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

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, v -i - ' i Looks To The 80 ' s 2113439 BISHOP LUERS HIGH SCHOOL COAT OF ARMS The Coat of Arms signifies one ' s origin and loyalties. The Knight ' s emblazoned shield and the helmet and crest are an integral part of the personal insignia of every Luers student. The shape of the shield dates to thirteenth-century Europe and the time of Francis of Assisi. Atop the shield is mounted the KNIGHT ' S HELMET. It is the summit of symbols giving color to all of Luers activity. The fighting Knight is swift, loyal and noble. The knight ' s helmet arises from the open book designating that the Luers spirit derives its meaning from the BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE as well as from the open WORD OF GOD which gives bearing in life for every knight. Inside the shield are the TAU CROSS and the crossed arms. This is the insignia of the Franciscans. The Tau Cross is the cross used by St. Francis. The crossed arms symbolize the union of the life of Jesus Christ Crucified with that of St. Francis. During his life, St. Francis received the stigmata, thus the crosses in each palm. The top of the cross is fashioned into a TURRET, symbol of the city of Fort Wayne, home of the Bishop Luers Knights. Beneath the cross run the THREE RIVERS of Fort Wayne: The Maumee, The Saint Joseph and the Saint Mary. In the base of the crest is the CRESCENT MOON, symbol of the Blessed Virgin Mary, patroness of the cathedral of Fort Wayne. The Blessed Mother ' s life, her abundance of grace and purity, are all symbolized by the crescent moon. These virtues are part of the Christian identity of every Luers Knight. OPENING 3

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1980 ACCOLADE TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 1 SPIRIT 12 CLUBS 40 ACADEMICS 68 SENIORS 94 JUNIORS 124 SOPHOMORES 130 FRESHMEN 138 SPORTS 146 ADVERTISING 184 INDEX 206 CLOSING 2 OPENING

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