Bishop Lynch High School - Veritas Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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CLASS OF l Q80 Vltlas, that wisdom is so large and truth so manitold. Dickinson 1 , . Top: Kelli Vwlkinson lmows that a TB. test does not hurt. Center: Alex Elder is glad that school starts at eight on Thursday. Are Peter Fisher and Amparo De La Garza thinking along the same lines? Bottom Lett: What does sailor Marlc Hallman know that we do not lcnow?

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Father Donald Dvorak, O.P. President, Bishop Lynch High School As President of Bishop Lynch High School, Father Dvorak consid- ers his job, as an administrator, challenging, interesting and excit- ing. Positive feelings are revealed by Father Dvorak as he contends the students are good, caring, and ap- preciative people who are con- cerned about their education, school and future. 1' Sister Marie Amanda Allard, O.P. Principal, Bishop Lynch High School In her position as principal, Sister Marie Amanda Allard feels that the students at Bishop Lynch High School are good, wholesome, very real young people. According to Sister Marie Aman- da, cooperation between the stu- dents and faculty create an environ- ment conducive to growth. As a re- sult, she believes that Bishop Lynch High School has a bright future hlled with exciting possibilities. Mr. lim McCloskey Dean of Students, Bishop Lynch High School Serving as the Dean of Students, Mr. McCloskey Ends many favor- able aspects present at Bishop Lynch. Particularly obvious are the many involved and friendly stu- dents whom he guides and directs. This position offers Mr. McClos- key a fullhlling, rewarding exper- ience as he creates many valuable acquain tances,