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

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• ring ah masiei 01 • eremo .11 ihe honoi s t on nation .issiM.uti pi pal MM (.( HAl t) Wit KlNSON ' • 1. in. |ht ,t Iresl in m tent e lass He has .1 k degree hi education liom Bellarn ■ College and Masieis degree in edui at on hum Indiana University MR ED SCHICKEL will always be remembered tor his courageous efturts in the dunking booth on Field Day He served as an administrative assist. mi and counseloi dt d taught English 1 and II Mr Schickel has a B S in education from Indiana University ami ,1 Masters in gunl.im e counseling Ironi Xavit ' i Academic excellence SKWSS; ♦ ...— The athletic department was busier than ever this year with the new Softball field in high gear MR LEO TIERNEY received some help as head of the athletic department from Mr Tim Hyland. but many a day he could be seen doing the grass cutting himself around the tennis court area As head of the Falconeers Mr Tierney had to help out at the Wednesday night bingo along with teaching world history and reading classes He has a B A in education from Bellarmme College Bro Joseph Ballard. CSC was the man :o go to when you were in doubt about what :ollege you were going to go to or what our class rank and average was He served as the official guidance counselor He also administered all the standardized tests throughout the year (0 19 ADMINISTRATION

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MR JOHN J MOIL SR principal delivers the commencement address .it graduation Completing his fifth year as principal Mi Moll also laughl senior marnage classes He received a BA in business admmis ti.it H n from BeMarmine College an M S m educjtuiM from Spalding College and has .1 guidance counseling artifii ate (mm trie slate of Kentw fcy After a loui of duty in the registrai • 0M11 e at Belldtmine College anil on the te.it lung (,i ulty ol Trinity High School Mr Moll came to BD in 1972 to lake over the reins as prim ipal Administration ' s goal 18 ADMINISTRATION Eiplaining an incoming Imhmmi fast scores on fraahman pre registration night i BRO JOSEPH BALLARD. CSC. tha school guidance counaalor Brolhar holds a B A degree in education from St Edward ' s University and an M A in guidance counseling from John Carroll University Ha was also moderator of tha Mothers Club A t the first faculty meeting of the year the administration set a theme of Greater Academic Excellence for the students and teachers to strive for The faculty was asked to encourage love for learning and to recognize individual student achievement in the classroom. Mr. Moll was known as a principal who was always there when needed and who was ready at any time to counsel or console anyone who needed help Besides dealing with the Catholic school office, the media, parents, other principals, and the general public, he always knew what was going on here at home. Mr Gerald Wilkinson not only had the duty of assistant principal, taking Mr Moll ' s place whenever he had to be at two places at one time, but also handled the business and financial side of the adminis- tration. He was responsible for teacher and student scheduling and admission policies Mr Ed Schickel aided the assistant principal in parking lot duty, cafeteria management, and general counselinfi activities One of his main duties, beside: teaching English I. II. was taking care o the students who went to vocational school. ■va L

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Getting few pointers MR WALTER REICHERT talks to veteran reporter Bob Schulman during a dinner sponsored by the Courier Journal Times Mr Reichert. new to the (acuity this year, took a full load in teaching Communications, humanities, the novel, journalism. British literature, and science fiction Mr Reichert also put to use his M A in journalism from Indiana University along with a B A in English from U L in moderating the Flight this year MR KARL SCHMITT assistant varsity football coach contemplates from the sidelines during the St X game Mr Schmitt graduated from Morehead University with a B A in Education and now has charge ol most of the Junior English courses including types of literature science fiction British literature and tour Snow experiences rewarded The English Department sponsored a Writing Contest in March The theme of the contest was. Snow Days Students could submit entries in any category they wished Some wrote stories, some compositions, and some composed poems. The winners were: sophomore. Chuck Hutti. who won first place and $25: freshman. Gary Hagan. won second place and $15: freshman. Ron Fisher, won third place and $10 Larry Weidner. sopho- more, and Mark Winebrenner. freshman, won $5 honorable mention awards. Other honorable mention awards (free food tickets) were given to: juniors. Rick Blackwell. Rick Hagan. and Tim Rohleder sophomores. Carl Alexander. Mark Casper. Greg Darst. Todd Hasson. Mike D Johnson, and Dwayne Senn: and freshmen. Mark Atzinger. Tom Eldridge. Mike Gritton. Bill Hartley, and Ken Manford The junior and senior English was also composed of elective one-semester courses, such as. journalism, science fiction, hum- anities, the novel, and world literature. Mr Walt Reichert. moderator of the Flight, and new to the faculty taught communications, humanities, the novel, journalism, and 20 ENGLISH British literature. Mr. Karl Schmitt taught junior English courses, such as. types of literature, science fiction. British literature, and journalism. Mr. Ken Black taught a college credit world literature course to sen- iors through Bellarmine College The sophomore English courses were taught by Mr. Keith Higdon. Bro. Carroll Posey. CSC. and Mr Tim Hyland The sophomore courses were geared more to- ward American literature and basic gram- mar skills Reports and term papers were written in conjunction with world history classes. Freshman English students had a variety of teachers Bro Carroll Posey. C.S C taught the largest amount of classes which dealt with appreciation of literature, grammar and composition Bro Carroll also doubled as soccer coach, sophomore class moderator, and JV baseball assistant coach. Other freshman English teachers were Mr Ed Schickel, who taught two classes and was an administrative assistant. Mr Rocky Yates. French teacher. Ron White, and Charlotte Miller, who each taught one class Pointing to Pensacola on the map Mr Tom McAnally varsity baseball coach, shows team members where they will be during their tour of Florida during spring break Mr McAnally also served as a varsity football assistant coach While not on the athletic field, he instructed students in the basics of reading in the reading lab in 206 Graduating from Bellarmine College Mr McAnally was awarded a B A in Education •!