had the best over-all perfor- mance. Although we will be losing Senior Mike Ohi- man, we can expect a bright, winning season for the coming year. Tony Kraft strives to hit a powerful serve. Jeremy Ouirk returns the bad to the opponent with ease. Boy ' s Tennis 121 Varsity VB Comes Up A Winner Back Row: Coach Freibergeri K. McMahon. R. Ryan, M. Sterbai M. Garrett A. Silk, D. Krousei A. Krafti Coach Lyster. Kneeling: J. Boycei J. Weigandi M. Rolfsoni B. Vorndrani D. Sommers. The volleyball team had an exciting season this year. They had an out- standing team led by a dedicated coaching staff. Special honors went to Rhonda Ryan, Allison Silk, Jean Wei- gand, and Deb Krouse. The girls volleyball team also did sur- prisingly well under coach Frieburger. The volleyball team will miss Coach Lyster but high hopes are set for next year. Angle Kraft knows this ball is good. Angie Kraft sets the ball up as Jackie Minnick waits to spike. 132 Volleyball J.V. A Future Of Victories Standing: A. Sunderland. R. Yaggy, M. Kilfoil, C. Vorndran. M. Jankowski, S. Niccum. S. Yaggy. B. Ohiman, Coach Freiburger. Kneeling: C. Jasper, R. Dimke, L. Boyce, G. Stiemends. M, Shaw, T. Derheimer. Seated: W. Winkeljohn, B. Schenkel. Jane Boyce awaits the opponents serve Mary Rolfson concentrates while Donna Sum- mers prepares the serve. Deb Krotise taps the ball over the net. Volleyball 123 Girl ' s Cross Country L to R: Phylis Avilai Carol McManuS; Sue Fippi Carol Schoenlci Barb Fipp Coach LaBrosse. The Crosscountry Team finished their season with an impressive 5-2 record. They placed 4th in the SAC meet, placing Barb Fipp, Carol Schoenle, Phylis Aviila and Carol McManus in the top 30. At Sec- tionals, Dwenger placed 4th led by Carol McManus ' 4th place finish. In an excellent team effort at the Regional race, Dwenger ladies team qualified for State placing 4th again led by Carol McManus. At the state race the team placed 16th, making this the third year the Dwenger Girl ' s Crosscountry team has made it to the state level. The MVP for the girls team was Carol McManus, while Phylis Avial won the Mental award. Phylis Avila holds her breath until she crosses the finish line. Carol McManus uses all her strength right down to the last step. 124 Cross Country Boy ' s Cross Country Back Row. Joe Collis, Mark Holly, Rick Harkenrider; Ron Sterba, Bryan Conley. Mike Schoenle; Coach LaBrosse, Front Row: Tim Bunchuet Don Ueker: Ron Chocholeki Don Oberly-, Mark Ringswald. The Boy ' s Crosscountry Team had a slow start due to an injury that put team captain Bryan Conley out of the first six meets. But he was back in time for the SAC meet, where Dwenger placed 7th, Rick Harkenrider and Mike Scnoenle led the Saints both placing in the top 30. Dwenger also made an impressive stance in the Sec- tional placing five men in the top 45 and as a team placing 7th. The MVP for the boy ' s team was Rick Harkenrider while the most improved was Mike Schoenle. Joe (.ollis no doubt will lengthen his lead against his opponent. Ron Chochoiek looks forward to the end of his race. Cross Country D5 Boys Talent Shines Through Top row: K. Cagnet, B. Bloom. D. Jankowski. T. Brouwer, T. Pelkington, M. Nowlan, M. Leeuw: 2nd row: K. Burns. M. Yaney. D. Sordlet. J. Yaney. D. Ummel. 4s I - ...-Β ?, ;v Dave Jankowski perfects his free-throw shot. Mark Yaney apparently doesn ' t know whether to eat Chris Pelkington waits for the rebound. the ball or to catch iti The coaches and team have mixed emotions about this Both teams await the direction of the ball. game. The boys basketball team had a rough season this year, but the teams morale was kept bright by some amazing upper- classmen and underclassmen. Senior Tim Brower had an excellent record this year, he has a fine credit to the teami We ' ll miss the power of seniors, Tim Brower, Dave Jankowski, Mark Yaney, and others but with a fine coaching staff we hope to have a better season next year. 3o Front row: M. Herald. J. Berghoff, G. Nelson. J. Rogan. Back row. D. Bloebaum, J. Ziliak. M. Eifert. B. Ray. T. Lark y. I. Larkner. Front row: J. Devine. J. Seculof, J. Klcbcr. K. KrouΒ c. R. Sordekt. D. Shreck. Fr. Stieglitz. Middle row: Coach Cagnel, T. Hershberger. K. Hogan. C. OBrian. C. Frieburger, Head Coach Johns. Back row: M. McKinney, B. Brandt, D. Westendorf, D. Barnes. Jay Yaney ' t mind is on the net while his hand controls the ball. Cnris Pelkington tries desperately to reach his goal the ball. nS Basketball The Saints move to take their positions on the court. - z_ Saints Matmen Prove Successful Front row. P. Malnor, R. Taylor. M. Stegcr, S. Kelly. T. Joyce. V. Mastrangelo. J. Cdlis. Middle row: T. Brandt, P. Kajuch. A. Jasper. B. Jehl, M Merkler M Balser. D. Kinnery. Back row: Coach T. Murphy. G. Newport. J. Chapline. Coach F. Tone. β β’as . w 4Ml I Wi iig . I Dave Kinnery. the Saints heavyweight, seems to be having no problems with his opponent. This year the wrestling team was really pow- erful. It was led by some fine upperclassmen and surprising freshmen. Special recognition was given to Bob Jehl (senior) and Dave Kinniry (junior), who both went to regionals. Mark Newport is victorious while the opponent looks dejected. Coach Tone extends his hand to a tired Bob Jehl. Wrestling 129 Chris Stock chalks up another victory for the Saints. Dave Kinniry awaits the take-down of his opponent. Bob Jehl seems to be caught up in all the activity around him. Front row: J. Hallert. C. Tippmann, C. Griffith, V. Kemper, M. Newport, B. Kinniry. Back row: S. Gillig, K. Kelly, M. Lowery, S. Loftus, C. Stock, M. Kraft, Mr. Tone, Sr. - Dave Kinniry and Bob Jehl take time out to pose as champions. It appears the ref sees something we don ' t Girl ' s Basketball Front Row: B. Vordran, C. Bonahoom. J. Ehinger, C. Vorndran. K. Ohiman. Second Row: M. Kumfer. A. Kraft, J. Davis. M. Garrett C Field J Weieand ThirH Row: Coach Freiburger, D. Krou$e, A. Hile, Coach Brower. weigand. mird Amy Hile shoots from the foul line. When Ded Krouse catches the ball, it ' s time for another basket. , Ded