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

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Laura Serrani— always smiling. Mark Cotft-c-TOTALLY AWtSOME! Tony [ (krith rofletts on Peace Day. Angle Hook and ALin Oser enjoy Ihi game. jlleyl.dll RADICAL JUNIORS At every pep assembly, our class spirit sign said it all-RADlCAL JUNIORS! We are a unique group, quite different from cmy other class that ' s ever attended Luers. Why is the class of ' 85 so unique? One of the reasons might be that every one of us is different, no two of us are alike. We all have different interests and are involved in many different activities. We are athletes, cheerleaders. Key Clubbers, Student Congress and .Na- tional Honor Society members. Min- strels, partiers, students, and above ail, RADICAL JUNIORS. Some people might look down on the class of ' 85 for being called a radical class, but most juniors seem proud to be called RADICAL. Hopefully, we can keep up our RADICAL image through- out the rest of our junior year, and may- be into our senior year. Who knows? We may be the RADICAL SENIORS! Mr. Gerardot and Tma Carroll show oft their fin- ery at the Style Bridge. Megan Goggm. Denise . ndorfer, .■Nngie Hook, Natalie Slater, and Ann Walker smile despite their 12-mile walk. Juniors— 25

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Denise Andorfer Karen Andrews Gil Anguiano ;Mike Annable Brett Hagedorn appears interested in his Career Day speaker. Gayle Bowers and Lisa Hill ham it up for the cam- Gil Anguiano tries to phone home to E.T. in the media center headquarters.

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Juniors! juniors! Juniors! Darren Bogdon is extremely happy with the touchdown that was scored. )ohn Larry Bird Berg is ready and raring to play basketball. Paul Logan takes a leisurely stroll through Room 103. Natalie Slater smiles to the crowd as she performs the cheer Amazing.