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

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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 ..

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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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Thirty-four juniors attend ' super successful project ' Because of an interest in various occu- pations other than those which require a college education, this year ' s Junior class began a new program at our school under the leadership of Bro Joseph Ballard. CS C and Mr Ed Schickel Thirty-four members of the Class of ' 78 attended a special, but unique, type of education commonly re- ferred to as vocational training It was designed for the student who seeks knowledge and development in the skilled trades. Vocational classes were held at Scott Detrick Vocational Center and PRP Vo- cational School Classes began at 8 00 am The subject areas that students were involved in were: auto mechanics and parts, welding, heating and air conditioning. carpentry, plumbing and truck mechanics. Students were dismissed at 10 15 am to return to BD where they attended for the required courses, religion. English and U.S. history for the rest of the day According to Mr Schickel, the problems with the program were minimal compared to the overall success of the students in the program Mr Schickel commented that after the performance of this year ' s class the future for vocational schooling promises to be a long one He also remarked. The teachers at Detrick have told me that they have noticed a tremendous difference in school pride and interest in BD students and want all we can give them In the words of Mr Schickel. Vocational schooling this year was a super successful project p G Thtenemen K Vowels B Westel S Thi«n«m«n E Walk R WatMl M Thomas C Walsh B Willman M Thomasson D Walsh R Wirth J Thompson R Warren Walfa A Tiarnay J Walhen M Woods G Tubb P Wabar M Zanni J Tucker T Weber J . ' Mi R Vincent G Weihe B Zoeller 108 JUNIORS 1