Krouse seems to be trapped by these Hawksl Katie Ohiman ' s shot seems to have amazed Amy Hile The 1981-1982 Girls Basketball Team started off slow but came on strong to win a tough Fort Wayne Sectional. The first two loses were suffered to the number I and 2 ranked teams in the state. The Saints marched to Northrup only to defeat them. The girls dream of state was shattered by an unex- pected lose to Norwell. Deb Krouse and Amy Hile were named to the All SAC Team, and Amy Hile made the All AREA Team, with Deb Krouse getting honorable mention. Amy Hile out jumps her opponent to try for the basket. Jean Weigand shoots from the foul line. Katie Ohiaman and Chris Bonahoom play keep-away from the opponents. Amy Hile from the foul line a sure shot. Katie Ohiman blocks her opponents so Becky Vorndran can concentrate on her shot. Cindy Vorndran makes her way to the other side of the court. First Row: A. Sunderland, C. Grutsch. M. Shaw. L. Brown. W. Winklejohn, J. Poinsette. Second Row: M. Kumfer. M. Vinei. A. Kraft. C. Vorndran, C. Field, B. Ohiman, Third Row: Coach Freiburger, Coach Brower. Carol Schoenle prepares for the start of the race. G. Lauer sweeps over the top of the bar. What goes up must come downl Carol McManus makes her way around the track. 4 β¦u M ' - ' iMin .ste jsffl sa i iS Top Row: Left to right. M. Ringswald, M. Shoenle, M. Clark, G. Lauer. M. Hendricks. T. Szuhaj, E. McMurray, C. Reitzug, K. Cagnet, M Szuhaj R Harkennder, C. Christiansen, 2nd row: Coach LaBrosse, Manager A. Mark. B. Rooney, R. Seigel. B. McManus, D. Uecker, E. Dobosz, T Coonan D Alter D. Kinniry, G. Sanchez, Coach Swartz. 3rd Row, Manager M. Centlivre, S. Pierce. B. Szuhaj, R. Poinsette, T. Offerle, G Merkler D Martin J Bundschuh, D. Romie. Coach La Brosse and Mark Holly discuss the next race. This track member seems to have this hurdle mastered. Dave Romie struggles toward the finish line This track member starts out on the way to a B.D. Dave Romie takes time out for a picture. Ed Dobosz appears to be catching up on his opponen victory. ' This track member leaps over the hurdles on his way to a victory. Kevin Cagnet practices his shotput. Boys S Girls Track! Both Winners The track team was off to a running start this season. Coach Swartz was a great addition along with Coach La- Brosse for the men ' s team. Ms. Lyster and Mrs. Bachmann did a fine job coaching the girls team also. The men ' s team showed promise with ath- letes Dan Alter, Don Uecker, Ed Do- bosz, and others. The girls were also helped by fine athletes like Carol McManus, Phylls Avila, Karen Wagner and Lisa Vicars. Special recognition goes to Carol McManus who was Na- tional Track Meet competitor. Con- gratulations to both girls and boys track teams. Laura Michaelbrink gives it everything she ' s got. Top Rcw: D. Lothameri A. Powers, R. Roemeri S. Nycumi J. Wattercutteri C. Field; M. Woenker; T. Klingenbergers C. Schoenle-, P. Avila; 2nd Row: C. Langin, S. Mayersi L. Vicarsi B. Fippi K. Wagner, L. Watercutter, L. Michelbrink, R. Ryan-, 3rd Row; S. Fipp, 8. Koester, M. Shaw, C. Osborne; Manager: T. Logue. C. McLain. Coach Lyster, Coach Bachman. Coaches. Jan Shipper and Rose Poinsatte. The team; Sarah Randall, Kelly Bauer, Donna Lobacz, Margo Fish, Karen Reith, Barb Fipp, Kristen McGraw. Marsha Douglas. Kim Osbourne. The team celebrates after a victory. With much poise and grace. Donna concentrates on performing an- other difficult task for Dwenger. The gymnastics team had a terrific season this year, winning 5 meets, and losing some meets by only one or two points. They worked very hard all season from the beginning of November through the third week of March. In the meet against Concordia, the team scored 86 points, which is the highest score Dwenger gymnastics team has ever attained. Awards were given out at the end of the season: the most improved gymnast was Kim Osbourne, most valuable gymnasts were Don- na Lobacz and Kelly Bauer, and the best mental attitude award was given to Barb Fipp. Congratu- lations to the gymnasts, coaches, and manager Tim Goheen, on a great season. Tim congratulates Donna on a job well done. 136 Gymnastics β’ --rr- X-X :.; i - ;? Jeff Dawley and Coach Ry; J ' ' :3 :ir :::: ' CI ' ' l. ' - ' - ' -ff- ' y ' ., ' , . j jK ' ' ' ' ' ' team on the course an watch the rest L to R: C. Tippman. J. Dauley, G. Lowrey. M. Eifert. M. Ohiman. M. Newport. Coach Ryan, second row: K. Huneck. C. Stock. B. Bradley. S. Landstoffer. R. Capps. M. Davis. Mark Davis makes this putt look easy. The golf team had a good season despite the flooded golf courses. The team was well re- presented by some outstanding upperclass- men and great underclassmen. Mark Eifert (sophomore) and Bart Bradley (freshmen) This goKer concentrates on his dally putt. did surprisingly well this year. The team will lose seniors Mike Ohiman, George Lowry and Jeff Dawley, but with the fine coaching of Don Ryan, the team will be back next year for another fine season. Mike Ohiman starts his powerful swing. iimi , ' ! m)m Golf 137 Girls Tennis Has Great Season Back Row: A. Couchi B. Battreall, T. Heinzi J. Half ieldi K. Ohimanj C. Bonahoomi J. Momperi J. Weigandi Coach Milleri Front Row: J. Weigandi A. DimberiOi S. Yaggyi J. Poinsettei C. Ryan P. Ryan, Lisa Haydeni C. Clamecka. Terri Heinz ends up a long day. Patty Ryan and Jean Weigand have mixed feelings about their matches. The team showed devotion and enthusiasm with only one defeat to Luers. Jan Weigand beat M. Colligan in Sectionals, which led her on her way to state. Number One doubles Katie Ohiman, Terri Heinz, and Jan were named 1st team SAC. The team was coached by Mary Miller. 