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

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t Xir - ' . The 1965 groduotes celebrate their Baccalaureate Moss at St. John the Baptist. Graduation Climaxes Spring Activities Graduation . . . the end. The end of hard study, brain- racking tests, and report cards. The end of football and basketball games, pep rallies, and school dances. But graduation was also a beginning of a broader horizon of education. Reception of the coveted diploma, on June 6, was a milestone signaling new challenges and respon- sibilities in the complex world of an adult. For all the graduates, accepting their diplomas brought a feeling of deep satisfaction, received from the effort and hard work put into their studies. Prior to graduation, a Baccalaureate Mass was cele- brated in St. John the Baptist Church on June 3. The Holy Sacrifice was followed by a breakfast, which will long be remembered by each graduate. The Seniors receive Holy Communion as a class for the last tii

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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.

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Salutatorian Steve Erwin addr parents. the graduates and their Delivering her voledictory speech to fellow graduates is Mary Sue Eichenseher. The seniors file to the stage for the reception of their diplomas 1 p 1, . i • ' Ik Js ' h rn . • . . ; ' ' BH I V h ' j iir ' iHHRiii K nr 3 ■ihI H E ?