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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

Gc i 977. 2C2 « F77bisa 1962 lln-l v 5 ,. .„«? j c ' ' 3 ' 1833 02301 7020 _ g 202 t- Di£. .i Bishop Luers High o iiuc j  a i -f-o1 Ht - , ' : • S ' , ' K ' Vm I W ' ' l I - ' nv ' j ' : L .. ;V - ; ' 1 4 t ' : JUL 2 ■« M, l_ nqOlANA COLLECTION 4 JIL + 4 4- 4 4 4 FT. WAYNE HIGH SCHOOL IS LIKE A GAME OF CHESS FOUR YEARS OF MOVING OVER RANKS AND FILES MATCHING THE CONSTANT CHALLENGE OF CHECK AND CHECKMATE NOW MOVING QUICKLY, NOW SLOWLY WE DO OUR BEST TO USE OUR POWERS WISELY TO WELD MIND AND HEART AND SKILL INTO ONE TEAM BECOMING — EVER BECOMING MORE PERFECT KNIGHTS MORE PERFECT LADIES BUT IN THIS GAME THEY ONLY LOSE WHO DO NOT PLAY AND THE KING WE SERVE H IS NOT ON THE BOARD AT ALL DEDICATION The students of Bishop Luers High School take this opportunity to salute Monsignor William J. Lester. As Superintendent of Schools in the Diocese of Ft. Wayne--South Bend, Msgr. Lester served as diocesan coordinator through the planning and construction of Bishop Luers High School. We owe it largely to his good judgment that we have such a functional building andsuch excellent facilities. Thanks, then, Monsignor, for a beautiful school. We will try always to use It well. In our book, you will always be a Knight ' s Knight. THE MOST REVEREND LEO fUMLEY, D. D. BISHOP OF FORT WAYXE- OUTH BEND Four Years If We Had A Birthday Cake ... it wouldhave four candles on it--or maybe only one. This year, for the first time, we have four classes in our school. It ' s a long way from those first days four years ago when 136 freshmen walked across the mud on narrow wooden planks to a not quite finished building to begin high school as well as the traditions of Bishop Luers. But that was a long teen-age time ago. Here are members of our present classes, and like the cheerleaders at the right, they are up in the air over Luers. The man in front of the chess team is Father Edmund Moore. He is the one who plans the moves and who coordinates students, teachers, curriculum, community, and re- sources into the team which is Bishop Luers High School. It is a compli- cated and taxing game he plays, full of infinite possibilities and unexpec- ted traps. But he plays it well. And anyone who has watched him for the last four years can only say, Here is a master chessman. Our Principal Dedication Our Principal Service Our Principal Generosity Our Principal Fr. Edmund ' Tk. CONAN TAYLOR, O.F.M. V ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Biology, Geometry; H Academic Guidance, t Safety Council H bVis ' i? - ' M FACULTY ' lLn- , TCTrJ V 1 1 FACULIY 1 1 FACULTY H J ANGUAGE5 H M FACULTY B 1 jUIDANCE ra RaN IRVING, O.F.M. H Physics, Religion 1; M FACULTY Procurator H ENGLISH ft 1 FACULTY B M -EC. H FACULTY H 1 ALGEBRA H M FACULTY B H RELIGIOxN B H FACULTY BIOLCHjV FR. CLYDE YOUNG, O.F.M. 1 Latin 1.2,3,4; Geometry ■ FACIY Y FR. CAMILLUS HOGAN, O.F.M. Chemistry, Religion 2, Mechanical Drawing; Student Activities FR. FLORENTINE RAYES, O.F.M. Spanish 3,4; English 3,4; Drama Director, Chaplain FR. SIGMUND DRAGASTIN, O.F.M. Religion 1, World History, American History; Dean of Boys FR. LUCIUS RIGALI, O.F.M. Religion 1,2,3; Boys ' Speech Club FR. NORMAN PERRY, O.F.M. Religion 3,4. K 1 ' V !! j| 1 - I ULGENCE HOWES English 1,2; Religion 1; Servers ' Club SR. M. CELESTE, O.S.F. Physical Education, Shorthand 1,2, General Business; National Honor Society, Dean of Girls SR. M. ERMENILDE, O.S.F. World History; Freshman Speech Club, Librarian SR. M. CLARILDA, O.S.F. Latin 1,2; Ent;lish 3; Latin II Club, Choir SR. M. REGINA, O.S.F. English 4, Social Studies, American History; Junior Honor Society SR. M. JOSELLA, O.S.F. Homemaking 1,2,3,4; Veronica Guild, FViture Homemakers of America SR. M. HIL. RIA, O.S.F. Algebra 1, Geometry: Junior Red Cross SR. M. CAROL ANN, O.S.F. Typing 1,2; Bookkeeping, Business Mathematics; Girls ' Drama Club 1 Bbi -att- n Urvs SR. M. fKANCESCA, O.S.F. B 1 J A English 1,2; Ak i H Ysiigbt Lights k SR. M. ETHELREDA, O.S.F Health MR. JOHN GAUGHAN American History, Social Studies; Head Coach, Athletic Director MR. WALTER CARR Instrumental Music; iR. RICHARD MlLING • Jgebra, AdvaruJHBlgebra, Senior Math JUANITA BRENNAN LINDA BRENNAN DAN BROrailCK WCtU BtfSf KfH- THALENE BROWN SHARON COEN JOHN BUSH MICHAEL BURNS PAULA CARR BARBARA CHRISTLE ■N SHARON. CONROY BARBARA DAENELL 4 JUDY DYKHUIZEfl STEPHEN DEARING 1 PATRICIA FISHER DONALD ELLIS Jp% T i ' RICHARD FRANKE JANICE FAIRFIELD TIMOTHY FREEMAN WILLIAM FREKTROFFER PATRICK GERARDOT SALLY FREEMAN i SHEILA GERARDOT l fj m STEPHEN McARDLE V ■ r KATHLEEN LITTLE HELD EDWARD MAHRT MICHAEL McDOUGALL DONALD McKAY ELAINE MAHRT STEPHEN McKEE ELAYNE MACKEY DAVID MELLINGER RALPH MILLER MOST ATHLETIC: Bfary Jane Bradley and Mike Burns. eMOST VERSATILE: Dan Brodrickand Sara Pequignot. TERRY MILLS SUSAN OTTE feEVEN OTTENWELLB vV SARA PEQUIGNOT STEPHEN PIERRE EDWARD PONCZEK BARBi T k DIANE RAIN F:v THOMAS RYAN ELLEN REED 4THOMAS RICHARDS MICHAEL ROBBINS LAWRENCE ROMARY SANDRA SCHORR JOAN SCHULTHEIS , JOHN SCHULTHEIS JJUDY SHANAHAN MICHAEL SCHAUER MARY KAY SCHENKEL BARBARA SCHMOLL VERN SUGER SUSAN STECKBECK ROBERT SORG SUSAN TENNES s- ' SaggJKWJHBIME JOHN THGliEN MICHAEL THOIk WINIFRED WEISS PATRICIA WISSLER £UZABETH WESTRICK 3RAWORMAN, BARBARA VONDERHAAR DIANE VORNDRAN KATHLEEN TODD EUGENE TRABEL ' ' ■ - rOHN WALL it was worth every minute of it. Ani zs we turn to a new chapter in our I ' livf s, we do so with the confidence that k great effort has gape intb preparing us. We do so with the I hope ithatpjBrhapB, someday, we may [MOST LOYAL: Barbara Vender Haar and (Or—little brother in big brother ' s sweater.) SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Snyder, Nancy Jac- quay, Secretaries; Judy Dykhuizen, Vice Pres,; Dan 4 4 • 4 CLASSES 4 4 4 4 4 JUNIORS Nicholas Beedle JUNIORS - JUNIORS - JU ORS - JUNIORS - JUNI Susan GamUi 3RS - JUNIORS - J lORS - JUNIORS 1 NIORS - JUNIORS - JUNIOR S - JUNIORS - JUNIORS Vincent Mack