Bishop Luers High School - Accolade Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

m ' %. iM : x r« V Come. On in A Pictorial Review of School Events. Published by the Junior Class of BISHOP LUERS HIGH SCHOOL Fort Wayne, Indiana NINETEEN HUNDRED ■ i -I B ' ' i, ' Jil ' ' ■ ITi pilsife ' ? ' ' - ' ' H M - ' r «l - ' - 1 r- , M i 4 ! , X || BISHOP LUERS A HIGH SCHOOL THREE YEARS YOUNG STRIVING GROWING ' CONFIDENT OF THE PRESENT LOOKING FORWARD TO THE FUTURE THIS IS OUR STORY - - ' YOUNG HANDS . . . YOUNG HEARTS . . . YOUNG MINDS ' ' I I I WORKING TOGETHER J ' ■«-«™o«B« ill a IN STUDIES . . . PROJECTS . . . GAMES ■ SEEKING THAT FINAL ACCOLADE THAT WILL FIND US ' | CITIZENS OF TWO WORLDS . j When Bishop Pursley laid the cornerstone of this high school, he engraved this motto upon it: To our youth, citizens of two worlds. As a token of gratitude for his deep and abiding interest in us, we, the students of Bishop Luers, dedicate this first yearbook to our Chief Pastor. But in doing so, we fondly hope that our deeper dedi- cation will be to the ideal he has set for us,--that we will, indeed, grow into full citizenship in two worlds. That, we feel, is the kind of dedication Bishop Pursley would like the most because that is the kind of pastor he so truly is. DEDICATION Bishop Luers High School has been shaped by many hands. First conceived in the mind of Bishop Pursley, it took form through the united efforts of the total Catholic Community of Fort Wayne. Since then, it has been patiently molded by a dedicated faculty. But this high school also has a spirit, a soul. The man most responsible for putting it there is the first and present Principal, Father Edmund Moore. What effort must go into such an undertaking, we can only guess, --the long hours, the problems, the patience, the pains of birth. It is a hard job to strike the spark of life. But the spark has been struck through the unsung and unrewarded dedication of one man . . . FR. EDMUND MOORE, O.F.M. OUR PRINCIPAL DEDICATED FACULTY FR. CON AN TAYLOR, O.F.M. Assistant Principal; Academic Guidance; Biology; Geometry 1144423 FR. JOEL BYRNE, O.F.M. Religion 2, 3 FR. CAMILLUS HOGAN, O.F.M. Chemistry; Practical Chemistry; Religion 2 FR. FLORENTINE RAYES, O.F.M. Student Chaplain; Religious Guidance; Drama Moderator; Latin 3; Spanish; English 2,3 FR. DISMAS TURNBULL, O.F.M. FR. SIGMUND DRAGASTIN, O.F.M. Procurator; Algebra; Dean of Boys; Yearbook Moderator; Advanced Algebra; World History; American History; Latin 1; Religion 2 Religion 1 TO BRIGHTEN OUR MINDS.. SR M. CELESTE, O.S.F. Dean of Girls; Shorthand; Typing; Physical Education; Majorettes SR M. ERMENILDE, O.S.F. Library; World History; American History; History Club SR. M. JOSEPHA, O.S.F. Knight Lights Moderator; Algebra; Advanced Algebra; Geometry; Health SR M. CLARILDA, O.S.F. Latin 1,2; English 3, World History SR. M. JOSELLA, O.S.F. Moderator; Veronica Guild, Future Homemakers; Christian Family Living; Foods and Nutrition; Interior Decorating; Art; Religion 2 SR M. ROSAIRE, O.S.F. English 1,2; General Business MR WALTER CARR Band MR. JOHN GAUGHAN Coach; Athletic Director; Physical Education; Economic Geography; American History ...AND BROADEN OUR WORLD SOPHOMORES We were second in the school, The first to challenge junior rule. Our platform, be sophisticated . Never loud or dissipated, Showing juniors how to do it, Making them conform or rue it. Top class is what the juniors are. But having class is best by far. JUNIORS Young in mind and young in heart. We pioneered right from the start. First freshmen, sophomores, juniors too, (And often ending in a stew) We found the hard way how to win: Up Blind-alleys, back again. But now the course is