138 Tennis Jan Weigand executes a powerful return. Colleen Ryan poses with the ball before a match. Batting Up A Hot Season Top row: Coach Taylor, T. Guin. D. Westendorf, P. McMahon. J. O ' Boyle, M. Nowlan, J. Dvine, M. Bieh 2ndi G. Miller. K. Patterson. M. Perriquey. M. Kien. C. Zoch. D. Bloebaum. D. Issacs. Coach Gevers. M. Wardi 3rd: Coach Bloom. A. Taylor, D. Kosiarek, M. Peters, J. Pecoraro, S. Loftus, M. Dipold. G. Cox, C. Baron, M. Bloom, C. Dilloni 4th: L. Hamilton, M. Lauer, K. Bruns, T. Moreau, M. Kraft, J. Taylor, J. Kaltenmark, P. Fenker, T. Bobay, T. Issacs, J. Schendel, K. Knapke. Mike Nowlan shows his opponet his new pitch. Pat McMahon has the perfect pitch. Phil Fenker is prepared to hit this one out of the park. Apparently M. Lauer thinks he made a terrific play. J i 3 This years baseball team had a 10- II record. Mike Nowlan and Mark Peters were the pitchers. P. McMa- han, P. Fenker, and M. Peters led the Saints in hitting. T. Bobay and C. Baron made the Saints shine in the outfield. Sports 139 β β β I I II I iiiiB iiitxi iiir 840 Sports Sports 141 It 45 , c ! pi 1 EL 1. Bryan Conley 2. Mr. Thompson 3. Mary Rolfson 4. Brooke VandeZande 5. Laurie Ryan 6. Mr. Fritz Herber 7. Mike Christen 8. Chris Sanford 9. Mr. Phillips The Saints ' Leaders Joseph Woods. Assistant Principal Robert Herber, Dean of Students Father Jim Shafer. Chaplin Walter Veerkamp 144 Academics Mr. Gaughan and Fr. Shafer prepare to read the announce- ments for the day. The administration this year has teamed to- gether to make the school the best is can be. Mr. Gaughan again has set aside an hour for a coffee clatch with the seniors to bring the office staff and the student body together. Both Mr. Herber and Mr. Woods have done their part to provide the students with a good atmosphere for learning. Dwenger ' s new chaplin. Father Shafer, has given any student with a personnel problem a shoulder to lean on. Mr. Veerkamp has helped the school keep the finances under control. Father Jim is not only our chaplin, but also a teacher. β . li I . ' β’ I β Mrs. Hall introduces us to her office. Mrs. Carroll spends her spare time in the lounge. Mrs. Passino is so busy she has no time to sit down. Mrs. Dumas was a big help in preparing Saints Alive this year. Office 145 The Nerve Center Of The School Bernlce Ocken Rosemary Maher Evelyn Holly Betty Passino Mrs. Passino sets out eggnog for the many visitors in the office. Mrs. Altmeyer receives the aid of a helpful Mrs Holly. The secretaries have aided not only the administration, but also the stu- dents. Mrs. Passino gives the students someone to depend on in case of an emergency. Mrs. Holly also handles matters in the front office. Helping Mr. Veerkamp in the business office is Mrs. Altmeyer. Mrs. Ocken, the enroll- ment secretary, helps Mr. Tone with any problems. As Mr. Gaughan ' s secre- tary, Mrs. Maher is kept very busy. All the secretaries help each other. yJli! ' ' V Patricia Altmeyer k Being Mr, Gaughns secretary keeps Mrs. Maher busy at all times. With a smile like that greeting you what student wouldn ' t wait to come to Dwenger? iiβ¬;ifc:;iu - :.. s 146 Office The Aids To Every Student Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Steger discuss a students schedule. Ginny Steger Sharon Kaltenmark Mrs. Steger types a reference for one of the students. The Guidance Department this year was kept extremely busy. Mrs. Hall found out how eager the juniors were to plan their senior schedule and make sure all their credits were in order. Mrs. Kaltenmark had her hands full with over two hundred seniors all having questions about col- lege and wanting information about scholarships. As sec- retary, Mrs. Steger saw that the guidance staff was run- ning as smoothly as possible. Because of the great work of the guidance department the students body of Bishop Dwenger had a productive year. Mrs. Kaltenmark takes time out of her busy schedule to read the school paper. Guidance 147 Special Services, Daily Routines Are Students can ' t wait for lunch when they know there is a bake sale going on. The ladies relax before the hungry kids rush in. Mrs. Barraud wails patiently for the starving Pete Prowant performs his mob. talents. The cafeteria staff worked very hard this year. The six hard working ladies achieved much this year by creating a new mexican dish, having a clean atmo- sphere to eat in and preparing the best cakes and cookies ever. The ladies prepared a meal both appealing to a teenager, yet also nutritious. The cafeteria staff worked to their best ability and every B.D. student is proud of and thankful for them. i jM Cafeteria Staff: Barb Barraud, Pat Braudt, Mary Ashby, Jean Bierbaum, Helen Mrs. Cornell has no time for lunch so she can only look at others enjoying the Bassett. Charlene Brockman. meal. 148 Academics A Big Part Of Operations Louis gives the floors a shine of their life. Gene Karst Louis Esquivel With all these tools what job can ' t Mr. Karst do? This must not be Mr. Silk ' s fa- vorite job. The Maintencance Department con- sists of three men, Mr. Silk, Mr. Karst, and Mr. Esquivel. Their job is a never ending one. The men get to school way before students are even awake and they don ' t leave until every last stu- dent is out of the building. When there is just to much work for the three men to do alone they get the aid of Ray Gabet and some students who help after school. Their work takes much time and effort, but the men do a great job in keeping are school in tip-top condition. Maintenance 149 Shhh! Your In The Library The library was a great asset to both the students and faculty of Bishop Dwenger this year. The students had time during their lunch period to do some homework or just relax with a good book. Many teachers gave their students time during class to go to the library and do some research. The audio-visual equipment stored in the library added many teachers. Throughout the year students and fac- ulty members found the library to be a place to relax and learn. Mrs. Kemp relaxes after a Mrs. Kemp and Sister Mary Jane enjoy read- College prep, students were often seen in the ing one of the many books in the library. library working on material. Recreation period gives some students a chance to study and do their homework. _ , Library life seems to appeal to Sis- H [ β ter Mary Jane. Sister Mary Jane Sloderback Jeanice Kemp 150 Academics Let ' s Get Physical! Laurie