Barbara Kleber David Lauer JNIORS -JUNIORS - JUNIO Suzanne McKay JUNIOR CLASS OFHCERS: Charlotte Coen, Secretary; Tom Blais- ing, President; Ron Fritz, Vice President. Judy Mahan Paula Meinzen Rita Maldeney Eileen Micliaels Judy Mahan counts the ways the Junior class isbetter than any other. And if you will look below, you ' ll find some Junior boys who agree with her. Jane McAlister lOR Part of a Soviet delegation in thiis country to view American education observes Janet Haggenjos in the process of dissecting a frog. Karla Murray Dennis O ' Neil Janice Ottenweller JUNIORS- JUNI Joyce Pierce Susan Poitras Barbara Prough Charlene Rolf Donald Rorick Patricia Sealover Lynn Penzone ORS - JUNIORS - JUNIORS UNIORS - JUNIORS 1184811 Sharon Zuber Carole Sullivan Patricia Adam Elizabeth Adams Donald Allen James Arnette Fran Arnold John Arnold Arthur Barille Paula Billman Sally Jo Bradley Andrea Brown Dixie BruK Kathy Bruskotter Ron Burgette Tim Burns Becky Cagnet John Carr Charles Conville James Daugherty Elaine Denny Denise DeWald Steven Diem Linda Diss Alex Dreissen Sarah Dumas SOPHOMORE CLASS OFHCERS: Rick Krouse, Presi- dent; Ron Burgette, Vice-President; Rick Smith, Sec- retary. I Carol Dykhuizen . , . Elaine Egts ' Rosemarie Egts Charles Ellis Mary Jane FUgan Peter Fell A. Frauenfelder Susan Freeman Mary Ann Freiburger Michael Geise Deanna Gephart Ronald Giese Stephen Gildea Ellen Glass Mae Graper Joyce Gunter William Gutman Brendan Hall Sharon Hall Steve Hambrock Steve Hamm Diana Handlin Paulette Hankee Terence Hartman 1?: ' Karen Haugk Ken Hitzeman Barbara Hoch Helen Hoevel Susan Hoevel Susan Hoffman Robert Holsinger Barry Jacobs Mike Jones Peggy Jur Kathy Kapp Ka thy Kearns Tom Kelleher Karen Kinzer Carol Klein Dan Koehl Richard Krouse Ray KuUa Kay KuUeck Susan Lahmeyer Suzette Lancaster Donna Langschied Susan Lauer Sylvia Lauer f ' Tom Lauer Suzanne Lebrato USTEN ■ ' ' ' ,O0K.. TALK... ARGUE THINK... ik rifil ' I JL B Bonnie Milliijan ' A Mills 1 1 tti Stephen Moran Dennis Morrell John Palmer Kenneth Palmer Bob Parker Diane Radu Jack Rauch Mike Reed Richard Reising Rebecca Roller Dennis Russell Linda Ryan Dinah Schieber Robert SchmoU Ja ck Schorr Sharon Sessler Robert Shea Patricia Sherbondy Sharon Shible Susan Shive Bill Smeltzley Dan Smith Ricky Smith Jerry Sorg Kathleen Sorg Ronald Sorg Sharon Springel Marydel Stier Margaret Still Jeanine Stout Joann Sullivan Bill Sullivan James Symonds Tom Tone John Toppel Barbara Trabel Dan Vail Mary Ann Vodermark Leonard Wall John Weaver Mary Jo Weaver Marrianne Woeber Mary Ann Wedler Barbara Welirle Pat Tiite Susan Wilhelm Don Wismer Robert Wisniewski Margaret Wyss Mary Zimski R. Albright J. Arnett C. Arend M. Bassett M. Bates A. Barille FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Ann Datzman, President; Carol Schultz, Vice-President; Sue Pallone, Secretary. FRESHMAN PAWNS J. Becker M. Blombach F. Brake M. Bimer S. Boese T. Braun M. Blaising J. Bonney S. Brown T. Brinker T. Cavacini T. Christie M. Coughlin J. Bunt J. Chelf T. Clancy J. Crall D. Burgette J. Christman R. Colone L. Dahm nuiiiii A. Dahman A. Daizman H. Davies R. Bearing J. Deninger K. DePrinzio S. Dickman V. DiGregory J. Dohner A. Donnelly J. Draley B. EXinmire T. Dunmlre W. Dyk C. Eckert M. Eichensehei R. Elzey S. Erwin G. Farrell L. Feller .1. Fisher I). Fit ,(;enilcl M. Forbing C. Fox J. Gerardot M. Giant C. Gibson L. Giese J. Giesting E. Gildea A. Gilliland S. Gillig K. Glass A. Gorman S. Gressley R. Grobis M. Groves P. Haines E. Hall S. Hal l D. Harris J. Harris M. Hart S. Hayes P. Heiny S. Helmslng S. Heinzelman K. Hensch B. Herber J. Hill D. Hixson K. Householder M. lannucilli L. Kassen S. Kawiecki M. Keefer K. Kennedy T. Kigar J. Kissinger K. Kinder T. Klinger B. Knight D. Koop D. Kramer B. Krouse P. Kunkle J. Lauer J. Lauer J. Levy C. Liggett D. Little J. Lowden S. Lundquist M. Maddalone J. Madden V. Madden R. Maleady C. McArdle K. McArdle P. McCall D. McCoy T. McCon R. Mclntyre L. McChessney S. Meinzen D. Merz N. Meyer M. Miller P. Miller D. Green P. Miller R. Miller T. Milligan S. Morgan J. Mourey J. Musselman P. Myers J. Needier M. Nichols E. Niezer J. Neff K. Novachcoff J. Nye J. O ' Reilly S. Ottenweller K. Oxley S. Pallone At !! C 1! JR C. Panza S. Parent R. Parker M. Pequignot P. Pio C. Poffenberger A. Porter L. Powell L. Privett S. Quackenbush N. Ramage B. Rauch T. Rauner W. Redden R. Robbins B. Robertson M. Roembke B. Rose N. Rowan W. Roussey L. Rowdabaugh J. Sandels S. Sainz T. Schilling M. Schive A. Schlau C. Schultz J. Scranton R. Sealover D. Sealover C. Shank J. Shibley S. Shirey A. Simon C. Sitko L; ' )a. - ik o?p C. Steenman M. Sorg S. Sorg R. Stanley S. Stover L. Strabbing D. Stuck S. Surfus J. Taylor M. Teagarden P. Tonnes S. Tlionias C. Thorne R. Torburg E. Trabel V. Truesdell A. Underwood S. Van Horn T. Van Meter G. Vorndran L. Waterman M. Watson B. Wilhelm J. Wiltshire M. Winans J. Widmer ,- Mm A. Whitmore J. Woeber J. Woehnker R. Zent D. Zinn S. Stover MAINTENANCE MEN Ed. Muldoon and Wallace Healey stop for a coffee break. They always wear the smiles. BELOW are two of the best cooks this side of Rudisill Blvd. They are Mrs. Katherine Williams and Mrs. Barbara Roberson in Luers ' Cafeteria. J At the right are students who miss- ed the portrait photographer: ROW ONE, David Allemeier, William Cridland, David Steffen; ROW TWO, Carol Klein, Jack Palmer; ROW THREE, Nancy Westrick and Larry Ki-ouse. A moment in the corridor. Above, Juniors struggle with the P.S.A.T. Everybody ' s favorite freshmen, 106 -f iA Yawn. Another day. Will I get there on time? What will the gang have to say? Am I prepared? Wish I had studied some more. (Glad I went to the game though. That was a score !) Waiting for class to begin . . . Is there a quiz? (Wish I was him over there; Gee what a whiz !) Periods fly by like a flash, One, two, three, four. Finally comes lunch and a chance To catch up on the score. On through the long afternoon Brains clank and jangle. Language and history and math, Man ! what a tangle ! Golly will this never end? Ah! there goes the bell! See you tomorrow then friend -- We ' re off with a yell. And so it goes day after day. Year after year, But somehow in spite of it all, We like it here. We may drop in at the store, but after that, it ' s one class after another, SCHOOL DAY Somehow, we get there in the morning. It seems like a long time till lunch and then more class make a locker stop and to our home rooms. iSSI l fF ' m iiiiis and more class. All this to prepare THE LE.