nearly run, ' Twas getting there was half the fun. FRESHMEN The school was going when we came. We didn ' t have to make its name. But full of young inanity. We majored in insanity. School was bright as it could be. The world was fresh and so were we. This much is sure, we ' re on our way, First class is not a place to stay. m9 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: from the left, Dan Brodrick, Pres- Thomas Alt Donald Anweiler sident; Mike Burns, Vice President; Jim Snyder, Secretary- Diane Albright Michael Bail Treasurer. THE Paula Carr Sharon Coen Barbara Christie Sharon Conroy Barbara Daenell Stephen Dearing Bequi DeWald Pamela Dyk David Dickmeyer Judith Dykhuizen Richard Baltes Mary Jane Bradley Juanita Brennan Darlene Becker Michael Braun Linda Brennan Daniel Brodrick Cathalene Brown John Bush Michael Burns JUNIOR CLASS OF 1961 Theodore Egts Janice Fairfield Norbert Fisher Donald Ellis Lynn Fisher Patricia Fisher Richard Franke Timothy Freeman Sarah Freeman William Freistroffer Sheila Gerardot Andrea Giese Patrick Gerardot Sandra Gitter Cheryl Greeley Marilyn Grobis Robert Groves Michael Hamm Mary Jo Hankee Maurice Hartman JUNIORS Timothy Jur Mary Anne Kaminski Thomas Kitch Constance Kaminski Kurt Kinzer Francis Koehl Kathleen Lahmeyer Mary Beth Lauer Charyl Lancaster Robert Lauer i i Donald Heit Terrence Herbst Joanna Hill Charles Herber Marlene Henniger Eugene Hille Janice Hoch Nancy Jacquay Rae Anne Horstman Katherine Joseph 1961 Michael Lebrato Joseph Lebrato From the left, Barbara Daenell, Ellen Reed, Thomas Richards, and Lucia Talarico Mary Jo Hankee asks for volunteers. That ' s Joanna Hill looking into the camera. You can also see, from the left, Lynn Fisher, Kay Steinacker, Sharon Coen, and Marlene Henninger. William Liggett Kathleen Littlefield Stephen Morrell Judith Musser Mary Kay Nill Stephen Ottenweller Barbara Parker Patrick Minnick Charles Niezer Susan Otte John Palone Sara Pequignot tl£fe Edward Mahrt Elaine Mahrt Thomas Maldeney Michael McDougall Stephen McKee Stephen McArdle Donald McKay David Mellinger Ralph Miller Terrence Mills JUNIORS 1961 Raymond Philo, Jr. Edward Ponczek Stephen Pierre Diane Rainey Ellen Reed Michael Robbins Thomas Ryan Thomas Richards Lawrence Romary Michael Schauer i mM kilii £i Mary Kay Schenkel Barbara SchmoU Mary Schilling Sandra Schorr m - -, «5 — ' t I Joan Schultheis John Schultheis Judith Shanahan Robert Shirey Michael Thomas Eugene Trabel Kathleen Todd Stanton Urbine Barbara Vonder Haar John Wall Diane Vorndran Winifred Weiss Lawrence Smith Mary Alice Smith JUNIORS Patricia Wissler Elizabeth Westrick James Snyder Robert Sorg Kay Stienacker Leo Sorg Susan Steckbeck Judith Swanson Steven Swanson Susan Tennes Lucia Talerico John Tholen 1961 Sandra Worman Robert Zahrt Steve Pierre experiments. Tom Ryan and Larry Romary are in consultation. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Mary Jane Bradley, Pat Wissler, Janice Hoch, Joanna Hill, Sue Otte, Barbara Vonder Haar, and Sandy Gitter. Deborah Alberding Charlene Alter Deborah Alberding begins a loaf of bread as Joyce Pierce, Lenette Penzone and Patricia Sealover watch the birdie. