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

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Mr. Moll ' s day , on the scaffold HHT Students take pctshcts at administration 10 STUDENT LIFE iVliss America of 1922 he ' s not. but principal. John Moll ' s garb does add to the festivities as he awaits his fate, an icy bath in the Field Day dunking machine For a mere 25c one could obtain 3 chances of sending one of our beloved faculty members into the cold water As the crowd of onlookers yelled. Mr Moll, plunges into the icy cold waters He then emerges from his watery end This event, sponsored by the Student Council, be came a big crowd pleaser at this year ' s Field Day

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Using his entire body. Keith Mattingly propels his tricycle closer to the finish line in the tricycle race, one of the many unusual and new afternoon events on Field Day. CAPTURE FIELD DAY LEFT No ballet hasn ' t been added to the cur- riculum at BD but Steve Poynter does seem to be inching towards a pirouette as he launches a frisbee during the afternoon events at this year s Field Day ABOVE Volunteering his services on Field Day Mr Gerald Kleitz helped out the Student Council by using his push to enlarge the tug-of-war pit STUDENT LIFE

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Mr. Schickel wins the dunking contest The effects of dunking on a windy day could be seen in Mr Ed Schickel ' s appear- ance as he pensively awaits the end result of his day on the dunking machine at this year ' s Field Day As the wind whips by. he awaits the fatal ball which will again send him plunging into the icy cold water of the Field Day dunking booth Mr Jim Moreschi. a Falconeer. was responsible for getting the booth set up p FAR ABOVE Here goes my lunch money, but who cares? says freshman Bob Davis as he winds up to sink one of his favorite faculty members at the dunking booth on Field Day ABOVE This is for the test you gave yesterday, seems to be Mark Fox s sentiment as he winds up at the dunking booth during Field Oay to let a faculty member have it 11 STUDENT LIFE