Hallart shows how powerful she really is The gym classes instructed by Mr. Bloom, Mrs. Freiburger, and Miss Lys- ter, were taught how to play such games as volleyball, soccer, badmiton, and basketball. The students were also given a chance to show their gymnas- tic ability and weight lifting skills. The best part of gym for many students is when they learn to square dance. The purpose of gym is to help students to become more coordinated and to bet- ter their health. Another part of the gym department is Health and Safety which instructs students on functions and first aid. Katie knows that her freshman gym class helped her athletically. Gym 151 Business Department: Training For The Marketplace It can ' t be that boring Laura Margaret Centlivre sure is glad Jean Racine knows what she is doing. The business department teaches students skills such as typing, shorthand, and accounting. Mr. Krouse teaches accounting which gives the students an oppor- tunity to improve their math skills and to learn about the accounting field. Mr. Ryan teaches typing personal typing and typing I. Mrs. Field, a newcomer at Bishop Dwenger not only teaches typing but also shorthand and office practice. All the classes give students a head start for college and help prepare them for a business career. Karen Huhn sure has her typing skills mastered. Dan Ryan - mv Richard Krouse Mr. Ryan is always glad to give the camera a smile. . .;ti 152 Academics Through Art Students Learn Creative Skills Mrs. Case helps Laurie and Lisa with their paintings. These students sure are excited to see a camera. The Art Department offers many classes. Mrs. Case teaches her students such art forms as drawing, lettering, and painting. In home economics Mrs. Bachman tries to teach her students the neccessities of any house hold. In foods students learn to pre- pare foods. They also learn about nutrition and the benefits of a balanced diet. In cloth- ing class the students are taught how to save money by making their own clothes. In a rather different are class Mr. Herber teaches his students drafting and how to make precise drawings. All the art classes allow the students to discover their inter- ests as well as learn a wide variety of skills. Academics 153 The Mighty But Few Mrs. Jehl instructes the band to slow down the tempo. These saxophone players must have good lungs to blow out such great sound. The band had a very busy and trium- phant year. It all began with the band getting an excellent rating at the Nor- throp Contest. The contest at Wayne H.S. ensured the band a gold medal and a silver medal. A stage band has been formed by Mrs. Jehl and they did many different things over the course of the year. The stage band went to two nursing homes and performed concerts. They also played at all the home basketball games. Mrs. Jehl taught the band students very much this year and Mrs. Levy taught the or- chestra and prepared them for the Spring Musical. The band gives the student body a taste of excellence by preforming a few tunes. 154 Band These students give a flare of beauty to mass Chorus is a half hour long class which is taken during a students lun ch peri- od. It is taught by Mrs. Levy. She teaches her students to read music and helps them better their singing voices. Mrs. Levy also teaches concert chorus, which is an hour long class. It is a harder class and gets into more de- tail of music. All the chorus students have four major concerts while the concert chorus students also do spe- cial concerts for different events. The whole music department takes much pride in what they have accomplished. The best part of chorus is singing for others at a concert. Chorus 155 Religion: A Part Of Oh come on Brookl Miss Maciejewski can ' t be that boring. Religion class isn ' t the only thing that brings us closer to God. J The students show their brotherly love to a fellow classmate. These students don ' t seem overly thrilled about religion class. Mary Kay Loney 156 Religion Our Daily Lives Mr. Loney is so popular, his former students come to chat and exchange pictures with him. Tricia Brost shows the spirit of her religion by giving her hands to aid a friend. Has Fr. Stiegiitz received a letter from a secret admirer in his mail box? Religion 157 Spread The Word Sr. Dolores Jehl Carol Cornell Fr. Phillip Widmann The Religion Department did not change much from last year except for a new class for sophomores. The class is titled Rever- ence for Life and concerns everyday prob- lems of teen-agers. Freshman were re- viewed on the New and Old Testament. The other half of sophomore year, sophomores took Mass S Sacraments. Juniors were intro- duced to a new member of the Dwenger Staff, Sister Dolores, who teaches Teachings of Christ. Juniors were also instructed in religion, not of Catholic religion, but of Bud- dhism, Judism and other forms of religion. And for the seniors, they learned what mar- riage was all about and social issues. Mrs, Levy tells these girls what marriage is really about, from experience. Mrs. Cornell and one of her students read more about Islamic society. Father Shafer expresses his feelings of marriage to these students. y 158 Religion Reading, Writing, Speaking Debbie Kennell Maryann Spohn Sr. Miriam Schultheis Mrs. Kennell aids this student on parts of speech after class. Mrs. Spohn after being gone for awhile tries to help an unfamiliar student. English 159 English Classes Stress Basic Skills: Mrs. Case and Mrs. Carroll take a well earned rest before heading off to the mob. Mr. Tierney explains the method of iambic pentameter to a group of eager students. Mr. Gaughan makes sure Mrs. Mal- loy is getting settled in. Betty Malloy Martin Tierney 160 Etiglish It looks like College Prep, has ruined Todds mind. Dorothy Ralson Ron Poston English is easy if you have someone to help you. Mr. Poston tells Michelle Kumfer that her test score was excellent. EnglishI What ' s that? Mrs. Jackson reminds John that run-on sen- tences aren ' t good. Every student must be able to express