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

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Stacie Fenker enjoys a bite during her class. Sean Maronev relaxes. These Freshman girls work together on a religion pro- ject.

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Religion!! Religion!! Religion!! Tim Joyce poses for a holy card. All students are familiar with the re- ligion department at B.D. We are all required to take religion for all four years. As Freshman we are taught scripture, as Sophomores about the mass and Reverence for Life; as Ju- niors we learn doctrine and Church History, as seniors Catholic lifes- tyles and Social Issues. This depart- ment is what makes Dwenger differ- ent from other schools. The student body benefits greatly from this unique experience of being exposed to Christianity in the classroom. Fr. Shafer prepares the seniors for all walks of life. Mr. Loney does duck calls. Kevin Hogan guest lectures much to the indifference of Liz Perrugini. W Fr. Buescher ' s class. 28 Religion Why is his leg on the desk?

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English!! English!! English!! Mike Meyers, LeeAnn Lerch and Kevin Burns crack up; however Mark Eifert is a brick. MacBeth doesn ' t turn on Maria Deiser. Mrs. Carroll and her now edition Lydia. Larry Tippmann than EngUsh. looks like he ' s up to something other The English Department at Dwenger is very versatile. There is something for ev- eryone. From Freshman learning about Grammar to Seniors losing sleep over Col- lege Prep, English involves everyone. In the process, we read, Romeo and Juliet To Kill a Mockingbird The Scarlet Let- ter Huckleberry Finn 1984 among others. No one graduates from Dwenger without being able to diagram sentences, outline or write short essays. Welcome ad- ditions to the English department are Mrs. Dehr, Mr. Stevens and Mrs. Kathy Carroll who filled in for Mrs. Edie Carroll Mrs. Malloy rests after another wea- ry English class. Why do all my students have red dots on their foreheads? 30 English