-VDERS OF TOMORROV. . ' SCHULE ROOLS COURTESY IS A PRACTICE OF CHRISTIAN CHARITY; STUDENTS ARE TO BE COURTE- OUS AT ALL TIMES. --as illustrated by Lynn Datzman and Fred Tone. EVERY SCHOOL HAS STANDARDS . . . of conduct and we have ours . They are set down in that ignoble document, the school rules. Actually, the rules are quite well observed at Bishop Luers. Just ask the dean ! The pictures here will illustrate some of the situations the rules are designed to avoid. The cap- tions will be familiar to anyone who has spent a day in jug . (The editors wish to thank the models for these pictures who, of course, would not be caught dead really doing these things.) ac r 1 ' T)URING CLASS INTERMISSIONS, ONLY QUIET CONVERSATION IS PERMITTED. --as illustrated by Room 102. j|™TnHIS •LOCKERS ARE TO BE KEPT IN GOOD ORDER. --Karen Haugk, Margaret Still, and Fran Arnold. FROM OCTOBER 1 UNTIL MAY 1, ALL GIRLS WILL WEAR UNIFORMS. --as illustrated by Judy Swanson and Bequi De Wald. ■SMOKING .AS WELL AS THE CONSPICUOUS DISPL.-iiY OF SMOKING MATERIALS IS NOT AL- LOWED. --John Drulev Larry Giese. W ' 4« ' f 4 ACTIVITIES 4 4 4 mS ) ' ACCOLADE EDITOR Charyl Lancaster ACCOLADE ASSOCIATE EDITOR Susan Tennes ACCOLADE STAFF Nancy Jacquay Mary Lou Weaver ACCOLADE STAFF Sharon Coen Mary Beth Lauer Marlene Henninger ACCOLADE COVER DESI GN by Robert Johnson ACCOLADE CHESS PHOTOS by Allen Lomont ACCOLADE FOOTBALL PHOTOS (Individuals) by Kent Lomont Being snapped by Kent Lomont are: SEAT- ED, Mary Beth Lauer and Charyl Lan- caster; STANDING. Susan Tennes ' , Nancy Jacquay, Mary Lou Weaver, and Sharon Coen. This picture shows them at the jobs they do best. Wherever we go, the purses go, and yet the job gets done. Dinah Scheiber, Linda Weaver, Janice Otten- weller, Margaret Still, Sally Freeman, and Sara Pe- quignot. The lineup. Do you recognize Mike Braun, Tom Blais- ing, Don Anweiler, Steve Ottenweller, Ellen Reed, and Charlie Herber? Catholic School Press Association Editors, Judy Dykhuizen and Barbara Schmoll. As- sociate Editors, Mary Lou Weaver, Suzette Lancaster, Nancy Westrick. News Editors, Connie Kaminski and Janice Ottenweller. Feature Editors, Joanna Hill, Cathy Brown, and Sally Freeman. Fashion Editor, Ellen Reed. Classroom news Editor, Kathy Todd. Sports Editors, Jim Snyder, Mike Braun, Tom Blaising. Activities Editors, Mary Jo Hankee and Margaret Still. Art Editors, Dinah Scheiber and Linda Weaver. Exchange Editor, Mary Ann Kaminski. Business Man- agers, Robert Zahrt and Tom Richards. Circulation, Don Anweiler and Pam Dyk. Layout, Sara Pequignot and Susie Steckbeck. Recorder, Charlie Herber. Keeping a masculine hand in the paper, Jim Snyder sits amidst bevy of beauties: Mary Jo Hankee, Sue Steck- beck, PamDyk and Joanna Hill. Does he write or just model? Don ' t think the publications room isn ' t a busy place. Just look at the bulletin board. Cathy Brown, Connie Kaminski, Kathy Todd, Mary Ann Kaminski, and Bob Zahrt. Editors and associates: Judy I -khuizen. Suzette Lancaster. Nancy Westrick, Mary Lou Weaver, and Barbara SchmoU. Perhaps this is where it all gets started: the girls have the last word! BAND ROW 1: D. Allen, S. Worman, ROW 2: S. Hoffman, D. Handlin, M. Gardt, S. Fagan, S. Hoeval, ROW 3: C. Leahy, S. Nix, J. Lauer, D. Fitzgerald, M. Blombach, S. Erwin, R. Lauer. ROW 1: M. Wedler, B. Christie, ROW 2: M. Schauer.A. WTiitmore.M. Weaver. D. Becker. ROW 3: M. Hart- man. E. Meinzen. M. McDougall.J. Bonney.S. Diem. L. Krouse, M. Robbins, ROW 4: B. Kmght, S. Obergfel, W. Smeltzley. K. Wendeln. D. Stuck. Mr. Walter Carr. Dinah Schieber, Fran Arnold, JunaitaBrennanand Sharon Springel make up the Junior Librarians. SERVICE CLUBS J. Mills, M. Jones andM. Still are officers of the Junior Red Cross. VERONICA GUILD. JUNIORS: ROW 1: S. Zuber. J. Daugherty, R. Maldeny. D. Grim. J. Ottenweller, P. Kelleher, B. Prough. P. Weinmann. ROW 2: P. Sealover, C. L ahy. J. Trabel. P. Melnzen. L. Weaver. C. RoU. K. Murray, R. Hunter, L. Penzone, ROW 3: B. Kleber, R. Brinker. S. Wyss. A. Jordan. J. Shank. S. Gamble. J.Gill, E. Michaels. J. Haggenjos, M. Kinder. B. Evans. ROW 5: B. Marcotte. M. Sliger. A. Bates, K. Kelpin. R. Harper w. ABOVE, VERONICA GUILD, SOPHOMORES: ROW 1: C. Nix,S. Springel, K. Kearns, E. Egts, P. Billman, M. Stier, S. Sessler, J. Osterholt, B. Cagnet, ROW 2: N. Westrick, D. Radu, B. Milligan, K. Kulleck, M. Wyss, S. Bradley, B. Hoch, L. Diss, D. DeWald, A. Nill, S. Wilhelm, J. Trabel, S. Dumas, S. Shive, E. Denney, E. Glass, M. Still, M. Weaver, S. Lauer, M. Zimski, K. Sorg, K. Kapp, S. Schible, D. Brug, J. Gunter, K. Brus- ketter, K. Haugk, B. Wehrle, C. Klein, C. Dykhuizen, B. Roller, ROW 4: F. Arnold, E. Adams, S. Lancaster, J. Mills, S. Hall, H. Hoeval, R. Egts, S. Lauer, M. Fagan, D. Scheiber ABOVE, CHAPEL SERVERS: ROW 1: J. Ranch, M. Reed, B. Sullivan, R. Burgette, J. Toppel, R. SchmoU, S. Hambrock,ROW 2: C. Conville,R. Krouse, P. Fiel, M. Mellinger, L. Krouse, S. Gildea, D. Fitzgerald, ROW 3: J. Lauer, K. Blombach, D. Steffen, D. Burgette, M. Keefer, ROW 4: R. Dearing, W. Ranch, K. Hensch, S. Surfus, D. Koop, T. Kelleher, P. Michaels. VERONICA GUILD, FRESHMEN: ROW 1: B. Robertson, R. Miller, N. Rowan, D. Sealover, K. Householder, J. Nye. S. Hoffman. J. Arnett, A. Schlau. M. Wlnans, R. Miller. ROW 2: J. Widmer, A. Dahman, C. Arend. K. Kapp, V. DiGregory, D. Handlin, M. Watson, R. Grobis, H. Davies, L. Rowdabaugh, L. Powell. ROW 3: K. Novachcoff.C. Thorne,C. O ' Brien, K. Kinser,S. Sassier, S. Pallone,C. Noll, S. Heinzelmann, S.Dickman, J. Lowden, B. Herber, C. Fox, M. Hart, K. Noll, S. Sorg, L. Strabbing. ABOVE. CHAPEL