his ideas in such a manner that they can be easily and clearly understood. To help students in this task one must have taken one of the many English classes offered at Dwenger. Some of the varied classes offered are, Ameri- can Lit., English Lit, College Prep., Mass Media, Speech and Creative Writing. All of the classes give stu- dents a chance to express themselves and learn some things about literature. There are two men and eight women in the English staff who are all working hard to better students English skills. English 161 Espanol, Deutsch r ' Sharron Obcrstar 162 Language Francais, Latina A book on Mythology helps the students to better understand Latin history. Mrs. Simmons says, tres par- fait to Theresa Klingenberger. Learning a different language is hard as some of these facial expressions show. Marian Simmons The foreign language department this year gave students four different languages to choose from to better their read- ing, speaking, and listening skills. These four choices are French, Spanish, German, and Latin. Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Klemme taught French while Mrs. Brown taught Latin. The Spanish teachers were Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Oberstar. A new addition to the B.D. staff was Mrs. Klaffke who taught Ger- man. Learning a foreign language can be very difficult, but with the fabulous instruction from the teachers, the students learned to speak and understand a different language. The students were also aided by the experience of the language lab. Kathy Klemme Language 163 The I. 2, And 3 ' s Of Math Tim LaBrosse Diana Goehring These students never dreamed math could be so hard. You ' re going to like algebra or elsel say Mr. Meyer. Vincent Mastrangelo is more intrigued with making a straight line them doing algebra. 164 Math Mike Thompson Harriet HInkle Whether it be simple addition equa- tions or complex calculus theories of maxima and minima, the Mathematics Department gives many students basic math background for college and life. The math courses at Bishop Dwenger are numerous and include: Elementary Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Trigo- nometry, and Pre-Calculus. Those stu- dents with higher math ability may take honors classes. Three men, Mr. Meyers, Mr. Labrosse and Mr. Thomp- son, and three women. Dr. Ruiz, Mrs. Hinkle, and Mrs. Goehring, teach var- ious classes in this field. Even for the easiest course, ma ny students find that half an hour of homework is a vacation compared to the usual. In math perhaps more than any other course, practice makes perfect. Mary and Jan would rather gossip than learn anything about algebra. Mr. Thompson and his pointer are unseparable. A seniors valued material goods are: glasses, a class ring, a watch, a pen and a math bookl β s v W v Math 165 In Today ' s World Of Modern Mrs. Gloman focuses the telescope for a student. Is this what becomes of Mrs. Glo- man ' s students? 166 Science Technology, Science Is Valuable Francis Herber Isabel Smulkslys Firsi rule of any science class is to clean up the mess. Sister explains what a chemical reaction is. What has Joann Stump found that is so interesting? Bryan Conley takes time from class to organize his papers. Bishop Dwenger offers a wide variety of science courses, including Advanced Biol- ogy, Chemistry and Physical Science. Two new teachers were added to the science department, Mr. Phillips and Mr. Swartz both teach sophomore biology. As all stu- dents of science have found out labs are an important part of science curriculum. Lab gives the students a break from the usual routine of lectures and films, and it also gives students a chance to validate what they learn by proving it themselves. Wheth- er you ' re a chemistry student balancing equations, a biology student working on a dissection or a physics student writing that last formula the lesson is the same: applica- tion of basic facts to a problem. Science 167 History Expands Knowledge Of Past And Present Forty years from now will Julie Bender ' s grandchildren read of her famous doings. Mr. Tone reads the daily bulletin to his homeroom class. . ' -V. ( Is the future president of America pictured here? Carl VanAllen tells his class how the U.S. Congress was established. 158 History Tony Andorfer is so excited about his government class he ' s doing his math. Dave Scudder Frank Ray These students are more interested in what ' s trump than what ' s Reaganomics. Helping students learn about past events is the goal of the Social Studies Department. The teachers of U.S. His- tory, Mr. Tone, Mr. Jones, Mr. Scudder and Mr. Koester try to teach students how our country was formed. They teach us the mistakes of our forefa- thers so we may not repeat the mis- takes. Mr. Koester also teaches World History which gives students the chance to learn past and present events of other countries. Mr. Johns and Mr. Ray teach Government. Gov- ernment is very helpful for seniors for it teaches them how politics is set up and aids them in understanding the working of todays democracy. Phil Fenker ' s mind seems to be somewhere else. Cheryl Cameron sure is interested in whatever Mr. Ray is saying. . .Xi .Lk i Mr. Ray puts an end to his headache by putting an end to Chuck McNulty. History 169 1. Paul Luarde Ann Farnbauch 2. Cheerleaders 3. Tim Coonan Mike Langin 4. Beth Martin 5. Jean Weigand 6. Sandy Linder Joe Collis 7. Bob Schneider 8. Margaret Lynch 9. Mary Louie Jordan 11 vita viop.ic. R 5uc [ t 6-Y U. 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Roger 99 Carcillo. Scott 99 Carcione. Janice 76. 24. 30 Carey. Dan Carey. Dan 99 Carey, Greg 76 Carpenter, Cindy 50 Carroll, Dave 50 Carstens, David 38. 30. 88 Carteaux. Deb 76. 36 Carteaux. Bob 50. 38 Ceckowski. Paul 99 Centlivre. Angie 22. 88 Centlivre. Margaret 152. 22. 50. 32 Chambers. Brandon 76 Chambers. Theresa 99 Chapline. Joe 50 Chochoiek, Ron 88 Chochoiek, Sandy 51 Chou, Candy 51 Christen. Kathy 24. 88 Christen. Mike 22. 51 Christenson. Charles 51. 