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

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DR. GLADYS RUIZ; Algebra II Trigonometry; Trigonometry; Algebra II MR. STEPHEN BROMBEREK: Mass Sacraments; Teachings of Christ MR. MARK JOHNSON: Keyboard Application; Accounting; Recordkeeping 1 1 1 Sn - i ' 1 1 K %.-J m 1 Jm w A . ■ ► H ' k y. ! MR. JAMES KOESTER: World History; U.S. History MS. ANNE CASE: Art I, II, III, IV MR. MARTIN TIERNEY: World Literature; English Literature MRS. SUE BROWN: Latin I, II, III, IV MS. CHRISTINE MACIEJEWSKI: Old Testament MR. TIM PHILLIPS: Biology; Earth Science FACULTY 25

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THE DWENGER FACULTY TEACHERS WHO ARE DEVOTED TO THEIR STUDENTS A few years ago, an eighth grade student left grade school and soon became a fresh- man at Bishop Dwen- ger High School. He had some concerns about the teachers he would have. It had oc- curred to him that Bish- op Dwenger was larg- er than his grade school. The teachers had more students to contend with, and those students had varying class sched- ules. This had implied to the incoming freshman that Dwenger ' s teach- ers would have less time for their students and would be less friendly than his grade school teachers. He quickly found he was wrong. His new teach- ers did have time for him. They also recog- nized their students as individuals and treated them as such. They were friendly and inter- ested in their students. These qualities helped him greatly in his high school career. Three and a half years after his entrance into Bishop Dwenger, this students even decided to write this essay about Dwenger ' s teachers. Ideally, teachers should mal e their sub- jects interesting. They should teach in such a way that their students learn the material well. They should control the classroom, but not in on overbearing man- ner. They should have time for their students. Also, they should have a good relationship with them. Dwenger ' s teachers come very close to this ideal. The effort they put into their job is obvious. MR. DON RYAN: Business Computers; Keyboard Application MRS. EDIE CARROLL: Business English; Mass Media; American Literature MR. ROBERT SLATTERY Band MRS. CHERIE BEHN: Physics; Chemistry; Honors Physics 24 FACULTY

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THEY WATCH US GROW MRS. CAROL CORNELL: Church History MRS. JOYCE GLOMAN: Anatomy and Physiology; AP Biology MR. ANDY JOHNS: U.S. History; Government MISS NANCY HALTER: Independent Living; Clothing 1 2; Foods, 1 2 MRS. PAT BECKER: Algebra II; College Algebra II; Calculus; College Algebra Honors DR. KERRY CHEESEMAN: Chemistry; AP Chemistry; Honors Chemistry Six of Dwenger ' s teachers are meeting in tine faculty lounge: (clockwise) Mrs. Jor- dan, Mrs. Malloy. Mrs, Glo- man. Miss Halter. Mrs. Nelson, and Mrs. Cornell. They ap- pear to be holding a group therapy session. 26 FACULTY