SERVERS: ROW 1: R. Colone, T. Braun, T. Cavacini, T. Mc Con, P. Miller, J. Woehnker. ROW 2: G. Farrell, L. McChessney, T. Drinker, P. Meyers, W.Cridland.K.DePrinzio. ROW 3: N.Meyer, L. Giese, A. Whitmore. OPPOSITE PAGE. THEFUTL-RE HO IE L• KERS OF AMERICA: ROW 1: B. Alberding, D. Albright. R. Brinker.S. Springel.J. Fairfield, B. Christie. P. Sealover. ROW 2: B. Kleber. D. Radu, W. Weiss, M. Grobis, D. Brug.S. Shive, B. Milligan. E. Adams. L. Penzone, J. Sliger. C. Alter, C. Leahv. E. Glass. Sacristans, Fran Arnold, Rita Maldeney, andAnn Jordan put in a great deal of time in chapel work. Members of the National Honor Society organize Bishop Luers ' effort for the Christmas Bureau. CLUBS, ACTIVITIES COMBINE Sister Clarilda is sponsor for the Latin 11 Club. They are shown holding Latin mottoes. Father Lucius puts the boys ' speech club through ineir paces. Here they are shown listening to Earl Hamm. Barbara WiUielm is shown lighting the Advent wreath. The whole school participates in this ceremony through the Advent Season. Father Conan directs a good old fashioned community- sing. Thewords are projected on a screen in the middle of the gym. W wiiicurs (It tliL National Honor Society at work on the Christmas Bureau project for needy families: S. Wor- nian, T. Blaising, L. Datzman, and D. Brodrick. We collected a mountain of things. Getting some of them ready to go are, in the foreground: Sandy Wor- man, Ellen Reed, and Sara Pequignot. SERVICE WITH GROWTH AND ENRICHMENT Band officers and director : Robert Lauer, Susan Hoevel, Ken Wendeln, Mr. Walter Carr,Mike Robbins and Mary Ann Wedler. Fr. Edmund officiates at blessing of class rings. Rep- resenting the Junior Class are the class officers, fore- ground: T. Blaising, R. Fritz, and C. Coen. Sr. Clarilda directs the glee club. The glee club tells the story of the Christmas tree In word and song. W Iff ill .. „, Freshman twirlers practice a formation in the gymnasium. They were directed by Janice Fairfield. ■ V  7 T ' ' Varsity twirlcrs, Iront row: Diaiu All)nght, Pat Adam, Marilyn Grobis, Connie Kaminslsi. Row two: Katlilcfn Todd, Judy Shanahan, Mary Kay Schenkel, Ellen Reed. Nancy Jacquay, leader. KJHW.. Junior varsity cheerleaders: Kathleen Sorg. Marv Vordermark, SallvJo Bradley, and Paulette Hankee. Jenny looks pensive as Michael discovers he really likes her, here played by Sandy Worman and Dennis Fletter. (Play pictures by Father Clyde.) DRAMA CLUB ' S JENNY KISSED ME A This is Priest ' s housekeeper, Mrs. Deazy, who engineers her orphaned niece into the rectory as a temporary boarder, played by Fran Arnold. Owen Parkside, 21,is a college boy of some charm and utter brashness. He has a mild interest in Jenny. Played by Fred Tone. Before Jenny came. Father Moynihan and Michael used to enjoy a quiet game of chess. Mrs. Deazy, of course doesn ' t miss a move. This is Jenny, an unspoiled and self-reliant This is simple, straightforward Father Michael, 34, is a young teacher who has not countrygirlwhocomes tolivewith her aunt Moynihan. When he decides to get rid of yet found himself. When he falls in love at the rectory. Played by Sandy Worman. Jenny by marrying her off, anything can with Jenny, even he is surprised. Played happen. Played by Rick Baltes. by Dennis Fletter. BRILLIANT SUCCESS Right, rectory scourge. Miss Stearns (Elaine Egts), brings pineapple rice to Miss Deazy and Father Moynihan. This is the cast which performed so ably under the di- rection of Father Florentine. STANDING: Margaret Still, L TmDatzman, Mary Anne Kaminski, Fran Arnold, Rae .Ann Horstman, Sally Freeman, Elaine Egts, Bar- bara Prough, Linda Weaver, Richard Baltes. SEATED: Dennis Fletter, Sandy Worman, and Fred Tone. Romance blossoms in an unlikely place, --the rectory parlor. This is too much, says Father Mo -nihan, his clerical sensibilities quite offended. S. Worman, D. Fletter, R. Baltes. jSi Mike Burns arrives after CC game. Welcome the hero! AT THE HOP, HOPE! After the game hops are a regular feature of life at Luers. These pictures were taken after the Luers — CC game but they might have been taken on a dozen other occasions. Same people, same rhythms, same problems. Girls dance, boys talk. You know the code. If the music settles down to a slower beat to which a boy might shuffle, then the code forbids girls to dance together. So everybody talks. Oh well, in the meantime fluff your hair and look pretty girls. HE may be watching you. You know our motto: At the hop, hope! The senior class presents Susan Steckheck starring in . . The party was underway when Don Ellis and I arrived . . . And it was a luvoly party . And class president Dan Brodrick placed the crown . . The first announcement swept me off mv feet . . . The orchestra played a royal melody . . . Flash bulbs popped; I hardly knew what was happening . . . Don and I led the dance . . . Then everybody danced . . . Bright, broke, cute and coy: Barb SchmoU, Dan Brod- rick, Kathy Todd, and Pat Gerardot. Guest, Kay Steinacker, M. B. Lauer, J. Hill, J. Lebrato, J. Fairfield, C. Lancaster, Guests. Equal and opposite reaction: Ted Egts and Mary Alice Smith. FIRST PROM First prom A Midsummer Night ' s Dream Shades of pink and rose The Orchard Ridge was gay With flowered vines Inside it was Central Park While music drifted on the patio Couples waltzed the night away And then the queen Tears, and the royal salute And as the orchestra Played a regal dance Came midnight And Cinderella had to go Monday We would be us again But this was our night A perfect prom In perfect form To make a first That we would long remember. What a day it has been, what a rare mood I ' m in: Cheryl Greeley, Mike Braun, Dave Dickmeyer, Don Anweiler, Mary Ann Kaminski, and Andy Giese. Mary Kay Nill, Bequi De Wald, Steve McArdle, Gene HiUe and Judy Swanson. So young and fair and debonair . . . Oh, won ' t you dance with me, Come on and dance with me: Charyl Lancaster and date. Meanwhile bac k at the ranch: Ted Egts, Gene Hille and