19 Christie. Kelly 76 Christman. Krisann 99. 8S Ciminillo. Julie 99 Clark. Chris 51 Clark, Donna 88 Clark, Mark 88 Clemens, David 99 Clemens, Patrick Clemens, Paul 88 Cochran, Terry 6. 51 Collis, Joe 76, 17, 22, 125 Colone, Mark 12, 38 Conley, Bryan 6, 51, 167, 125, 4 Coonan. Tim 76, 78 Couch. Anne 99 Cox. Greg 88 Cox. Jill 99 Cox. Julie 24. 30. 88 Crossen Andrea 101 Crowley. Colleen 88 Crowley. Sean 76 Croy. Michelle 40. 101 Cumming. Jane 51. 32 Cummings. Cynthia 88 Dager. Bonnie 51 Dahle. Cathy 76, 82 Dahle. Greg 88 Dahm. Terri 51. 24. 39 Dahm. Matt 88 Dahm. Mike 83 Daugherty. Ellen 51. 41. 42 Daugherty. Kathy 76 Davich. Teresa 88 Davis. Jennie 51. 150 Davis. Mark 88 Davis. Monica 88 Dawley. Jeff 51 DeGrandchamp. Jeanne 30. 8i DeGrandchamp. Renee 76 DeGrasse. Colleen 24. 28. 89 Deiser, Andy 76, 73 Deiser, Maria 30. 101 Delaney. Kathleen 76 Delaney. Laura 101 Dely. Betsy 195 Derheimer. Tonia 123. 101 Devine. John 30. 101. 107 Devine. Maureen 76 Dewald, John 101 Dhillion. Chrisrine 51 Didier. Jon 76. 85 Didion. Jean 51 DeFilippo. Gina 51 DeFilippo. Mary 51 Dimberio. Amy 76. 30 Dimberio. Anne 101 Dimke. Kevin 101 Dimke. Rhonda 123. 89 Dippold. Judith 89. 36 Dippold. Mark 76. 85 Dixon, Jim 51 Dobasz. Ed 89 Donovan, J. Patrick 76 Donavan, Mary Kay 51 Douglass, Dennis 2, 52 Douglass, Marsha 101 Douglass, Melinda 89 Drees, Diana 76 Druley, Sean 89 Drysdale, Tim 101 Dubeiko, Mary 30. 101 Duemig, Bob 76 Dugan, David 52 Dugan, Jennifer Dumas, Jennifer 76, 42 Dumas, Julie 89 Ehinger. Ellen 76, 28 Ehinger. Jeannine 52, 28 Ehinger. Mark 28. 101 Ehlerding. Lisa 101 Ehrman. Steve 52. 32. 21 Eifert. Mark 89 Eifert. Mary 22. 52 Ellison. Amy 42. 101. 09 Elward. Christine 76. 72 Emerick. Gary 52 Ensley. Mary Ann 52 Erb. Karen 52 Evard. Mary 52 Fabian. Tom 76 Farnbauch. Anne 76 Farrell. Don 76 Farrell. Todd 76 Farwell. Nancy 77. 30 Faurote. Kristine 89 Faurote. Lisa 52 Favory. Karen 101 Federspiel. John 30, 101 Fenker, Phil 8, 52, 169 Fenker, Stacy 101 Ferrier, Stan 52 Fey, Elizabeth Field, Chris 24, 38, 28, 89 Fipp, Barbara 77, 14, 124. 46 Fipp. Sue 124, 38, 30, 102 Fischer, Leanne 102 Fischer, Rob ' ' 7 Fish. Margaret 102. 09 Flood. Angela 103 Floyd. Beth 76, 6. 41. 40 Fogel, Amanda 102 Forte. Robert 77 Forte, Stephen 89 Fox. Kippi Frato. Natalie 2. 52 Freiberger. Ann 89 Freiburger. Chris 102 Frelburger. John 77, 161, 37 Freiburger. Lorrie 77, 28 Fredreich. Sue 52 Fuller. Cindi 77 Fuller. Mike 52 Fuze. Jeff 89 Galloway. Tim S9 Galloway. Jill 102 Galloway. Amy 89 Gallucci, Sandy 17. 23. 52. 46 Garrett. Angela 52 Garrett. Mary Kay S9 Gaughan. Marty 77 Gehl, Mike 22. 162. 30. 89 Geraghty. Jon 24. 28. 102 Gibson. Debbie 77 Gillig, Steve 89 Gindling, Bonnie 102 Gladieux. David 90 Gladieux. Jason 102 Gladieux. Louis 77. 6. 24, 31 Gloudemans. Mark 102 Goetz. Dan 77 Goheen. Tim 77. 17 Gonzalez, Sylvia 89, 90 Goodwin, Paul 102 Gordon. Rhonda 102 Grant. Jim 90 Griffith, Chris 90 Grill. Theresa 90 Grime, Roberta 90 Groves. Peter 77 Grudowski. Eric 102 Grutsch. Kristine Grutsch. Mike 52. 102 Guin. Tom 97 Gump. Paul 77 Gunckel. Anita 77 Gunckel. Eric 102 Guthrie. Lorraine 77. 7 Hadley. Chritina 53 Hagaman, Chad 102 Hall. Kerry 77 Hallaert. Jackson 78 Hallaert. Laurie 40. 102 Hamilton. Lisa 53 Hamilton. Susan 100. 102 Haner. Todd 90 Harber. Carol 30. 102 Harber. Joyce 90, 72 Harber, wteve 90 Harges. Kristin 102 Hargis. Tim 102 Hargis. Todd 53. 161 Harkenrlder. Rick 53. 125 Harper. Dianne 102 Hartman. Brian 53 Hartman. Chris 102 Hartman. David 90 Hartman. Keith 78 Hartman. Michael 90 Hartzog. Brian 102 Hatfield. Dan 12. 53 Hatfield. Jennifer 78. 6. 22. 41 Hatfield. Margaret 42. 102. 9S Haughan. Connie 78 Hayden. Lisa 42, 90 Heglas, Christine 102 Heidenreich. Lori 153, 53 Heidenreich. Mike 90 Heinz. Terri 89, 90 Heminger, Jennifer 78 Heminger, Karen 90 Hendricks, Mark 78 Henry, Lisa 53 Henry, Nicholas 22. 53 Henry. Theresa 102 Henry. Tracy 91 Herald. Mike 91 Herald. Neil 102 Herber. Susie 78. II. 28. 30 Hermanns. Tom 91 Hershberger, Troy 102 Hickey, Martha 78 Hile. Amy 78 Hilker. Joe 78 Hipskind. Tom 78 Hoang. Kathy Hockensmith. Rae 103 Hoevel. Mary 24. 28. 91 Hoffman. Mary 53 Hoffman. Richard 91 Hoffman. William 53 Hogan. Jim 103 Hogan, Sherrie 53 Holly, Mark 53, 125 Holly, Pat 103 Holly, Tim 78 Honekamp, Ken 91 Honekamp, Mike 103 Hoppe. Darren 103 Houlihan, Bridget 78 Houser, Dan 103 Hubert. Karen 103 Hubert. Kevin 91 Hudak. Patti 78. 22. 36 Huhn. Dan 53. 38 Huhn. Karen 152. 53 huhn. Teresa 103 Huneck. Kurt 78 Hunt. Alison 78. 41. 30 Hutsell. Dianne 53 Hutsell. Tom 78 Isaacs. Dave 78 Isaacs. Tim 90, 91 Jacquay. Janette 103 Jankowski. Dave 53 Jankowski. Mari 123. 91 Jasper. Andy 53 Jasper. Chris 123. 91 Jehl. Maureen 78. 41, 53 Jehl. Bob 53, 46 Jenne. Jessica 53 Jentgen, Stephanie 78 Jockel, Jennifer 91 Jockel, John 54 Johnson, Laura A. 30, 91 Johnson. Laura M. 28. 103 Johnson. Michelle 78. 31 Jones. Paula 103 Jordan. David 103 Jordan, Mary 13, 54 Joslin, Jaye 91 Joslin, Lisa 103 Joyce. Tim 91 Junk. Mark 83 Kajuch. Peter 54 Kajuch. Zuzana 78. 46 Kaltenmark. Dave 24. 39 Kaltenmark. John 6. 54. 46 Kammer. Lisa 54 Kapocius. Mary 103 Karkowski. Joe 91 Karst. Kim 78. 22. 23. 24 Kartholl. Bill 77. 83 Keating. Phil 78 Keating. Ruth 28. 103 Keller. Laura 103 Kelly. Anne 78 Kelly, Janet 91 Kelly, Shawn 2, 54 Kelly. Kevin 91 Kemper. Virgin 91 Kerns. Jim 28. 103 Kien. Matt 103 Kienlen. Richard 54 Kienlen. Teresa 91 Kilfoil. Maureen 123. 103 Killoran. Leslie 91 Killoran. Stefanie 103 Kim. Ben 54 Kinerk. Cynthia 54. 24. 31. 30 Kinniry. Dave 78, 85, 32, 74 Kinniry. Brian 91 Kinniry. Kristina 103. 92 Kiser. Sue 104 Kleber. Jeff 104 Kleber, Linda 91 Kleinamn. Jane 23, iO. 91 Klingenberger. Karen 104 Klingenberger. Mary 54 Klingenberger. Theresa 91 Knapke. Kirsten 54 Knapke. Norb 78, 74 Knorr. Dan 79 Koch. Jennie 79. 36. 37 Koch. Rick 104. 98 Koehl. Ed 79. iS Koehl. Patrick 28. 90. 9! Koester. Beth 91 Kohn. Gina 104 Kohrman. Christine 54 Kohrman, Leesa 79 Kokenge, Christine 54 Kokosa. Chris 8. 104 Kopson. Kelly 54 Kosiarek. David 92 Kostoff. Gina 7. 22. 23. 54. 24. 