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1961 Vincent Alt Mary Ann Baron Steven Bennett Patrick Blackburn Rose Brinker Janet Burton Charles Backofen Nicholas Beedle Richard Bickel Thomas Blaising Gregory Bucket James Cavacini jfoi c l r- £iktik diU k Susan Churchward Charlotte Coen Joseph Colone John Conville Richard Croxton Lynn Datzman Janice Daugherty Michael DePrinzio Neil Derheimer Barbara Evans Sharon Fagan Dennis Fletter Gerald Ford Michael Fox Mary Franke James Freiburger James W. Freiburger Ronald Fritz Susan Gamble Mary Elaine Gardt Walter Giesting Judith Gill Eric Gillig Delores Grim Janet Haggenjos Earl Hamm Anthony Hanchar Roberta Harper James Hartnett Carl Hoffman Mary Hendrickson Thomas Humbrecht Mary Elaine Gardt takes notes as Charlotte Coen dis- covers the world of the microscope and Lynn Patzman discovers the camera. Rosemary Hunter Patricia Kelleher Kay Kelpin Anne Jordan Sheila Kennedy Maxine Kinder Barbara Kleber Michael Kramer David Lauer Robert Kortokrax John Landgraf Catherine Leahy Ronald Leonard Kent Lomont John Louden Donald Lundquist Judith Mahan Barbara Marcotte David Logan Bruce Loos Theresa Lubomirski Vincent Mack Rita Maldeney George Mast Jane McAgster Suzanne McKay Edward Meinzen Paula Meinzen Leonard Melton Stephen Merchant Eileen Michaels Michael Muldoon Art students from left to right are Julie Shank, Jane McAlister, Pamela Weimann, Charlene Rolf, Mary Lou Weaver, Barbara Evans, Linda Weaver and Janice Ottenweller. Karla Murray Dennis O ' Neil Janice Ottenweller Diane Parrish Lenette Penzone Joyce Pierce Susan Poitras Barbara Prough Charlene Rolf Donald Rorich Robin Russell James Saul Patricia Sealover Julie Shank Mary Jane Sliger Richard Stanley James Still Edward Subzda Carole Sullivan James Tibbet Fredrick Tone Joyce Trabel John Watters Linda Weaver Mary Lou Weaver Pamela Weimann Sharon Wyss Sharon Zuber 1 Elizabeth Adams David Allemeier Patricia Adam Donald Allen Freshmen Class Officers: seated, Frances Arnold, President; From the left, Ron Burgette, Secretary-Treasurer; Tim Burns, Vice-President. THE Becky Cagnet John Carr Charles Conville Elaine Denney Dennis Deprey Denise DeWald Linda Diss Alex Driessen James Daugherty Sarah Dumas Carol Dykhuizen Elaine Egts James Arnett John Arnold Frances Arnold Arthur Barile Paula Billman John Brodrick Sally Jo Bradley Andrea Brown Dixie Drug Ronald Burgette Kathryn Bruskotter Timothy Burns FRESHMEN Rose Marie Egts Mary Jane Fagan Diane Forschner Patrick Frazier Mary Frieburger Dianna Gephart Charles Ellis Peter Fell Alfred Frauenfelder Susan Freeman Michael Geise Ronald Giese Stephen Gildea Ellen Glass Joyce Gunter William Gutman Brendan Hall Sharon Hall Stephen Hambrock Stephen Hamm Diana Handlin Paulette Hankee Terrence Hartman Karen Haugk Barbara Hoch Helen Hoeval Susan Hoevel Susan Hoffman Robert Holsinger Arthur Jacikas Barry Jacobs Barbara Johnson Michael Jones Peggy Jur Kathy Kapp Kathleen Kearns Locker Stop: From the left, Bill Gutman, Brendan Hall, Stephen Hamm, Arthur Jacikas, and Robert Holsinger. Thomas Kelleher Karen Kinzer Carol Klein Daniel Koehl Lawrence Krouse Richard Krouse Kay KuUeck Susan Lahmeyer Suzette Lancaster Donna Langschied Susan Lauer Sylvia Lauer Thomas Lauer Thomas Lonergan Merlin Marquardt Maureen McArdle Edward Meinzen John Meredith Suzanne Lebrato Theresa Mansfield Michael McAlister Robert McDonald Michael Mellinger Patrick Michaels Stephen Obergfell Marita Orwin Robert Palevich Kenneth Palmer John Rauch Cynthia O ' Brien Johanna Osterholt John Palmer Diana Radu Michael Reed Judy Michell Richard Miller Bonnie Milligan Stephen Moran Judith Mills Dennis Morrell Janice Myers Anita Nill Cheryl Nix Karen Noll Richard Reising Rebecca Roller Test time in Latin I ! k . , «kJ . m t„i.a, Dennis Russell Dinah Schipher Linda Ryan Robert SchmoU Jack Schorr Robert Shea Sharon Shible William Smeltzley Sharon Sessler Patricia Sherbondy Susan Shive Daniel Smith John Topple Daniel Vail Leonard Wall Mary Jo Weaver Barbara Wehrle Patricia White Barbara Trabel Mary Ann Vordermark John Weaver Mary Ann Wedler Nancy Westrick Susan Wilhelm Jeffery Sobosan Kathleen Sorg Jerry Sorg Ronald Sorg Sharon Springel Margaret Still Joann Sullivan James Symonds Marydel Stier Jeanine Stout William Sullivan Thomas Tone 1144423 George Wirges Robert Wisniewski Donald Wismer Margaret Wyss Mary Zimski Chuck Conville, John Weaver, and George Wirges lead off for a change of class. Ted Egts is at the map. Bill Liggett and Maurice Hartman observe. Kathy Leahy, Sister Josella, Carol Sullivan and Theresa Lubomirski. The Guidance Department administers a test to the Sophomores. