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

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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

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Freshmen Ron Meier, Paul Vlaskamp. Becky Bendle, and Dawn Slamcka were confirmed by Bishop McManus. « « 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

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h c fi r s p -- ■€ c E i |i . B fi-. — p ' «( n T ' . £ 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