31 Krabach. Dan 79 Kraft. Angie 79 Kraft. Mike 92 Kraft. Tony 79 Krouse. Debbie 54 Krouse. Kevin 104 Kruger. Amy 54 Kucharski. Barbara 22. 24. 30, 92, 97 Kumfer, Michelle 161. 92 Kumfer. Scott 104 LaBarbaera. Tom 79 Lahrman. Libby 54 Lambert. Denise 92 Landstoffer. Steve 104 Landstoffer. Tim 54 Langin. Kathleen 92 Langin. Michael 79 Larkner. Tom 92 Lassus. Jim 9i Lauer. Greg 104 Lauer. Kim 104 Lauer, Mike II, 54 Lavigne, Chris 38, 104 Lawrence, Dave 55 Leazier, Dan 92 Leazier, Wayne 104 Leeuw, Mike 79. 72 Lepley. Jeff 55 Lepley. Julie 92 Lepley. Theresa 55 Learch. Leann 42. S9, 92 Linder, Ronald 55 Linder, Sandy 75, 79. 4! Lineman. Mary 79 Lobacz. Donna 92 Locke. Julie 104. 109 Locke. Lori 79, 78, X) Locke, Rick 55 Loftus, Scott 92, 86 Logue. Theresa 92 Long. Kathy 92 Long. Penny 104 Long. Teresa 153. 55 Lorenc. Tim 92 Lothamer. Amy 104 Lothamer. Diane 104 Lothamer. Judy 55. 28 Lothamer. Nancy 79 Lothamer. Theresa 55 Lowery. George 55 Lowery. Mike 104 Luarde. Alice 42. 105 Luarde. Joe 55 Luarde, Paul 79 Luekin, Paula 92 Luley, Debbie 55. 24. 31. 30 Luley. Mary Ann 55. 31 Luley. Richard 105 Lynch. Margaret 55 Lynch. Stephanie 92 Malnor. Mike 55 Malnor. Paul 92 Maniscalo. Ann 79. 84 Maniscalo. Barbara 92 Maraldo. Ines 55 Mark. Anita 22, 55, 41, 40. 24, 31, 32 Marqua.-dt. Sean 79. II. 29. 24, 31. 30 Martin. Beth 153. 55. 41, 42 Martin, David 105 Maritn, Laura 30, 105 Martin, Steve 12, 55 Mastrangelo. Mike 16. ill. 55, 24, 39. 30, 46 Mastrangelo. Vince 164, 101, 105 Index 183 Mayers. Sue 92 McCarthy. John 105 McCormick. Anne Q. 55 McCormick. Monique 79. 13 McDonald. Nora 93 McDonald. Erin 79 McDonald Mary 93 McDonald. Margaret 56 McGraw. Kristen 79 McGuire. Dan 56 McKinney. Mike 104. 105 McKinney. Mitch 34. 38. 30. 105 McLain. Renee 93 McLaughlin. Mary 56 McLaughlin. T.J. 56 McMahon. Kathy 88. 93 McMahon. Pat 6, 56 McMahon, Susan 105 McManus. Caiol 56. 134 McManus. Bill 105 McMurray. Ed 93. 96 McNulty. Charles 56 McNulty. Cheryl 93 Meier. Ron 18. 103. 105 Mensing. Jane 56 Mentzer. Lana 30. 93 Merkler. John 79 Merkler. Mark 79 Merz. Amy 105 Men. John 56 Meyers. Chris 79 Michelbrink. Laura 153. 75. 79, 74 Michelbrink. Rob 56 Miller. Eugene 105 Miller. Gus 93 Miller. Martin 105 Millick. Brad 105 Mills. Mike 93 Minick. Jackie 80 Mitchell. Kelly 56 Mogan. Gina 30. 93 Momper. Jackie 80. 5, 31, 30 Moreau. Jeff 80 Moreau, Paul 56 Moreau, Tim 93 Moser. Cindy SO. 6. 41 Moser. Lori 105 Moser. Shelly 56 Moser. Mike 93 Moser. Stephaine Mueller. Kim 56 Munson. David 30, 105 Munson, Jeanette 56 Munson, Karen 30. 90. 93 Murphy. Mary Clare 56. 34 Murphy. Paul 93 Musick. Susan 80 Nelson. Eric 56 Nelson. Greg SO Nelson. Mark 105 Neu. Pam 93 Neu. Peggy 93 Neuman. Barb 93 Neumann. Andrea 106 Newell. Kelly 80. 41. 85 Newell. Molly 56 Newell. Susan 17. 41. 88. 93 Newport. Greg 8, 56 Newport, Jeff 8, 33. 56 Newport. Mark 93 Nguyan. Chau 93 Niccum, Mary 80. 33 Nicholson. Ed 106 Niederholtmeyer. Todd iO. 106 Neidermeyer. Andy 106 Nist. Kim 57 Nist. Scott 106 Nix. Brigid 106 Nix. Jerome 80, 6 Nolan, David 93 Nolan, John 57 Nolan, Michael 106 Noll, Richard 93 Noll, Susan 109, 106 Norwood, Tony 106 Nowlan, Mike 80 Nycum, Shelly 133. 93 OBoyle. Kathleen 106 O ' Boyle. Mark 57 OBoyle. John 80 O ' Brien. Chris 30. 106 O ' Morrow. Susan 57 Obergfell. Mike 33. 57, 34. 31. 30 Obergfell. Mary 80. 165 Oberle. Don 135. 106 Offerle. Tim 106 Ogg. Chris 106 Ohiman. Barb 133. 106 Ohiman, Beth 106 Ohiman. Katie SO Ohiman, Mike 13. 57 Ohiman. Marty 57 Onest. Denise 30. 106 Onest, Paul 80 Orr. David 93 Orr. Mike 57. 46 Osborn. Chris 94 Osborn, Kevin 57 Osborn. Kim 106 O ' Shaughnessy. Dave 80 Page. Denise 43. 94 Paige, Susan 94 Palermo. Diane 94 Pappas. Tina 94 Parks. Art 80 Parks. Michelle 80. 33, 34 Passino. Ann 80 Passino. Ben 106 Passino. Linnea 80 Patterson. Kelly 80. 79 Patterson. Kurt 80 Patterson. Marcie 57 Patton. Brian 57 Peconge. Michelle 57 Pecoraro. Ann 94 Pecoraro. Joel 80 Pederson. Chris 80 Pelkington. Chris SO. Pemberton. Ted 80 Pequignot. Lori 57 Perago. Andrea 106 Perago. Denise 57 Perkins. Lisa 94 Perriguey. Michael 106 Perugini. Elizabeth 40. 30. 106 Pesa. Jennie 57 Pesa, Mark 106 Peters. Cathy 80 Peters. Mark 57 Petruccelli. Laura 57 Petruccelli. Greg 94 Pierce. Susan 80. 81. 33 Pikel. Jeff 57 Pikel. Jim 106 Pilarski. Kris 106 Pion, Kevin 80 Plant. Joanne 57 Pohl. Lori 13. 57 Poinsatte. Jeanette 94 Poinsatte. Julie 106 Poinsatte. Phil 33. 58. 46 Poinsatte. Richard 106 Prkrzynwinski. Jennifer 80 Potosky. Phil 58 Powers. Ann 94 Price, Cathy 58 Prowant. Amy 80. 38 Prowant. Andrew 107 Prowant. Pete 7. 8. 58 Pruden. Joel 107 Pruden. Matt 58. 19 Pursley, Monica 81. 41 Quigley, Paul 81. 34. 84 Quillen, Steve 81 Quirk. Amy 81 Qurik. Jeremy 81. 14. 161 Racine. Jim 81. 30 Racine. Jean 153. 58 Raftree, Matt 94 Randall. Sarah 13. 33, 34, 30, 94 Rathff, Lisa 43. 107 Ray. Brian 94 Ray. Leann 7 Reader. Mark 94 Reifenberg. Rick 81. 6. 83 Reith. John 107 Reith. Karen 94 Reith. Lewis 94 Reitzug. Chris 94 Renner, Chris 81. 6 Renner. John 6. 94 Rentschuler. Karen 107 Rentschuler. Kevin 95 Rentz. Steven 107 Rentz. William 38. 95 Rhode. Eric 107 Rice. Adam 81. 83 Rice. Abby 30. 107 Rice. Matthew 107 Richardson. Matthew Riebenack. Angle 58 Rieman. Jacky 94, 95 Riley. Debbie 95 Ringswald. Mark 135. 95 Roach. Dede 107 Roach. Karen 58 Roach. Steven 95 Robb. Shawna 107 Roberts. Jodi 8. 58. 43 Roberts. Patrick 76. 81 Robison. Carolyn 95 Robison. Kathy 58. 34. 31. 30 Roemer. Rosie 9. 95 Roffleson. Randy 95 Rogan. Ed 38. 107 Rogan. Joe 34. 95 Rogan. Rich 77. 81 Rohling. Davie 107 Rohlimg. Theresa 81 Roflson. Mary 81 Rolfson. Kathy 33. 7 Romie. David 107 Romie. Mary 81. 84. 37. 46 Ronzoni. Michelle 95 Ronney. William 107 Rorick. Mary 58 Rorick. Vince 95 Rossi. Mark 107 Rosswurm. Jill 81. 7 Rutsey. Lori 95 Ryan. Colleen 58. 33 Ryan. Kathleen 107 Ryan. Patty 43. 97 Ryan. Laurie 81. 78 Ryan. Rhonda 81 Samson. Maria 95 Sanders. Kyle 107 Sanders. Steve 107 Sandman. Todd 81. 33. 34. 31. 30 Sanford. Chris 83 Sarrazin. Sandy 83 Sarrazine. Jennifer 107 Sarria. Debbie 95 Sasko. Mike 58. 33 Sauter. John 95 Sauter. Kathy 58 Schall. John 107 Schall. Kim 83 Schall. Lisa 95 Schalt, Tim 95 Scheiber, Liz 33, 34. 