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

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Doing the bump at the Junior Ring Osnce ara Donnie Mmgus and Mary Helen Davenport Juniors ring in senior year at dance on March 26th I he Senior Ring! It is something special in the life of every high school junior. A glance at it will remind him that his short time in high school is almost over. It will reflect the pride that only a BD junior knows — Falcon pride. But even more, it is the first of the many steps and honors of the senior-to-be as he begins his advancement toward graduation. As always, the highlight of the junior year came as the rings were given out by Mr John Moll, principal, at the Junior Ring Dance It was held on Saturday night. March 26. 1977 in the cafeteria Music was provided by Goldbnck. The dance began at 8 00 pm and lasted until 11:30 p.m. Junior. David Breitmeyer said, I thought the band played pretty well and was glad to see everybody jammin ' to the music Moderator of the dance was Mr Kevin Brever. class moderator Helping him as chaperones were Mr Ken King. Mr Dan Clemons and Bro Carroll Posey. CSC K Patton S Peak B Pelle N Pham S Piotriki R Ramirez F Ray P Ray J Renn D Rhea L Richardaon J Roberta T Rohleder J Roaado G Ryan 106 JUNIORS JJi

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Miller and Dicken excel f in writing and driving Kentucky ' s No 1 student driver Kevin Dicken. proudly ' displays his trophy after winning the Driver ' s Excel ' ence Contest C very class excels in one way or another Whether it be a group achievement or an individual achievement, you know that it actually was a group effort That was the case of this year ' s junior class when David Miller and Kevin Dicken went beyond the call of duty to win a writing contest and a driving contest respectively. David, with the help of Mr Karl Schmitt, his English teacher, placed first in his journalism class in a Voice of Democracy Writing Contest sponsored by the Women ' s Auxiliary of the American Legion He received a $25 check and was assured com- petition in the district contest where he eventually took 3rd place. For his efforts he received a certificate of accomplishment. a medal from the American Legion, and a $25 savings bond. Kevin Dicken, the protege of Driving the first place award at the Driver ' s Excellence Contest of Kentucky, on March 26. 1977 In the contest, which was a day-long event, beginning at 8:30 a.m.. Kevin took a written test, a regular road test, and a skill test that checked one ' s ability at handling a car and a driver ' s reaction time The results of the test were given at a banquet sponsored by Amvets. Standard Oil. and Falls City Dodge Kevin received the trophy for best written test and also the trophy for over-all winner The school re- ceived a trophy and Mr Bronger received a plaque. $50. and a new watch Kevin won a $300 scholarship and a three-day. all expense paid trip to Nashville. Tenn where he competed in the national contest. He did well in national competition but not well enough to hold a national place He was. Education teacher. Mr Bob Bronger. won however, the best in our state p Mr Karl Schmitt. English teacher, coached David Miller to win 3rd place in district competition for the Voice of Democracy Contest 105 JUNIORS :i

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LEFT: Finding room on the dance floor amid the other couples. Kevin Neuner and his date vie for position at the Junior Ring Dance BELOW Arriving at the dance a little late Robin Quinlan John Rosado. Greg Alvey. and Libby Kuchenbrod. get ready to enter a decorated cafeteria for a night of dancing at the Junior Ring Dance sw K Sadler K Scanlon G Schaftlein D Schoenbaechler D Schonburg R Seymour J Sheughnessy E Siegwald J Sims D Smith F Snyder T Spencer K Stockdale T Stockdale Sturgeon M Thielmeier 107 JUNIORS ..