Bishop David High School - Crosier Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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FLIGHT - 1ST ROW: G. Wuetcher. R. McBarron, T. Kannapel, T. Kaelin. 2ND ROW: P. Barton, K. Saksefski, J. Hig- gins, F. Fehnbach, D. Sturgeon. 3RD ROW: K. Sample, P. Williams, J. Haw- kins, Mrs. Rosalie Frame, Moderator, T. Lambert. CROSIER - 1ST ROW: T. Loeser, K. erator, T. Conder. 3RD ROW: M. Dale, Senn, A. Moreschi. 2ND ROW: J. King, K. Saksefski, S. Wirth, W. Newton, D. T. Chandler, Miss Charlotte Miller, Mod- Fowler. Thinning ranks plague student nublicaticn teams I he Flight started the 1975-76 school year with a two-day workshop at the begin- ning of August. At the workshop, the differ- ent procedures for putting out the paper were discussed and work on the first issue was begun. The first issue was distributed on Registration Day. The second issue was com- pleted during the Annual Field Day and dis- tributed two weeks later. After the second issue, the Flight under- went problems when the moderator, Mrs. Rosalie Frame, took a two-month maternity leave. Filling in for Mrs. Frame was Mr. Paul Carlisle. Under Mr. Carlisle, the Flight staff was reorganized with four departmental edi- tors. The new system did not live up to expectations though, and when the next is- sue came out during Try-It-Week, it was not 66 PUBLICATIONS very popular. Mrs. Frame again took over the reins as moderator and put out one more issue. It was twelve pages and concentrated on stu- dent and faculty creative writing. While the students and faculty enjoyed the summer fun, the few members of the Crosier staff who stayed on, worked long hard hours to produce this year ' s book. Most of the staff left with the ending of school leaving a skeleton crew which relied on the talents of students who wrote articles for them throughout the year and just about anyone they could track down who could do some writing. In addition to having few staffers, the staff faced the challenge of accomplishing what last year ' s book did. The 1975 Crosier won outstanding achievement in theme co tinuity and out of 1000 total points, tl book coveted 878 which gave it the distin tion of being rated a First Class yearboo This award was given by the Kentucky Hit School Press Association. Senior, Tim Conder, took over the hell as editor. He, along with Miss Charlotte Mi ler and the staff, went to a U. of K. worl shop in the fall to get a few pointers o layout design, photography, cropping an creative writing. The 1976 Crosier contained more cop than ever before and a little more finesse w£ added. The staff was helped out enormousl by Danny and Donnie Fowler who divide their summer time between Athletic F ieh chores and the photography dark room.

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Chessmen take state runner-up li ii i | he chess team had the best season in its history. The team finished runner- up to the state champion, Stuart, on March 25, 1976. The season was high- lighted by a stunning upset over heavily favored St. X in the semifinals of the state tournament. The Falcon chessmen trailed early in the match with St. X and were down three boards to one. Three straight Fal- con victories, however, pulled out a 4-3 victory. John Linnig became the school chess champion by winning the pre-season school tournament. Barry Beck was the winner of the freshman tournament. CHESS TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Harry Rosado, Moderator; J. Linnig, K. Patton, B. Beck, T. Gividen, M. Bradley, J. Wathen, K. Sample, B. Murphy, R. Bossmeyer, M. Ray, Bro. Jude Costel- lo, Moderator. TOP: Contemplating their next moves during a match in the library are Ron Bossmeyer, Jay Wathen and Ken Sample sitting on the left side of the tables. LEFT: Are you sure you want to make that move 7 Mr. Rosado is probably at least think- ing while Bob Murphy hesitates for a second. FOR THE RECORD 8 wins 5 losses 1 draw State Runner-up Trophy 65 CHESS

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LEFT: Supervising senior picture day. Crosier Moderator, Miss Miller, makes sure seniors, Denny and Tim Conder, get their tuxedo shirts on right. BELOW LEFT: Prior to the opening tip off of a basketball game, photography club moderator, Mr. Larry Clem, shows a freshman how to load the camera. FALCON NEWS REVIEW - 1ST ROW: G. Renck, B. Myers, D. Lancaster, L. Berger, M. Thomasson, R. Bradley, J. Tucker. 2ND ROW: Mr. Tim Hyland, Moderator, B. San- ders, C. Cox, J. Penland, S. Piotrski. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB - LEFT TO RIGHT W. B. Brown, J. Brady, D. Fowler, M. Crow, J. Nash, Newton, T. Loeser, P. Scanlon, T. Cloe, U.I.D., J. D. Fowler, Mr. Larry Clem, Moderator. Underwood, W. Carley, T. Thieneman, R. Hagan, Crosier staffers who held out to the bitter end, Tim Conder, Jim King, the Fowlers, and Miss Miller, whiled away their summer days 5 days a week from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to get the book finished for all the students who will ask on the first day of school, When ' s the yearbook coming in? The Falcon News Review was published by Mr. Tim Hyland and his sophomore En- glish class bi-weekly. It was begun several years ago as an information sheet given to Catholic eighth graders in the Dixie Highway area, but expanded to include the entire student body in its circulation. The paper was one page and covered the entire school scene along with articles about activities of the eighth graders at their re- spective schools. Its timeliness kept the school informed as to major athletic and academic events between issues of the school newspaper, the Flight. During the school year the members of the Photography Club captured on film vari- ous school activities. Mr. Clem, in his second year at the school, was the moderator. He taught the rookies the basics of photography a few days a week after school. Members of the club took photographs, developed rolls of film, and also printed the pictures used by the Flight, Falcon News Review, Crosier, and the local newspaper, the Newsweek. During the March Try-It-Week, the club took a field trip to the Fulltone Foto Co. and learned how they mass-produced picture prints, it 67 PUBLICATIONS