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Roberson are in charge of the kitchen at Bishop Luers. Ed Muldoon, jack-of-all trades and master of most. He keeps this plant running. Mrs. Williams supervises in the kitchen. ACCOLADE 1961 EDITOR Charyl Lancaster ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mary Beth Lauer and Charles Herber BUSINESS MANAGER Pat Gerardot COPY Nancy Jacquay FEATURES Pam Dyk, Diane Rainey, Mike McDougail, and Andy Giese ' Decisions, decisions, decisions, says Editor Lancaster. Mike Mc Dougall, Pam Dyk, Pat Gerardot, Mary Beth Lauer, Charles Herber, Pam Dyk, Pat Gerardot, and Diane Rainey. ADVERTIZING STAFF: Charlie Niezer, Mar lene Hen- Sitting: Roberta Harper, Sara Pequignot, and Connie ninger, Mike Thomas, Steve Swanson, Mary Vorder- Kaminski. mark, and Tom Kitch. and Mary Kay Nill. Mary Beth Lauer, Nancy Jacquay, and Andy Giese. CO-EDITORS Barbara SchmoU Judy Dykhuizen ASSOCIATE EDITORS Janice Ottenweller James Saul NEWS EDITORS Kathy Todd Skip Giesting Barbara Schmoll Judy Dykhuizen KNIGHT LIGHTS Jim Snyder, Mary Lou Weaver, Skip Giesting, Janice Ottenweller , Jim Saul, Pat Kelleher , Steve Ottenweller , and Rick Krouse. Kathy Todd, Suzette Lancaster, Sara Pequignot, Dave Dickmeyer, Judy Dykhuizen, Mike Burns. FEATURE EDITORS Sara Pequignot Steve Ottenweller ART Mary Lou Weaver Dave Dickmeyer REPORTERS Connie Kaminski Sally Freeman Ellen Reed Mary Jo Hankee Nancy Westrick Suzette Lancaster Rick Krouse Above: Kathy Todd, Nancy Westrick, Connie Kaminski and Sally Freeman. Below: Ellen Reed, Suzette Lancaster, Sara Pequignot andMary Lou Weaver. ' ' .:. r m l f FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, Row one, L. to R. Susan Shive, K. Leahy, D. Brugg, L. Diss, D. Forshner, C. Alter, S. Freeman, J. Myers, M. Orwin. Row two: Karen Haugk, S. Kennedy, B. Kleber, R. Brinker, L. Penzone, E. Glass, S.Springle, L.Adams, P. White, S. Lebrato, D. Radu. Row t hree: S- Churchward, M. Baron, D. Parrish, P. Seal- over, B. Christie, M. Grobis, D. Wade, D. Albright, J. Fair- field, K. Littlefield, W. Weiss, D. Alberding, M. Sliger, S. Gerardot, S. Fagon. SERVICE CLUBS RED CROSS OFFICERS: Andy Giese demonstrates to Judy Swanson and Bequi De Wald. JUNIOR LIBRARIANS: Infront of thedesk are Judy Mitchell and Mary Ann Freiburger. From the left, directly behind the desk, are Deanna Gephart, Dinah Schiber, Sharon Springle, Anita Nill, and Mary Vordermark. You can see Mary Lou Weaver and Margaret Still in the background. JUNIORS, VERONICA GUILD: Row one, L. to R., K. Joseph, D. Albright, M. Grobis, K. Lahmeyer, S. Gerardot, E. Mahrt, M.K. Nill, S. Pequignot. Row two: W. Weiss, E. Reed, M.J. Bradley, J. Hoch, J. Hill, P. Carr, P. Wissler, J. Swanson, B. De Wald, R.A. Horstman, P. Dyk, S. Otte. Row three: S. Tennes, N. Jacquay, K. Steinacker, S. Worman, S. Gitter, S. Conroy, C Greeley, J. Fairfield, M.B. Lauer,L.Brennan,K. Littlefield, B. Christie, J. Shanahan, M.A. Smith. Row four: D. Wade, S. Steck- beck, M.K. Schenkel, D. Becker, M.J. Hankee, J. Dykhuizen, M. Heninger, S. Freeman, L. Fisher, C. Kaminski, K. Todd. ' ivy ' W ' - ' H ' ■ ' ■ ' ' VERONICA GUILD, SOPHOMORES: row one, L. to R., K. Leahy, P. Wynman, J. Haggeiijos, S. Gamble, B. Prough, S. Wyss,R.Maldeney, J.Trabel,D. Grim. Row two: J. Pierce, S. Churchward, M.A. Baron, R. Hunter, S. Zuber, P. Seal- over, B. Kleber,L. Weaver, R.A. Brinker, J. Daugherty, C. Alter, D. Parish. Row three: S. Fagan, C. Rolf, M.E. Gardt, M. Kinder, L. Penzone, E.Michaels, R. Harper, J. Gill, M.J. Sliger, D. Alberding, B. Marcotte, S. Kennedy. VETERANS ' DAY HELPERS: L. to R., Barbara Hoch, Margaret Wyss, Judy Mills, Veteran Representative, Janice Myers, Helen Hoevel, and Maureen Mc- Ardle. THE SACRISTANS: two girls who do a real job, Rita Maldeney and Ann Jordan. VERONICA GUILD, FRESHMEN: row one, L. to R., J. Stout, S. Lahmeyer,K.Kinzer, S. Lauer, P. Hankee, S. J. Bradley, B. Roller, D.De Wald, A. Nill, F. Arnold, B. Wehrle. Row two: S. Lauer, M. Zimski, M.J. Weaver, K. Sorg, S. Lancas- ter, K. KuUeck, J. Mills, J. Gunter, C. Nix, B. Trabel, S. Wilhelm, P. Billman, C. Klein, E. Denney. Row three: S. Shive,S. Hall, M. Still, S. Dumas, M.Vordermark, K. Kearns, M.J. Fagan, B. Cagnet, M. Wyss, M. McArdle, B. Hoch, C. Dykhuizen, P. Sherbondy, L. Ryan. . f sij!jir. «.Ai-e3  t«y sga .8-s-a«s. ' «,s2«N,:. -u .. CHAPEL SERVERS: row one, J. Meredith, J. Rauch,R.Schmoll,T.Kelleher, M. Mellinger. Rowtwo: M.ReedjW. Sullivan, J. Toppel, and L. Krouse. Larry Krouse serves for Father Florentine. CHAPEL SERVERS: L. to R., S. Gildea,R. Burgette, P. Michaels, J. Carr, S. Hamm, C. Conville,R. Krouse, M.MarquardtjG.Wirges, and Tim Burns. BLESSING OF CLASS RINGS: Father Ed- mund officiates at the ring ceremony. Re- presentatives of the Junior Class are Dan Brodrick and Mary Kay Schenkel. Observing the ceremony are girls of the Junior Class. THE MAXWELL FAMILY: from the left, sitting, and Mama Lauer. Standing, Baby Brother Giesting and Daughter SchmoU, Grandma Kaminski, Papa Mellinger Sister Hankee. PRESENTING: IT ' S GREAT Mary Schilling, Judy Dykhuizen, Barbara Schmoll and Mary Beth Lauer. Sara Pequignot with Mary Kay Nill in the back- ground. MA (for Mary Ann) Kaminski TO BE CRAZY Mike Muldoon, Dave Mellinger, and Judy Dykhuizen. HAMMING IT UP: Mary Schilling, Mary Jo Hankee, Skip Giesting and Mike Muldoon. TYCOON Mike Mc Dougall with Ellen Reed Barbara Schmoll, Ellen Reed, Mary Ann Kaminski, Mary Schilling, Mike Muldoon, Dave Mellinger. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Bequi De Wald, Connie Kaminski, Chary 1 Lancaster, Judy Dykhuizen, Lucia Talarico, Diane Albright, Paula Carr. Junior girls in their Christmas cantata. Facing are Mary Kay Schenkel, Diane Vorn- dran, Cathy Brown (with the Bambino), Susan Steckbeck. Joan Schultheis and Lucia Talarico do their soft shoe routine. TWIRLERS CO-CAPTAIN of the Twirlers, Nancy Jacquay, signals a formation. TWIRLING TEAM: leader, Janice Fairfield; row one, Marilyn Grobis, Pat Adams, Diane Albright; row two, Ellen Reed, Cheryl Gree- ley, Kathy Todd, Connie Kaminski; row three, Nancy Jacquay, Judy Shanahan, Mary Kay Schenkel, Linda Brennan. In the front are co-captains Janice Fairfield and Nancy Jacquay. With them are Marilyn Grobis, Ellen Reed and Pat Adams. BAND OFFICERS: Mary Elaine Gardt, Robert Lauer, Darlene Becker, and Mike Robbins. THE SOUND OF MUSIC Mr. Walter Carr conducting. There comes a time when even a small, be- ginning band must meet the public. We did this year and we rather enjoyed it. 0) .-1 tH O ffl ai g O So ;=3 S :;3 c 2 c ffi ► ' -i C CO 0 o u 9 Z. ' ° a c a ' S S W £ cp •C 5 •• S oi H f oT O S o ■g§ c - 3 i! 1 V p r_. - . M ' . « v if wm M« mmmm - |• ismmik FASHION SHOW, 1960; Mary Jane Bradley models. STYLES: IN DRESS T -ENTHW1| .„,„,„ ., .,, AND POLITICS At Bishop Luers, 1960 was an election year too. Could this be jug? The Thinker ! Home-ec. car-wash. Insurance anyone? jm ■i c kf fMr B wMQ n 1 Km y stag line . and on the dance floor. Freshmen girls. We feel sure they don ' t want to be identified. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Jane Mc Alister and Janice Ottenweller. ROW TWO: Maxine Kinder, Julie Shank, Barbara Evans, Karla Murray, Pat Kelleher. REMEMBER the County Tournament. We led until the very last second of a double over- time. Then there was sudden death - - - and tears. Watch us next year! YOUNG HISTORIANS Around the table from the left, C. Kaminski, R. Zahrt, T. Richards, C. Lancaster, M. J. Hankee, M. A. Kaminski, S. Freeman, and S. Coen. THE SPEECH CLUB ROW ONE: M. A. Kaminski, L. Worman, R. A. Horstman, E. Egts, J. Sullivan. ROW TWO: D. Beck- er, J. Brennan, R. Maldeny. ROW THREE: B. Hall, C. Conville, J. Toppel, C. Herber, P. Jur. and M. Stier. Opposite page: Quarterback Joe Lebrato passing. All-City Fullback, Dan Brodrick. Mikk Tackle, Steve McKee Guard, Bruce Loos Center, Steve McArdle KNIGHTS HAVE 5-2-1 RECORD End, Jim Snyder Halfback, John Tholen Halfback, Bob Shirey Guard, Fred Tone Tackle, Bob Groves IN FIRST VARSITY SEASON ., w A LOOK AT THE RECORD BISHOP LUERS OPPONENTS 13 Elm hurst 42 Hicksville 14 Portland 13 20 Elmhurst 14 Lowell 33 33 Royerton 13 13 Columbia City 34 20 Howe Military 20 End, Mike Burns VARSITY FOOTBALL First row, 1. to r.: Greg Buckel, Fred Tone, Stan Urbine, Neil Derheimer, Mike Schauer, Steve Morrell. Second row: Coach Gaughan, Bruce Loos, RonFritz, Tom Hum- brecht, Mike Bail, Mike Braun, Don Anweiler. Third row: Tim Jur, Tim Freeman, Jim Freiburger, Jim Still, Ted Egts, John Bush, Jim Snyder. First row, 1. to r.: Bob Shirey, John Tholen, Leonard Melton, Mike Hamm, Joe Lebrato, Jim Saul, manager. Second row: Terry Mills, Robin Russell, Steve McArdle, Don Lundquist, Mike Burns, Dan Brodrick. Third row: Bob Groves, Dave Mellinger, Ric Gillig, Steve McKee, Charlie Niezer, Ed. Ponczek, JimCavacini. Bench and fans at Howe Military. Below: J. Lebrato, M. Bail, D. Lundquist, J. Bush. Above: trying to stop Concordia in the City Jamboree. hi B fid : ' f 1ST 1 W ' i M ' - . r ' - ' iB? ' ™ mmt wpp Hi iib, ' ' ■ ALL-CITY FULLBACK, Dan Brodrick, dives for yardage. The other team is Elmhurst. Coach Gaughan; the look of strategy. Joe Lebrato holding on at Columbia City. Mr. Dileo gives Jim Still the word. Bury the Bishops ! We don ' t object to the sentiment, but the name, gentlemen, is Knights . - Q Rick Krouse, Dick Krouse, and Steve Ham- brock. A winning team. J. R. Freiburger, B. Loos, T. Jur, T. Humbrecht, R. Gillig, J. Cavacini, and R. Shirey. Rough! , . JL, Jim Still, Coach Gaughan, Terry Mills and Charlie Niezer. mi r . 4 UNDEFEATED FRESHMEN: Row one, left to right: Barry Jacobs, Jack Palmer, Tom Kelleher, Robert Holsinger. Row two: Steve Hamm, Mike Jones, Tom Tone, Bob Schmoll, Peter Fell. Row three: Pat Fraizer, John Rauch, George Wirges, Dan Vail, Steve Hambrock. Row four: Tom Lauer, Dennis De Prey, Mike Reed, Rick Krouse, Tim Burns. Row five: Bill Sullivan, Larry Krouse, John Toppel, Alfred Frauenf elder , Ron Burgette. FRONT ROW: Mike Thomas, John Landgraf, Mike Burns. ROW TWO: Terry Mills, Dan Brodrick, Steve Mc Ardle, Tom Blaising. ROW THREE: Jim Snyder, Tom Alt, Jim Still. BASKETBALL !i«iW RESERVE SQUAD - ROW ONE: R. Russell, F. Tone, S. Giesting, C. Backofen, G. Buckel. ROW TWO: D. Lundquist, V. Alt, J. R. Freibur- ger, R. Gillig, J. Lowden and J. W. Freiburger. FRESHMEN, ROW ONE: JohnCarr, Tom Tone, Tom Kelleher. ROW TWO: Mike Jones, Ron Burgette, Steve Ham- brock, John Rauch, Richard Reising, Tim Burns, Steve Hamm. ROW THREE: Bill Sullivan, Mike Reed, Rick Krouse, James Dougherty, John Toppel, Tom Lauer, and Mr. Bill Schible. WE WERE THERE i ' Li Fr. Conan, Mrs. John Gaughan, Mr. Gaughan, Fr. Edmund, Msgr. Lester, Mr. George Connor AWARDS BANQUEl I960 (REMEMBER) Even though