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

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The spirited pace preceding graduation each year was no exception for the class of 1965. Girl Crazy , directed by Fr, Florentine Rayes, O.F.M., was a de- lightful production in which the entire class demon- strated dramatic flair with o touch of humor. At the prom, a radiant Kathy Lambert reigned as queen. Athletics came into the spotlight as John O ' Reilly, Bob Mitsch, and Phil Miller were cited as the most valuable players in football and basketball respectively. Sen- ior leadership boosted the success of the Mothers ' Club Spring Festival, with a miniature golf course and a gambling casino. In the skits presented on Class Day, they relived their former days at Luers as they handed over the leadership of the school to the jun- iors. Prom Queen Kathy Lambert is presented with her royal bouquet. Seniors Set Pace for Spring ' 65 The seniors presented the play Girl Crazy .

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Academics Organizations Athletics Features Faculty Seniors Underclassmen 12 30 58 122 4ss«

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X . v; The seniors present a skit at the traditionol Class Day. The 19th Hole contributed to the success of the Spring Festival. John O ' Reilly, Phil Miller and Bob Mitsch were named most valuable players by their teammates.