Guest. Gee, Ma, it was only punch. Steve Ottenweller, Sheila Gerara it, :5usic Steckbeck, Don ElUs, Connie Kaminski, Gene Trabel, Mary Kay Schenkel and Vern Sliger. A party fit for a queen. Cutest couple at the ball: Coach and Mrs. Gaughan. SCHOLASTIC AWARDS BANQUET 1961 Bishop Leo A. Pursley speaks to honor -students and their guests at Bishop Luers ' first annual Scholastic Awards Banquet. At the speaker ' s table are, from the left, Fatlier lluevel, Father Golbier, Fatlier Edmund, Msgr. Lester, Bishop Pursley, Msgr. Feltes, Mrs. Richard Nill, Mr. Nill. Father Conan gives Dan Brodrick liis scholastic L and certificate of merit. The first annual Scholastic Awards Banquet was held on Thursday, May 25. Scholastic awards were formerly given at a general awards banquet, but with the in- creased enrollment, the scholars divorced themselves from the athletes and had their own affair. Students who maintained honor roll status for four semesters in suc- cession were awarded letters for their achievement. His Excellency the Most Rev. Bishop Pursley spoke for the occasion. He laid great emphasis on the primacy of the mind in Catholic education and gave his en- thusiastic approval to the recognition of scholastic merit. Msgr. Lester, the Diocesan Superin- tendent of Schools, area Pastors, the fac- ulty, and parents were guests for the occa- sion. Msgr. Lester gave the invocation and Father Edmund presented the awards. The banquet was sponsored b y the Mothers ' Club. ATHLETES GET FOR 1961 Left, Father Edmund, Principal, ad- dresses athletes and their guests. From the left are Fr. Conan, Mrs. John Gaughan, and Coach Gaughan. Above, Corky Devlin makes with a gesture. From the left are Mrs. Fred Jamroz, Mr. Jamroz, Fr. Conan, Mrs. John Gaughan, Mr. Gaughan, Corky Devlin, and Fr. Edmund. Left, are Corky Devlin, Fr . Edmund, Mr. William Alt, Mrs. Alt, Mrs. Rich- ard Nill, Mr. NiU. AWARDS SEASON On May 9, at 8 :15 p.m., members of the freshman, reserve, and varsity teams assembled in the school cafe- teria to receive their annual tribute. Numerals were given to the freshman players, letters to the re- serves, and jackets to the varsity. Mr. Corky Devlin, a former member of the Fort Wayne Pistons, was the main speaker. In his own words, he was run out of town once, but came back for another crack at it. He emphasized tl;e playing field virtues and delighted everyone with with his humor. Mr. Fred Jamroz, the Knights ' new assistant coach, was introduced. An alumnus of Notre Dame who as- sists Mr. Gaughan in all sports, Mr. Jamroz also holds a Master ' s degree from that University. During the presentation of a- wards, Coach Gaughan handled the mike and handed delightful insults to a lucky few. Father Edmund present- ed the awards to the team members. DanBrodrick, a fullback in foot- ball and the center on the basketball team, was voted the Knights ' most valuable player in both sports. The awards banquet was sponsor- ed by the Luers Activities Club. S. Hamm, R. Burgette, W. Sullivan, L. Krouse, J. Rauch, and M. Reed. Tom Alt gets his basketball letter from Fr. Edmund. J. Snyder, T. R -an, R. Shirey; far side of table: R. Russell, J. Lowden, S. Hanchar, D. McKay, D. Dickmeyer, T. Egts, T. Jur, T. Freeman, M. Bail. ?. ' f V -m m M i J j li ; ' tfStk - :.:- ' ' ' ' : ' ' - ' -- ' .A i K . ' ■■-• - 1 ATHLETICS. Bob Shirey, All-City G, 2nd John Tholen, HB Jack Rauch, FB Dan Brodrick, All-City FB, 2nd Jim Still, E Steve McArdle, AU-City C, 2nd Terry Mills, HB Dave Mellinger, E James Freiburger, T Bruce Loos, G Tim Jur, G Mike Burns, All-City HB, 1st City scoring record. 2nd Eric Gillig, T Jim Snyder, All-City E, 2nd Steve McKee, T Bob Groves, All-City T, 2nd KNIGHTS REIGN AS CITY CHAMPS Joe Lebrato, All-City QB, 1st City scoring record. Jim Cavaclni, G Rick Krouse, G SOUTH. Mike Burns drives into enemy territory. With his fabulous footwork, Burns probably got away. Joe Lebrato stages a glory play. John Bush is in there. LUERS FINISHES SEASON WITH 6-1-1 RECORD PORTLAND. John Tholen completes on the move. He ' s on his way SOUTH BEND ST. JOSEPH Lebrato ' s surrounded. Fred Tone digs out; Bush is buried. The ' 61 football campaign included six straight wins, one loss, and one tie. Luers dropped their first City Series game 13-2: SOUTH SIDE dominated. SOUTH BEND-ST. JOSEPH held the Knights to a scoreless tie. Both teams showed a fabulous display of defensive power. PORTLAND. The Red and Black finally broke through with a win of 26-0 over Portland. Mike Burns scored the first time when he ripped through from the six yard line. Dan Brodrick made the extra point. During the third quarter, Joe Lebrato staged a 72 yard drive. Still later in the quarter, John Bush thrilled the crowd with a 62 yard run. The final score came in the last period when Joe Lebrato completed a pass to Jim Snyder. ELMHURST. In the first quarter of the Elmhurst game Mike Burns carried the ball around the right end for 6 points and received a Lebrato pass for the second score. Burns was there for the third, also, with a ten yard plunge. Luers showed its blocking power as it helped Lebrato to an 80 yard scamp. Jack Ranch scored on a 50 yard run to end the game. CULVER. The Bishop Luers Knights put on an awesome display of power in the Culver game. Brod- rick, Lebrato, and Burns were the big guns for this game. The final tally showed Luers 46-13, and Culver a big disappointment. Lebrato ' s still going, going . . You can ' t win ' em all girls. South Side 13, Bishop Luers 2. We ' re sure Lebrato got it. Jim Snvder makes tlie tackle. That ' s 19 again. Portland 0, Bishop Luers 26 CENTRAL CATHOLIC. Little brothers can be tough proved true when Luers trampled the Irish with a 19-9 -ictory. Late in the first quarter C. C. drew first blood scoring a plunge by Bill Krouse which capped a 42 yard run. Furious with the thought of possible defeat the Knights began a long march down the field to lead at the end of the first half. 13-7. Then during the fourth quarter. Iike Burns with the help of some fine blocking