students may feel that the 1960 awards ' banquet happened a century ago, the editors thought they might like a record of it in 1984. Awards were conferred for scholastic honors as well as athletic achievement. Mr. George Connor, Notre Dame football great and All -American, was the guest speaker. Dan Brodrick was elected student of the year and was awarded the president ' s trophy instituted by Bill Dyk, first president of Luers ' Activities Club. Steve McArdle gets his letter from Fr. Conan. Coach Gaughan is at the mike. peaking, Mr. Bill Dyk, Mrs. Dyk, Mr . Frank Schauer . 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Dyk - Manager DeWALD HOME AUTO SUPPLY Firestone dealers for over years 40 Wayne at Clay A- Fort Wayne, Indiana 2311 Compliments 0 POINSETTE FUR COMPANY Ft. Wayne ' s most recommended furrier 118 E. Washington Compliments 0 l l CI g n ci ' 3c. World Leader In . . . . Stereophonic High Fidelity . High Fidelity Television . Precision Electronics For Government and Industry APSCO OF INDIANA lOth Street Baer Field For the Best in SPORTS EQUIPMENT AAAIN AUTO SPORT SHOP 214 West Berry St. Fort Wayne, Indiana List today with Dick McKay Member Multiple Listing Service DICK McKAY— REALTOR S-4153 Residential - Commercial - Industrial Shoes for the entire family Florsheim J.C. Roserts for men Grace Walker for Women Red Goose for Children AAARTINS SHOES NORTHCREST SHOPPING CENTER We have something to sell that costs you nothing proper fit. 10-9 Mon-Fri. Hours 10-6 Sat. Trinity 39213 Compliments of McKAY ELECTRIC CO. 7671 Bluffton Rd. Compliments of PAUL LOTT HEATING AND PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 1633 Wells Street E-4603 LUBRIPLATE LUBRICANTS Complete stocks for automotive, construction, farm industrial needs. Prompt service. Call LUBE OIL CO., INC. Baer Field S-3223 Ken Schilling Greetings from AL J. HOFFMAN CO. Insurance and Surety Bonds Dependable service since 1926 522 Standard Bldg. A-3436 For real heating comfort PHONE E - 8141 SUPERIOR FUEL CO. 919 WELLS ST. IRMSCHER SONS, INC. INDUSTRIAL . COMMERCIAL . INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRUCTION 1030 Osage Street - Fort Wayne 7, Indiana W.J. THOMAS INSURANCE AGENCY Auto - Fire - Bonds - Life Office A-3451 Res. H-8717 1011 Ft. Wayne Bank Building BUSKIRK ' S SHELL SERVICE Brake drums turned - retail - wholesale - complete Shell Service Behind the Fence 4903 S. Lafayette H-5145 Fort Wayne, Indiana REDWOOD LODGE MOTEL Edward J. and Dorothy V. Miller R.R. 2 Fremont, Indiana Exit 10 Angola toll road ADAMS AND WALDA, INC. Interiors and Furniture 1818 Bluffton Rd. Phone H-4207 Fort Wayne, Indiana FOX PARKING GARAGE Corner Harrison and Washington Streets 24 HOUR PARKING SMITTY ' S BOWLING LANES Bowling at its best 7015 Bluffton Rd. Ft. Wayne, Indiana PETITE BEAUTY SALON Across from Eavey ' s open evenings by appointment 5213 Decatur Rd. K-7809 WM. P. SCHENKEL SONS, INC. Builders and Engineers 1120 ST. MARYS AVE. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA BOB ' S STANDARD SERVICE Service of all kinds H - 5336 407 Paulding Rd. The best for the least. JOHN CERUTI - OWNER DALE ' S DRIVE IN 5825 Covington Rd. Open bowling 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sat and Sun. Students under 16 bowl for 30 ? per line. No shoe rental charge Mon — Friday 9 a. m. to 6 p.m. DEHNERT ' S LANES automatic pin setters air conditioned 5214 Decatur Rd. (Next to Eavey ' s) FAMILY FASHIONED HOMES 1600 Lower Huntington Road LEBRATO BROS., INC S-4121 S-5610 ASSOCIATED COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS, INC. Commercial photography at its best. HIRES Serving Fort Wayne for over 33 years. Two locations 2042 Broadway. 