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

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Who are the people of Bishop Dwenger? They are the students who spend each day in the class- room learning Religion, Math, Sci- ence, History, Art, Music, Business and so forth. Once the 2:59 bell rings the students depart for sports, clubs, part time jobs and other extra-cur- ricular activities. Next are the teachers who devote their time to give their pupils the Below: Lisa Schaeffer is one of our Senior faces. Bob Zurbuch and Mike McKinney look best education they can offer. Many of the faculty are involved after school as coaches and moderators for the different clubs and activity groups. Many put in very long hours and show a caring for the students. Another group of Dwenger people are the parents. They spend many hours of volunteer hours on massive projects such as Saints Alive , the Athletic Boosters, Family Associ- ation, Music Boosters, and so on. The faces here are like a big family. WE are a Very close community.

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It Happens After 2:59 P.M. What to do after school??? Some of course go straight home and nev- er think about Dwenger until morn- ing. Most, however find their own place and activity of interest. For some it ' s Sports for others it ' s Dra- ma or Music, for some it ' s club ac- tivities for others it ' s journalism. The bottom line is that we ' ve got your activities. The Drama club pre- pares 3 shows a year: A Fall Play, A Children ' s Play and A Spring Musi- cal. The Music Department has 6 Concerts per year usually of a sea- sonal theme. Cheerleading and Pom Pon practice every day after school and perform at Sporting events. The Athletes also practice every day for their particular sport. Taco Dinners, the Saturnalia, French meals are all part of the lan- guage club activities. Many of the ski resorts in Michigan were visited by the Ski Club. Mr. Pierson formed the Bike Club this past season and this promises to be an interesting group. Our service organizations are well known in the community for their contribution to Fort Wayne. One of the hardest working groups in the school are the Newspaper and Yearbook staffs. Many after school hours go into the printing of our school publications. By the time 5:00 rolls around every afternoon there are still several groups of students in the building for one reason or an- other. No John Seculoff is not really this short. He just did not get up for the SAINTS as the cheer goes. One can tell from this picture how involved the student body is in the game being played. All classes are represented in this photo.

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Senior Joe Weldon says he learns in many ways. Here we notice he is reading a comic book. In reality Joe is working on an art project. Below: Chris Freiburger wears many hats Here he is in a felt fedora. Below: Dave Dreiband and Kim Conley are serious math students. PEOPLE DIVISION 17