scampered 42 yards for the final touchdown. ROYERTON. Luers ran their win up to a string of 5. defeating Royerton 49-0. The Knights ' 49 points set a school record. City scoring leaders Mike Burns and Joe Lebrato were the big men for the Knights. ' CENTRAL. To finish the season, the Knights posted a 26-12 victory over the Central Tigers. Joe Le- brato. following fine blocking, led the Knights to their victory. For their superb competition in City Series play, the Knights received the title City Champions. On the afternoon of November 6. the Tri-State Railroad Committee presented a Victory Bell to Bishop Luers at a student assembly. Following speeches by Emil Sitko and Coach John Gaughan. Dan Brodrick rang the bell for the first time. As its first peal sounded through the g -m. a wild ovation went up. Cheers, whistling, shouts, and applause left no doubt as to the mood of the joyous celebration. This indeed was a highly suc- cessful vear. VARSITY TEAM, ROW 1, BOTTOM: M. Schauer, S. McKee, T. Tone, S. Hamm, S. Urbine, J. Tholen, R. Burgette, M.Jones, M. Reed, S. Hambrock, C. Conville, B. Jocobs, J. Olson, D. Mellinger, J. Snyder. STANDING: G. Buckle. ROW 2, MIDDLE: E. Ponzcek, J. Topple, T. Kelleher, T. Burns, T. Lauer, J. Raucti, R. Krause, M. Braun, T. Jur, D. Brodrick, D. Flatter, R. Fritz, T. Humbrecht, T. Egts, R. Groves, J. R. Freiburger, E. Gillig. ROW 3, TOP: CoachJamroz, J. Lebrato, R. Shirey, M. Burns, T. Mills, J. Cavacini,D. Lundquist.B. Loos, J. Still, M. Bail, F. Tone, J. Bush, S. McArdle, C. Niezer, Coach Gaughan. KNIGHTS COMBINATION RINGS VICTORY BELL FORT WAYNE--CENTRAL. Mike Burns carries and dips for impact. Lebrato carries, Brodrick blocks, Groves has his man. Lebrato ' s pass goes unblocked as Brodrick halts opponent. Central 12, Bishop Luers 26. CENTRAL CATHOLIC. BobShirey ' s got 42. Rick Krouse comes in. In for the kill on Dan Brodrick. Good blocking for Joe Lebrato. C.C. 9, Bishop Luers 19. ROYERTON. Steve McArdle ready to snap the ball. Joe Lebrato fades back. Ted Egts is 63. It will take more than that to stop Dan Brodrick. Royerton 0. Bishop Luers 49. Shown wiUi tlie City Champions ' Victory Bell are, ROW ONE: Santly CJitter, Suu Ottc, Mary .Jajie liruiHuy, and Barbara Vonder Haar, the victory cheerleaders. ROW TWO: W. L. Throop who presented the bell for the Tri-Stato Railroad Committee, Dan Brodrick, Coach John Gaughan, Jim Snyder, and Principal Fr. Edmund Moore. FRESHMAN TEAM. FIRST ROW, BOTTOM: R. Giese.T. Clancy, J. O ' Reilly, R. Colone, D. Burgette, K. DePrinzio, M. Teagarden M. Blombach; SECOND ROW: M. Coughlin, T. SchilUng, T. Cavacini, J. Taylor, B. Madden; THIRD ROW: T. McCon, L. Steffen, B. Rauch, K. Hench, J. Chelf; FOURTH ROW: R. Sealover.S.Gressley.M. Keefer, J. Hill; FIFTH ROW: G. Farrell, D. Fitzgerald, P. Miller, R. Elzey, D. Merz, M. Kolash, Coach Fred Jamroz. RESERVES IN ACTION. Above, Steve Hambrock moves on. Tim Burns moves behind Arnold. O ' Reilly ' s had it! Anybody ' s ball. Burns moves in for the kill. Now they ' ve had it! BASKET- BALL Jim Snyder drives for the basket . . . and in a quick stop. M HPI HV W M m WK f M KS A M W if H 1 fl HI ■BP ' wL 51 0V. 1 i ■O M S Mil M B ' M W ■ I J 3 ■ Victors at Bishop Luers ' Holiday Tournament. You can see J. Still, J. Snyder. J.W. Freiburger. M. Burns. S. Swanson. T. Alt, J.R. Freiburger, D. Brodrick. and J. Landgraf. Dan Brodrick gets the tip. Brodrick 52, Snyder 44, Still 40. Mike Burns shoots as Steve Swanson covers. KNIGHTS ARE COUNTY CHAMPS VARSITY BASKETBALL. BOTTOM ROW: Robin Russell, John Lowden, Jim Still, Tom Blaising, Jim Snyder, John Landgraf . TOP ROW: Don Lundquist, Mike Burns, Tom Alt, Dan Brodrick, Steve Swan- son, James R. Freiburger, and James W. Freiburger. Steve Swanson and Dan Bodrick on defense. Winning the County Tourney took lots of fight. Brodrick 52, Still 41. END SEASON 16-8 A LOOK AT THE RECORD BISHOP LUERS OPPONENTS 68 Hoagland 67 65 Elmhurst 96 60 Leo 51 66 Portland 76 66 Wliite ' s Institute 34 69 Harlan 52 65 Areola 43 63 So Bend St. Joseph 65 68 Monmouth 46 61 South Side 79 62 Riverdale 37 61 Lafayette Central 50 60 Harlan 52 50 Woodlan 45 63 Hoaglaiid 61 51 Decatur Catholic 52 87 Bryant 60 73 Angola 83 63 Central Catholic 75 58 MonroeviUe 54 55 Woodlan 51 85 Butler 68 45 Areola 43 64 Central 81 Coach Gaughan with the spoils won by the Knights in the Allen County Basketball Tournament. In trouble . . . Try four . Get with it . Spectator Judy Shanahan (above) and Coach John Gaughan live through a play during the County Tour- nament. VICTORS IN THE ALLEN COUNTY TOURNAMENT. KNEELING: J. Saul, J. LandgraX, M. Burns, J. Lowden, J. Snyder, D. Brodrick. STANDING: D. AUemeier, R. Russell, T. Blaising, S. Swanson, J.W. Freiburger, J.R. Freiburger, T. Alt, D. Lundquist, Coach Jamroz, J. Still, and Coach Gaughan. RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD, FRONT ROW: J.Arnold, T. Burns, J. Rauch, T. Kelleher, R. Burgette. SECOND ROW: R. KuUa, .1. Toppcl, W. SuUivaii, M. Reed, R. Krouse, and T. Lauer. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD. FRONT ROW: J. O ' Reilly. W. Dyk, G. Rauch, T. SchilUng. SECOND ROW: T. Cavacini, P. Pio, D. Burgette, R. Kolash. THIRD ROW: D. Green. G. Farrell, T. KUnger, M. Forbing, and P. Miller. Our best. The following qualified for the sectional track and field meet, 1961. BOTTOM ROW: D. Brodrick, M. Burns, T. Mills. TOP: D. Lundquist, J. Still. Cross-country. BOTTOM ROW: E. Trabel, S. Hanchar, P. Gerardot. TOP ROW: C. Herber, S. Otteir.veller, T. Blais- ing, and D. McKay. School record for frosh 880 relay, 1961: R.Burgette, J. Arnold, T. Burns, S. Ham- brock. TRACK AND FIELD. AND CROSS-COUNTRY arsity Track and Field. BOTTOM ROW: E. Trabel. M. Braun, J. Lebrato, B. Shirev, C. Backoten P Gerardot. SECOND ROW: J. Cavaclni, R. RusseU, D. McKav, C. Herber, S. Hanchar. D. Dickmever THIRD ROW : M.Burns, T.Mills, B. Groves, B. Loos, T. R •an, S. Ottenweller. TOP ROW- J R Frei- burger, D. Lundquist, D. Brodrick, J. Snvder, J. Still, and T. Blaisins. FRANCISCAN VOCATIONS 8th Grade Graduates . . . If you have the desire to serve God as a priest in the Franciscan Order, you could start your preparation at St. Francis Minor Seminary, Cincinnati, if you have the God-given ability that such a vocation requires. Write for our free catalog. High School Graduates . . . 