30. 95 Scheiber. Jim 108 Schenkel. Dave 3. 6. 58 Schenkel. Liz 83 Schenkel. Lisa 58 Schenkel. Beth 133. 108 Schenkel. Julie 83. 6. 33 Schenkel. Sam 108 Scherer. Phil 108 Schimmele. Steve 108 Schleinkoffer. Dave 58. 46 Schleinkoffer. Lynn 83 Schneider. Carolyn 83 Schneider. Cynthia 34. 38. 95 Schneider. Jennifer 95 Schneider. Kathryn 58 Schneider. Robert 58 Schnelker. Meg 83. 7 Schoenle. Carole 134. 94. 95 Schoenle. Mike 83. 33. 135. 46 Schramm. Laura 83 Schreck. Sally 83. 46 Schreck. Dan 108 Schroeder. Kathy 8. 13. 58 Schubert. Matt 83 Schuster. Julie 59 Schwartzburg. Bruce 108 Secrest. Margie 108 Seculo f. John 103. 108 Seculoff. Patty 59 Selby, Theresa 82 Shaffer. Michelle 82, 24, 38, 31 Shamo. Chris 95 Shamo. Mark 108 Shane. David 108, 98 Shane. Steve 82, 108 Shank. Julie 82 Shank, Steve Shaw, Marissa 123. 104, 109 Shepard. Tracy 109 Schrader. Christina 109 Shull, Scott 59 Shull, Tina 82 Shuman, Jay 82 Shupe, John 109 Siegel, Richard 24, 28, 95 Siegwarth, David 109 Sievert. Michelle 109 Silk. Allison 59 Siman. Julie 42, 109. 98 Siman. Mike 59 Simler. FEIicia 59 Slamecka. Carol 95 Slamecka. Dawn 18. 103, 9 Slater, Dave 109 Slater. Mark 95 Slaton. Lisa 109 Slattery, Tim 24, 28, 109 Smeltzley, Mike 59 Smith, Caren 95 Smith, Ed 109. 95 Smith. Jeff Smithavas. Mark 109 Snyder. Cynthia 95 Snyder. Denise 82. 24. 31 Snyder. Jeff 23. 24. 31. 95 Snyder. John 105. 109 Sommers. Donna 82 Sommers. Tim 109 Sordelet. Dan 82 Sordelet. Robert 109 Sorg, Scott 59 Stabelli, A.J. 83 Steele, Shelly 95 Steger, Matt 24, 95 Steger. Steve 22, 23, 59. 24 Steigmeyer, Amy 95 Steigmeyer. Sarah 109 Steigmeyer. Tom 24, 28, 96 Stein, Pat 83 Stein, Tricia 83 Sterba, Michelle 109 Sterba. Ron 125. 83 Steup. REbbeca 100. 110 Stier. Dave 110 Stock. Amy 96. 86 Stock. Chris 83 Stoody. Cindy 152. 30. 83 Stoody. Linda 59 Storch, Jeff 8, 59, 19 Strack, Chris 59 Strack, Steve 110 Straessle. John 6, 59 Straessle. Ron 96 Sirimmenos. Gina 123. 110 Stump, Joanne II. 59. 167 Stump. Louis % Suelzer. Griff 6. 83 Sullivan. Kelly 59 Sunderland. Ann 123. 24. 108. 110 Syndram, Missy 83 Szkudlarek. Mark 24. 38. 110 Szuhaj. Matt 96 Szuhaj. Tim 96. 86 Szuhaj. Bernie 110 Taylor. Adam 110 Taylor. Jim 96 Taylor. Randy III Teders. Mane II, 59. 20. 24. 39. 31. 46 Teders. Becky 110 Thissen, Mary 59 Thissen. Nancy 30. 110 Thissen. Theresa 96 Thompson. Charleen 83 Thompson. Jackie 110 Thompson. Mary 59. 24. 38. 39. 30 Tippman. Molly 41. 88. 96 Tippmann. Christy 96 Tippmann, Eugene 83 Tippmann. Jim 81. 83 Tippman. Larry 110 Tippman. Lisa 59 Tippmann. Lori 110 Tippmann. Vince 83 Tkacz. Cathrine 38. 39. 106. 110 Tobin. Paul 110 Tobin. Phil 80. 83 Turner. Beth 59 Turner. Robert 110 Ueker. Don 125, 83, 90 Ueker, Robert 38, 110, 37 Ulrey. Matt 96 Ulshafer. Brenda 60. 41. 42 Ulshafer. Janet 110 Ummel. Jeff 60 VanAllen, Carl 165, 83 VanAllen, Lisa 153, 60 VanAllen, Becky 83 VanAllen, Lila 30. Ill VanAllen, Tina 96 Van Auken, Molli 96 Van Horn, Michael III Veerkamp. Jeff III Vicars. Lisa 2. 60 Vicars. Richie 96 Villanueva. Sandy 60 Vincent. Ruthie III Vinci. Maria 90, 96 Vlaskamp. Paul 18, 28, 30, 103, III Voigl, Shari 12, 60 Voirol. George 83 Voorhees. Mike 96 Vorndran. Becky 60 Vorndran. Cindy 123 Vorndran. Paul 28. Ill Voss, Steve III Wagner. Karen 60 Walker. Bruce 93. 96 Ward. Maureen III Ward. Mike 161. 83. 72 Ward. Phil % Ward. Tom 60 Watercutter. Julie III Wattercutter. Lisa 83 Waterman. Robert III Wayer. Laura 41. 88, 96 Weigand, Janet 165, 83 Weigand, Jean 60, 46 Weingartner, Dan 96 Welch, Kelli 96 Weldon, Joe III Welnetz, Charlyene III Wessel. Tai 96 Wessel, Theresa 22, 23, 24, 83 Westendorf, Dave III Westendorf, Sue 60, 42, 46 Westropp, Lise 2, 60. 31 Westropp. Lori 97 Whitaker. Cheri 97 Widner. Robert 60 Winkeljohn. Rob 9. 24. 83. 46. 73. 74 Winkeljohn. Terry 97 Winkeliohn. Wendy 123, 108. Ill Witham, John III. 97 Wittkamper, Jackie 83 Woenker, Jim 60 Woenker. Mary 83 Wolf. Jennifer III Wolfe. Chris 28. 97 Woodrum. Julie 60, 28 Woods, Karia 24, 28, 31, 97 Wurmel, Tony III Yaggy, Becky III Yaggy. Sarah 123. 97 Yaney. Jay III Yaney. Mark 60 Yardle. Bryan 97 Yarnelle. Amy 97 Yarnelle. Billy 97 Zies. Laura 83 Zies. Jim Ziliak, Jim 83 Zoch, Cary 97 Zurbuch. Dan 8. 60 Zurbuch. Jennifer 9. 97 Zurbuch, Robert III Index 185 Being editor of the yearbook is a tough and confusing job, so I ' d like to thank all the people who made it so much easier, especially Mrs. Cornell. Mrs. Cornell, our yearbook moderator, gave much of her time and patience to help us through this year. Without her, we ' d still be working on our first few pages. She helped the staff from deadline to deadline, keeping everything under control. I would like to thank the whole yearbook staff. They all did a tremendous job. My assistant co- editors Debbie Carteaux, and Patty Hudak put forward the best of their talents to make this yearbook the best ever. They both started working in the fall and never quit the whole year. I would also like to thank each of my section editors: Liz Bakle (academics), Carolyn Bookmyer (activities), and Mary Romie (students). The section editors have one of the most time consuming jobs, and all three did a great job. There are so many people that contributed in countless other ways that they all can ' t be listed, but I ' d like to mention a few. Thank-you to Watters Studio, Frank Bougher, John Freiburger, Bob Uecker, and Dan Huhn who took all of our pictures for us. They were very understanding with our request for more. I would like to thank Mary Brombereck for working on the sports section, and last but not least I want to thank everyone who helped me type, especially Cindy Stoody and Lorrie Freiburger, and those who wrote body copy. Thanks, LC-; . r β ter H- β’ β w % Many of those who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake; some shall live forever Daniel 12. DOROTHY RAISON November I, 1918 β January 10. 1982. Senior Moods ISS Closing w r B ' m HBr ' k ' i β iTj 1 H ' β F ' HA:.. 1 Closing 189 1
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