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

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RESOURCE CENTER . . . LIBRARY MAGAZINES, COMPUTERS, BOOKS AND MUCH, MUCH MORE of. We all have access to the library during study hall, before and after school and even during some classes. Need some peace and quiet? Want a place to study without your friends around you? Need someone to help you find a re- source? Want to Just sit and relax a minute be- tween tests? The Bish- op Dwenger library is the place for you. Mrs. Weber and Sister Mary Jane do their very best to insure a quiet envi- ronment in which to study. They are very successful at this. Con- stantly the library is be- ing updated to include the latest in publica- tions. The Audio Visual Department is also part of the library. We have an extensive collection of AV materials avail- able. So, as we all know, the Bishop Dwenger library is not just a room full of books, but truely a re- source center that we all can be very proud Mrs. Weber assists Jon Bradtmueller, Shelly Baeton and Laura Berghoff in locating data from the fact file. Mrs. Weber really enjoys helping the students do their research. John Heinen and Jon Pokrzywinski work at the computers. LIBRARY

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GUIDANCE . . . POINTING THE WAY COUNSELORS HELP STUDENTS MAKE CHOICES Mrs. Virginia Steger; Guidance De- Mr. Robert Meyer: King of tlie Computer. Mr. Meyer does the scheduling. If portment Secretary. you have a problem see him. Every student had some contact with the Guidance Department at least once through the school year. Each student is personally scheduled by one of the counselors. Every aspect of the aca- demic progress is dis- cussed. Courses are selected with a partic- ular goal in mind. We are not left to the mer- cy of the computer. Mrs. Hall, Guidance Di- rector also works with each and every senior to mal e sure that they have their futures planned correctly. Fi- nancial aid for college, scholarships, recom- mendations, and appli- cations are all handled by the Guidance staff. Mrs. Keller works with the underclassmen. Schedule changes, RVS students. Higher Ed Day, PSAT tests and other tests as well, are also done by the staff in the Guidance office. Mrs. Steger is the able secretary. Scheduling is done by Mr, Meyer who also teaches in the math department. The offices of the Guid- ance Department were enlarged this year with Mrs. Hall mov- ing to the office for- merly occupied by the business office. It is alot nicer now with the counselors have much more privacy when talking to a student about a problem. Many more students are taking advantage of this fine department. Hats off to the Guid- ance Department. Mrs. Barbara Hall, Director of Guidance. Mrs. Hall takes charge of seeing all of the seniors. Mrs. Mary Keller, Guidance Coun- selor. GUIDANCE 21

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NERVE CENTER . . OFFICE THE MAIN OUR SECRETARIES KEEP TRACK OF THE PULSE Mrs. Evelyn Holly: Attendance Clerk Mrs. Bernice Ocken: Admissions Office Mrs. Betty Passino: Front Office Mrs. Rosemary Maher: Secretary to Mr. Gaughan lere do you go when you need some- thing or you lost some- thing or you found something, or your mother called and left a message, or you need to set up an ap- pointment with Mr. Gaughan, etc. You go to the main office, that ' s where. This Is the hub of the school!!! Ev- eryone has to stop off here at several points in their lives, first, if you ' re sick, you or your parent must call in to report that you will not be in school today. Second, the tuition money must be dropped off at the business office. Third, you need to buy some- thing from the book- store. Fourth, you want to vote for Homecom- ing Queen and were late for school and missed the ballots in the Homeroom. The list could go on to One Hundred. Mrs. Passino and Mrs. Holly relax between sorting out the attendance The ladies In the business office: Mrs. Pat Altmeyer and Mrs. Judi Dawley. cords. Mrs. Passino had her feet fixed this year. OFFICE 23