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MICHAEL BURNS - 2427 Tillman Rd. - Class Vice-President 3.4; KNIGHT LIGHTS 3; Prom Committee 3.4; BasketbaU 2.3.4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2.3.4; Monogram Basketball 2.3.4; Monogram Football 2.3.4; Monogram Track 2.3. JOHN BUSH - 4036 S. Lafayette - Junior Red Cross 2.3; Speech Club 4; Football 3.4; Mono- gram Football 3.4. PAULA CARR - 4319 Fairfield - Junior Red Cross 2.3; Safety CouncU2.3; Veronica Guild 2.3; Cheering Block 2.3.4. B.ARBAR.A. CHRISTLE - 4605 S. Park - Band 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 2.3.4. Recreation Leader 3; Junior Red Cross 2.3; Library Staff 2; Veronica Guild 2.3; Monogram Band 3. SHARON COEN - 4506 Gay i-ood Dr. - ACCOLADE 4. Senior Statistics Lav-Out; Drama Club 2; History Club 3; Junior Red Cross 2; KNIGHT LIGHTS 3. Feature Editor; Scholastic Monogram 3; National Honor Society 4; Cheering Block 2.3.4; Hi-Quiz Alter- nate 3; Literature Club 4. 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TIMOTHY ' JUR - 4117 Bowser - ChapelServer 3,4; KNIGHT LIGHTS 2; Science Club 2; Scholastic Monogram 1,2; Home Room Representative 4; Wrestling 3; National Honor Society 4; Football 2,3, 4; Monogram Football 2,3,4. CONSTANCE KAMINSKl - 3922 Buell Dr. - Drama Club 2; History Club 3; I.U. Achievement Test 3; Junior Red Cross 2; KNIGHT LIGHTS 3,3, News Ed- itor 4; Library Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Scholastic Monogram 1.2,3; Twirler 2,3,4; Veronica Guild- 2.3; Literature Club4; Cheering Block2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Elektra Club 3; Monogram Twirling 3,4. MARY ANNE KAAONSKI - 4524 Hessen-Cassel Rd. - Drama Club 2.3.4; Junior Red Cross 2; Historv Club 3; KNIGHT UGHTS 4; Prom Committee 3; Veronica Guild 2; Secretary Treasurer 2; Drama .- ward 3; Cheering Block 2.3,4. THOMAS KITCH - 4117 So. Harrison - ACCOL.ADE 3. Advertising; Chapel Sen-er 1.2.3.4. KVRT KINZER - 3317 Beaver - FR.ANCIS KOEHL - 3200 Sandpoint - Wrestling 3. KATHLEEN L. HMEYER - 1216 McKinnie - Junior Red Cross 2,3; Twirler 1.2; Veronica Guild 2.3. CH.ARYL LANCASTER - 4501 Oliver St. - ACCOLADE 2.3.4. Editor 3.4; Historv Club President 3; Junior Red Cross 2; KNIGHT LIGHTS Art Editor 2; Prom Committee 3; Scholastic Monogram 1.2.3; Ver- onica Guild 2; Cheering Block 2,3,4; Elektra Club and Hi-Quiz 3; Literature Club 4; National Honor Society 4. MARY BETH LAUER - 4431 Fairfield - ACCOLADE 3.4. Ass. Editor 3; Drama Club 2; Junior Red Cross 2; KNIGHT LIGHTS 2; Prom Committee 3; Sacristan 1,2; Safety Council 3; Scholastic Monogram 2.3; Veronica Guild 2.3; Cheering Block 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. ROBERT LAUER - 4421 So. Harrison - Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Librarian 4; Chapel Server 1,2,3,4; Band Letter 3.4. JOSEPH LEBRATO - 301 McKinnie - ChapelServer 4; SpeechClub3.2; Football 2.3.4; Track 3.4; Basketball 1.2; Football Monogram 2,3,4; Track Monogram 2,3,4. MICHAEL LEBRATO - 2501 Capitol - Track 2; Wrestling 3. KATHLEEN LITTLEFIELD - 3918 Gaywood Dr. - Reporterfor F.H.A.3,4; F.H.A. Pin3; Junior Red Cross 2.3; Cheering Block 2,3,4; Veronica Guild 2,3. ELAYNE MACKEY - 4308 Winston Dr. - Transferred from Catholic Central, Springfield, Ohio 4. EDWARD MAHRT - 4001 Bowser Ave. - Speech Club 2. ELAINE MAHRT - 4001 Bowser Ave. - Band 1; History Club 3; Junior Red Cross 2,3; Library 3,4; Science Club; Twirler 2; Veronica Guild 2.3. STEPHEN McARDLE - 902 Prange - Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football Monogram 2,3,4; Basketball Monogram 2,3; Home Room Repre- sentative 4. MICHAEL McDOUGALL - 330 W. Fleming - ACCOLADE 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chapel Server 2,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Chairman Safety Council 2,3; Speech Club 2,4; Vice-President Science Club 2; Scholastic Mono- gram 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Hi-Quiz Elektra Club 3. DONALD McKAY - 1304 W. Le.xington Drama Club 2; History Club 2; Science Club 2; Track 2,3,4; Crosscountry 3,4; FootbaU 2; Track Monogram 2,3,4; Cross Country Monogram 3. STEVEN McKEE - 4503 S.W. Anthony Way ne Dr. - Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Basketball 2, 3; FootbaU Monogram 3,4; Basketball Monogram 1,2; Track Monogram 2. DAVID MELLINGER - 206 E. Branning - Drama Club 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4; Track 2; FootbaU Monogram 2,3.4; Track Monogram 2; Best Actor Award 3. RALPH MILLER - 4602 Reed St. - Junior Red Cross 1.3; Speech Club 3. TERRENCE MILLS - 420 E. Sherwood - BasketbaU 1,3; FootbaU 2,3,4; Track 2,3; BasketbaU Monogram 1,3; Football Monogram 2,3.4; Track Mono- gram 2.3. PATRICK MINNICK - R. R. 10 - Speech 4. STEPHEN MORRELL - 1915 Lower Huntington Rd. - FootbaU 3; Wrestling 3. JUDFIH MUSSER - 802 Madison St. - CHARLES NIEZER - 1301 Sunset Dr. - .-ACCOLADE 3; ChapelServer 2.3; Safet ' CouncU 2.3.4: Football 3; Track 2.3; Football Monogram 3; Track Monogram 3. L RY KAY NTLL - 4225 Old MUl Rd. - Drama Club 2.3: Hi story Club 3; Junior Red Cross 2.3: Veronica Guild 2.3: Elektra Club 3: Cheering Block 2. 3,4. SUSAN OTTE - 4539 Kenilworth - Cheerleader 2.3,4. Co-Captain 4: Junior Red Cross 2: Prom Committee 3: Veronica GuUd 1.2.3: History Club 3: Cheerleading Monogram 2.3.4: Prom Court 3. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Club officers, 1961-62 are, from the left: Mrs. Andrew Toppel, Vice President; Mrs. Robert Coen, Secretary; Mrs. Bernard Kaminski, Trea- surer; Mrs. John Mc Ardle, President. BISHOP LUERS MOTHERS ' CLUB BISHOP LUERS MOTHERS ' CLUB IS A SOCIETY TO AID IN THE SPIRITUAL, CULTURAL, AND INTELLECTUAL ADVANCEMENT OF THE STU- DENTS OF BISHOP LUERS HIGH SCHOOL. THE SPONSOR OF SEVERAL ANNUAL PROJECTS, THE CLUB CONTRIBUTES TOWARD EXPAN- DING SCHOOL FACILITIES. IT ALSO SERVES AS A MEETING GROUND FOR FACULTY AND PARENTS. WON ' T YOU JOIN US? SENIOR ACCOLADES STEVEN OTTENWELLER - 4902 Southwood - Chapel Sen-er 1.2,3; Drama Club 2; I.U. Achievement Test 1,2,3; KNIGHT LIGHTS 2,3; Science Club 2; Scho- lastic Monogram 1,2,3.3; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track and Cross Country Monogram 3,4; Hi-Quiz 4. JOHN PALLONE - 4507 S. W. Anthony Wayne Dr. - Wrestling 3. BARBARA PARKER - Monroeville - Junior Red Cross 3; Veronica Guild 1,3. SARA PEQUIGNOT - 1129 W. Branning - DramaClub2,3; History Club 3; Junior Red Cross 2,3; KNIGHT LIGHTS 3,4, Lay-out Editor 4; Scholastic Monogram 2; Veronica Guild 2,3; Cheering Block 2,3, 4; Literature Club 4; Homeroom Representative 4; National Honor Societv 4. STEPHEN PIERRE - 4418 Kenilworth - EDWARD PONCZEK - 6515 S. Calhoun - ChapelServer 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Foot- ball Monogram 2,3,4. DIANE RAINEY - 4402 Holton - ACCOLADE 2,3; Drama Club 2; KNIGHT LIGHTSEditor 2; Safety Council 3,4; Veronica Guild 2,3; Cheering Block 2,3,4; Elektra Club 3. ELLEN REED - 4017 Webster - Scholastic Monogram 1; Drama Club 2. 3; Cheering Block 2,3,4; Veronica Guild 2,3; Red Cross 2,3; Varsity Twirl- ing 2,3.4; Twirling Monogram 3.4; KNIGHT LIGHTS 3, 4. Fashion Editor 3.4. THOMAS RICHARDS - 2005 L. Huntington Rd. - History Club 3; KNIGHT LIGHTS 4. LAWRENCE ROMARY - 4814 Warsaw - Chapel Server 1,2,3,4; KNIGHT LIGHTS 2. Editor 2. THOMAS RYAN - 6819 Hiltonia - Chapel Server 2; Drama Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Track 3.4; Cross Country 3.4; Track Monogram 3. MICHAEL SCHAUER - 4519 So. Park - Band 1,2.3.4; KNIGHT LIGHTS 2; Science Club 2; Scho- lastic Monogram 3; Football2.3; Football Monogram 2, 3; Student Manager 4. MARY KAY SCHENKEL - 4002 Fairfield - Junior Red Cross 2.3; KNIGHT UGHTS 4; Twirler 1,2. 3.4; Veronica Guild 2.3; Cheering Block 2,3,4; Elektra Club 3. BARBARA SCHMOLL - 5214 Woodhurst - Cheerleader2; Drama Club2.3; I. 11. A chievement Test 2.3; KNIGHT LIGHTS 2.3.4; Ass. Editor 2, Co-Editor 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Sacristan 1,2; Science Club 2; Scholastic Monogram 1,3; Veronica Guild 3; Cheerlead- ing Monogram 2; Girl of the Year 3; V.F.W. Award 3; Cheering Block 3.4; Elektra Club and Hi-Quiz 3.4. SANDRA SCHORR - R.R. 8 - Transferred from St. Joseph ' s Academy 3. JOAN SCHULTHEIS - 1201 El Rudisill - Junior Red Cross 2.3; Veronica Guild 2; Cheering Block 2.3.4; Elektra Club. JOHN SCHULTHEIS - 1201 E. Rudisill - Basketball 1.2; Track 2. JUDITH SILANAILAN - 4720 Reed St. - ACCOL.ADE 4; History Club 3: Junior Red Cross 2.3; Safety Council 3.4; Tii ' irler 2.3.4; Veronica Guild 2.3; T -iriing Monogram 3.4; Cheering Block 2.3.4. ROBERT SHIREY - 2627 Schaper Dr. - Football 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; Basketball 1; Football and Track Monogram 2.3.4; Basketball Monogram 1. VERNON SLIGER - 5216 Hoagland - Wrestling 3. MARY ALICE SKUTH - 6002 Southcrest - J unior Red Cross 2.3; Scholastic Monogram 1.3: Ver- onica Guild 2,3; Cheering Block 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. JAMES SN iT)ER - 4623 So. Monroe - ACCOL.ADE 2; ChapelServer 1,2,3.4; KNIGHT LIGHTS 2.3.4; Prom Committee 3.4; Scholastic Monogram 2,3; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Football2. 3. 4; Track 2.3,4; Basket- ball Monogram 1.2.3.4; Football Monogram 2.3.4; Track Monogram 3.4; National Honor Society 4; A.E. Krouse Award 1; Hi-Quiz 3.4. ROBERT SORG - R.R. 10 - Science Club 2. SUSAN STECKBECK - 4507 Fairfield - Drama Club 2; Junior Red Cross 2.3; KNIGHT LIGHTS 4; Library 3; Scholastic Monogram 2.3; Veronica Guild 2,3; Cheering Block 2.3.4; National Honor Society 4; Elektra Club 3; Prom Queen 3. KAREN STIER - 4630 S. Lafeyette - Transferred from St. Mary-of-the-Woods 4. KATHERINE STEINACKER - 724 Milton - Cheerleader2; Junior Red Cross 2.3; Veronica Guild 2. 3; Cheerleading Certificate 2; Cheering Block 3,4. JUDITH SWANSON - 1328 Westover Rd. - DramaClub2,3; Junior Red Cross 2,3, Vice-President 3; Veronica Guild 2,3; Cheering Block 2,3.4. STEPHEN SWANSON - 1328 Westover Rd. - ACCOLADE 3; Junior Red Cross 2,3; Speech Club 3.4; Safety Council 2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FootbaU 2; Basketball Monogram 3,4; Football Monogram 2. LUCLA TALARICO - 4830 Calumet - Junior Red Cross 2,3; Veronica Guild 2,3; Elektra Club 3; Cheering Block 2,3,4. SUSAN TENNES - 115 N. Babcock, Palatine, lU.- ACCOLADE Ass. Editor 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Scho- lastic Monogram 2.3; Veronica Guild 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Literature Club 4; Cheering Block 3,4. JOHN THOLEN - 444 W. Pettit - Football2,3,4;Track2,3; Basketball 1; Football Mono- gram 2,3,4; Track Monogram 3. MICHAEL THOMAS - 1144 W. Branning - Safety Council 2,3.4; Basketball 3; 1,2 Cross Country 3,4; Football2; Football Monogram 2; Basketball Mono- gram 2,3. KATHLEEN TODD - 4614 Fairfield - Band 2; KNIGHT LIGHTS 2,3,4; Baton Twirler 1,2,3,4; Veronica Guild 3; Twirling Monogram 3; Cheering Block 2,3,4. EUGENE TRABEL - R. R. 2 Monroeville - Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Football 2; Football Monogram 2; Cross Country Monogram 3,4. STANTON URBINE - 526 Parrot Rd. - FootbaU 2,3,4; Track 2; Football Monogram 2,3,4. BARBARA VONDERHAAR - 4214 Allerton - Band 2; Prom Court 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 2,3; KNIGHT LIGHTS 2; Cheerleading Monogram 2.3.4. DIANA VORNDRAN - 7426 Ideal - Junior Red Cross 2.3; Veronica Guild 2; Cheerleading Block 2.3.4. JOHN WALL - 345 Pasedena Dr. - WINIFRED WEISS - R.R. 4, Winchester Rd. - F.H.A. 3.4; Veronica Guild 2.3; Cheering Block 2.3.4. ELIZABETH WESTRICK - 404 W. Leno.x - Drama Club 3; Junior Red Cross 2.3; Twirler 1,2; Cheering Block 2.3,4. PATRICU WISSLER - 2601 Ethel St. - Cheerleader 3; Veronica Guild 2.3; Cheerleading Mono- gram 3. 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