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

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A SILVER CELEBRATION EXCELLENCE IN SPORTS Volleyball, soccer, basketball, and football — words that stand for poputar pastimes. These nannes have the power to stimulate some people to jump up and down for joy or band their heads into a wall for despair. And those are just the spectators. The athletes themselves put a lot of dedication into every season they participate in. But the crowd ' s spirit and dedication to the team can really cause the team to win or lose. So next time you don ' t feel like going to a game remember what you could mean to the team and think twfce. Snider can ' t even start to break the Saints ' defense. Even though it wasn ' t a home game, hundreds of Dvi enger fans came to cheer the team on to victory, ft was one of many great wins of this spectacular season. OPENING ' 13

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Michelle Wall leads the Saints to victory once again. Here she is doing her famous balance beam routine. Notice her form Molly McArdle watches her shot as it heads for the green. From the turn of her foot you can tell that she expects it to go pretty far. The girls ' cross country team prepares to start the season off right by beating Northside ' s team. Their relaxed stance bodes well for the rest of the meet. ' -- ' ■ i i!» I Nicole Bobay shoots for three over the arms of this Heritage opponent. Will she make it? SPf 12 OPENING

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Right: Senior Matt Huliinger did not wear hiis glasses when he tool on his challengers on the mat. He went to the State meet in Indy and represented Dwenger well Below Kim Coughlin, Lisa Miller and Anne Davis worked as a well-oiled machine to defeat many volleyball opponents. Above; South Side took quite o beating from the Saints. Dave Ludwig advances the boll as Matt Fox runs over to help him tight off the Archer tackle. Right: State Qualifier, Andy Noll had an excellent season. Andy wrestled at the 110 pound class. Coach Tone had a banner year. 14 OPENING