1304 Maumee Ave. Compliments of BOB PAUL WEHRLE ' S RESTAURANT MUNRO ' S STANDARD ROAD SERVICE Free Pickup and delivery H-5300 Southgate Plaza QUIK CHICK— CARRY OUT The World ' s finest eatin ' chicken IT ' S BROASTED We deliver 5213 Decatur Rd. Dial K-8232 opposite Eavey ' s s. D. DUNCAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Excavating . Grading . Land Clearing Wm . Brennan, Supt. 1321 California Rd. BINNIE CIGARETTE SERVICE A complete line of cigarette and candy machines. 2615 Sherman A-3318 Fort Wayne FAVORY AUTO CLINIC 2802 Huntington Rd. Ft. Wayne, Indiana MORELL MEN ' S WEAR, INC. Southgate Plaza K-8181 John J. Morell Stewart W. Trulock Phone: H-6298 PLAZA BEAUTY SALON South Gate Plaza Fort Wayne, Indiana Fort Wayne ' s Finest Beauty Salon PEQUIGNOT AUTO SALES 2605 South Calhoun Street Automobiles- Bought and Sold ARTHUR F. PEQUIGNOT SONS, Owners TELEPHONE: Kenmore 9809 or Kenmore 7260 425 Downing- Residence Phone H-1687 Fort Wayne, Indiana Compliments of A. J. ALTER MORTGAGE LOAN CO. And Property Service Corp. Mortgages - Real Estate Insurance-Builders Investments AL ALTER, President 603 Fort Wayne Bank BIdg. A-8253 A-8254 SCHMIDT PHARMACY Ed Schmidt, R. Ph. 4001 South Wayne Avenue Fort Wayne, Indiana Phone: H-0626 ' Your Neighborhood Health Center ' JOSEPH F. LOOS Loos Insurance Agency 2300 Fairfield Ave. H-2136 Fort Wayne ' s leading Catholic Funeral Home (Sk Md 2114 S. Calhoun St. Fort Wayne BEST WISHES from A PATRON GREGORY A. LAUER SON BUILDERS I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Jerry Lauer Phone K-3544 5608 Decatur Rd. Fort Wayne, Indiana Your courteous mobile home dealer ADAMS COUNTY TRAILER SALES, INC. New and used mobile homes Highway 27 Decatur, Indiana Paul E. Strickler, Pres. Kathryn Strickler, Sec. Treas. YOST GRAYEL-READYMIX INC. Sand and Gravel Truck-mixed concrete Office Phone 3-3114 Decatur, Indiana VlMt Our EeautifJ . . . . LA CANTINA ROOM For your next party inquire about our giant pizza Fort Wayne ' s largest 30 in diameter Family room private rooms for banquets and parties Monday thru Friday 4 p.m. - 1 a.m. Saturday 4 p.m. - 2 a.m. DOC CACCAMO ' S PIZZERIA Specializing in Italian and American food Air conditioned for your comfort 5520 Decatur Rd. K - 9124 HOE VEL WOOD A PLANNED COMMUNITY HOMES WITH A HERITAGE A highly restricted area designed for people with discriminating taste H.J. HOEVEL, INC. Builder and Developer 2600 Paulding Rd. Compliments of SORG CONSTRUCTION INC. CO., BuUdozing-grading-excavating sewer construction Del Sorg 6121 Decatur Rd. Phone H-0453 IN SOUTHGATE PLAZA . home furnishings . sportswear . women ' s and girls ' wear . men ' s and boys ' wear . shoes for the family SHOP PENNEY ' S You ' ll live better, you ' ll save! North HOME DRY CLEANERS City pick-up and delivery 2224 N. Clinton St. A-3407 South ELMER SMITH DRY CLEANERS 4234 S. Calhoun St. K-1559 Hank La Master, proprietor H .B. SHANK AND SONS, INC. Heating - air conditioning plumbing - wiring - insulation Your neighbor enjoys automatic heat installed by us. 5800 S . Fairfield Ave. H-1325 McARDLE AND SWANSON, INC. Distributors of Gulf Gasoline and Gulf Oil Products 2807 Miller Rd. H-3391 Compliments of BISHOP LUERS MOTHERS ' CLUB St. Anthony Messenger • The National Catholic Family Magazine • 325,000 subscribers • $4.00 per year • Sample copy setit upon request • 1615 Republic St., Cincinnati 10, Ohio • Published by the FRANCISCAN FATHERS BROTHER JUNIPER ' Baclojuard or -fortuard ■forth© Missions I JOIN! FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY UNION 1615 VINE STREET CINCINNATI 10, OHIO ' ' . ' ' ■■■■ . tA. mM -j., ' -A. - ' ■. j,4!W WW ' ' y ' ! « ' '  ' ' ' ' ' ' ' g ' ' ' ' ' W ' i :,ia!S ift iSi r 7 = ■